Call a function after geolocalization in Woocommerce

It seems like you are facing an issue with the currency switching functionality on your WooCommerce website, specifically when it comes to geolocation and the custom budgeter plugin. Let’s try to troubleshoot the problem.

First, make sure that the code snippet you provided is correctly added to your site. It appears to be a WordPress hook that triggers the addition of the currency parameter to the URL on the "precios" page. Double-check that the hook is firing correctly and that the function ‘agregar_moneda_a_url’ is being executed as expected.

Assuming the code snippet is implemented correctly, the issue might be related to the timing of when the geolocation and currency switching functions are being executed. The geolocation feature of the Currency Switcher plugin determines the user’s location and selects the appropriate currency based on that information.

However, if the custom budgeter plugin is loading before the geolocation process occurs, it might not be aware of the currency selected by the Currency Switcher plugin. This could explain why the budgeter plugin is sometimes using the initial currency configuration instead of the geolocation-based currency.

To address this timing issue, you could try the following steps:

1. Check if the custom budgeter plugin has any hooks or filters that allow you to manipulate its behavior. Look for any available actions or filters in the plugin’s documentation or source code.

2. If you find suitable hooks or filters, you can use them to delay the initialization of the custom budgeter plugin until after the Currency Switcher plugin has completed its geolocation process. This way, the budgeter plugin will be aware of the selected currency.
   Modify your code snippet to only redirect the user to the new URL if the Currency Switcher plugin has already determined the currency based on geolocation. You can do this by checking if the ‘$WOOCS->current_currency’ variable has been set before redirecting. Otherwise, allow the budgeter plugin to use its default currency.

3. Here’s an updated version of the code snippet incorporating the above changes:

           function agregar_moneda_a_url() {
            global $WOOCS;
   
            $current_url = "http://$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]";
            $parsed_url = parse_url($current_url);
   
            if (isset($parsed_url['query']) && !empty($parsed_url['query'])) {
                $params = [];
                parse_str($parsed_url['query'], $params);
   
                if (isset($params['currency'])) {
                    return; // The "currency" parameter is already present in the URL, do nothing
                }
            }
   
            if (is_page('precios') && isset($WOOCS->current_currency)) {
                $moneda = $WOOCS->current_currency;
                $new_url = add_query_arg('currency', $moneda, $current_url);
                wp_redirect($new_url);
                exit;
            }
        }
        add_action('template_redirect', 'agregar_moneda_a_url');
   

By adding the additional check for ‘$WOOCS->current_currency’, the code will only redirect if the Currency Switcher plugin has already determined the currency based on geolocation.

Please note that this solution assumes that the geolocation feature of the Currency Switcher plugin has been properly set up and is working correctly. Make sure to test the website thoroughly after applying these changes to ensure the desired behavior is achieved consistently.

If the issue persists or you encounter any other problems, I recommend reaching out to the plugin developers for further assistance. They will have a better understanding of their product and can provide specific guidance based on your setup.