Summary:
You can check the screenshot below. &nbsp;It's the most obvious thing, actually- It's not a riddle, it's a business. &nbsp;In the Point of Sale system, during checkout, if we have the customer address, and they want delivery, we want to use the same WordPress Flexible Shipping plugin with the Distance Based Shipping Rate addon, just like during Woocommerce checkout, and return the calculated shipping cost.
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https://prnt.sc/17rz1mw is the effect we want in OpenPOS, but with the real shipping calculation.
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Here is the complete message from the author:
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you can hook to this filter
$result = apply_filters('op_get_online_shipping_method_response',$result,$session_data);
to get suitable cost , this filter effect after you click to get online shipping cost &nbsp;https://prnt.sc/17rz1m iw
and new shipping method will apply .
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Need to get this implemented today.
Let me know...How do you understand the work? &nbsp;Should we be able to implement it as a WPCode snippet?
https://codecanyon.net/item/openpos-a-complete-pos-plugins-for-woocomerce/22613341 has the info about OpenPOS, including some snippets in the Documentation.
 
==========And I have this from Claude :
 
To add the shipping cost calculator form to the OpenPOS interface, you'll need to hook into the OpenPOS plugin's filters or actions. However, since OpenPOS is a third-party plugin, the exact implementation details may vary based on its version and the available hooks.
 
Here's a general approach you can take:
 
1. **Identify the OpenPOS hook or filter**
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- Look through the OpenPOS plugin's documentation or source code to find a hook or filter that allows you to add custom content or sections to the POS interface.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- Common hooks or filters for this purpose may include `op_register_meta_boxes`, `op_register_screen_areas`, or `op_add_screen_sections`.
 
2. **Create a function to render the shipping cost calculator form**
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- In your `flexible-shipping-integration.php` file, create a new function that renders the `[fsi_shipping_form]` shortcode.
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;```php
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;function fsi_render_shipping_form() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;echo do_shortcode( '[fsi_shipping_form]' );
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;```
 
3. **Hook into the OpenPOS hook or filter**
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- Use the appropriate hook or filter from OpenPOS to add your `fsi_render_shipping_form` function to the desired location in the POS interface.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- The implementation will depend on the specific hook or filter you identified in step 1.
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;For example, if OpenPOS provides a `op_register_screen_areas` filter, you could use it like this:
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;```php
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;function fsi_add_shipping_form_screen_area( $screen_areas ) {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;$screen_areas['fsi_shipping_form'] = array(
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;'label' =&gt; 'Shipping Cost Calculator',
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;'render' =&gt; 'fsi_render_shipping_form',
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;);
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;return $screen_areas;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;add_filter( 'op_register_screen_areas', 'fsi_add_shipping_form_screen_area' );
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;```
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This code adds a new screen area called "Shipping Cost Calculator" to the OpenPOS interface, and it will render the `fsi_render_shipping_form` function within that area.
 
4. **Enqueue scripts and styles**
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;- If you haven't already done so, make sure to enqueue the necessary scripts and styles (`fsi.js` and `fsi.css`) on the OpenPOS screen using the appropriate OpenPOS hook or filter.
 
Please note that the exact implementation details may vary depending on the OpenPOS version you're using and the available hooks or filters. You may need to consult the OpenPOS documentation or seek assistance from their support channels or the WordPress community forums for more specific guidance.
 
As for Kadence Conversions, it is primarily a plugin for creating popups, modals, and other frontend elements. Since OpenPOS is a backend interface, Kadence Conversions may not be directly applicable in this case. However, if OpenPOS provides a way to trigger or display custom popups or modals, you could potentially integrate Kadence Conversions with it.

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