It’s possible to build a multi-section online store using WordPress and WooCommerce but it does come with its complexities. Having the three sections integrated within the same site can be advantageous in terms of shared traffic, cross-selling opportunities, and providing a diverse product/service mix to your visitors. However, this setup will be more complex and … Read more
Without seeing your whole it could be tricky to answer. So assuming that your code is written the way I think it is, then the error is most likely caused by the $this keyword in your custom_is_coupon_valid function. It seems like you’re attempting to call methods that exist in WooCommerce’s WC_Coupon class. The $this keyword … Read more
Conflict between Woocommerce Booking + Woocommerce Product Options [closed]
I want to redirect user to an amazon product page from my wordpress website when they add product to there cart [closed]
Looking at tabs.php in WooCommerce, the id attribute is prefixed with tab-title- and uses the key from the array of tabs. This means if you do $tabs[‘wptricksdk’] = array( … ), the value of the tab’s id attribute would be tab-title-wptricksdk. Mixing numerical keys and string keys in arrays can get messy, but I think … Read more
additional fields based on the quantity of products selected
Your code seems to be correct and should generally work for all fields. However, the ‘billing_postcode’ and ‘billing_city’ fields may be processed differently or not be considered required based on the customer’s country or other settings, which could explain why they’re not being modified. If you want to ensure a message appears for all fields, … Read more
How to create different woocommerce single_product.php pages for each product? [closed]
The function that solves it should do the following : Loops through each product in the category For each item, retrieve the list of categories the product is in. If there is only one category and it’s the ‘restricted’ category, then the product is excluded from the query. Here’s an example : function exclude_category_archive_products( $q … Read more
Following the suggestion by @1inmillion, I put the second filter inside the first IF statement, which works nicely. This is the combined code: // 1. Add text below short description function bja_product_unavailable_text( $content ) { $content .= ‘<div class=”bja_product_unavailable”>This product is unavailable</div>’; return $content; } // 2. Remove add to cart button if product is … Read more