wooCountries, and wooStates, are those custom post types or plugins

[waynekhalifa]

const GET_COUNTRIES = gqlquery GET_COUNTRIES{ wooCountries { billingCountries { countryCode countryName } shippingCountries { countryCode countryName } } }`

Server Error Error: Cannot query field "wooCountries" on type "RootQuery".

[imranhsayed]

These come from headless cms plugin. Please ensure the this plugin is active

[space87]

i am having this issue after just pulling this down i have headless plugin activated

[tedc]

me too

[siraht]

Hi @imranhsayed I am also having this issue. I've deactivated all plugins and reactivated Headless CMS first. I've activated WPGraphQL then WooGraphQL then Headless CMS, and still, nothing works. Any ideas?

EDIT: The issue was that the latest Headless CMS plugin release in the Wordpress repository is v1.2.0 whereas the latest release on GitHub is v1.7.0. Updating to 1.7.0 downloaded from GitHub solved the issue!

[waynekhalifa]

Update wp graphql, and woographql both of them to the latest version

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On 12 Oct 2021, at 10:10 PM, Travis @.***> wrote:

 Hi @imranhsayed I am also having this issue. I've deactivated all plugins and reactivated Headless CMS first. I've activated WPGraphQL then WooGraphQL then Headless CMS, and still, nothing works. Any ideas?

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[spetrey]

For anyone else who is continuing to see Cannot query field "wooCountries" on type "RootQuery". or similar error messages from the checkout page on the demo site — I found the following workaround helpful because it appears that the "headless-cms" plugin doesn't seem to work with WordPress 5.9. To resolve those query fields, just drop this at the end of your functions.php file and that should do the trick:

function get_formatted_countries($countries)
{

    $formatted_countries = [];

    if (empty($countries) && !is_array($countries)) {
        return $formatted_countries;
    }

    foreach ($countries as $countryCode => $countryName) {
        array_push($formatted_countries, [
            'countryCode' => $countryCode,
            'countryName' => $countryName,
        ]);
    }

    return $formatted_countries;
}

register_graphql_object_type('WooCountry', [
    'fields' => [
        'countryCode'  => ['type' => 'String'],
        'countryName' => ['type' => 'String'],
    ]
]);

register_graphql_object_type('WooCountries', [
    'description' => __('Countries Type', 'headless-cms'),
    'fields'      => [
        'billingCountries'   => [
            'type' => [
                'list_of' => 'WooCountry'
            ]
        ],
        'shippingCountries'   => [
            'type' => [
                'list_of' => 'WooCountry'
            ]
        ],
    ],
]);

register_graphql_field(
    'RootQuery',
    'wooCountries',
    [
        'description' => __('Countries', 'headless-cms'),
        'type'        => 'WooCountries',
        'resolve'     => function () {

            // All countries for billing.
            $all_countries     = class_exists('WooCommerce') ? WC()->countries : [];
            $billing_countries = !empty($all_countries->countries) ? $all_countries->countries : [];
            $billing_countries = get_formatted_countries($billing_countries);

            // All countries with states for shipping.
            $shipping_countries = class_exists('WooCommerce') ? WC()->countries->get_shipping_countries() : [];;
            $shipping_countries = !empty($shipping_countries) ? $shipping_countries : [];
            $shipping_countries = get_formatted_countries($shipping_countries);

            /**
             * Here you need to return data that matches the shape of the "WooCountries" type. You could get
             * the data from the WP Database, an external API, or static values.
             * For example in this case we are getting it from WordPress database.
             */
            return [
                'billingCountries'  => $billing_countries,
                'shippingCountries' => $shipping_countries,
            ];
        },
    ]
);

[ghost]

that's really great spetrey thanks a lot

there is also a query called wooStates that makes a problem, it appears after you select a country, for some states it tries to fetch an array of states... are you able to provide a function to repair this query?