woocommerce_add_to_cart custom function called several times
woocommerce_add_to_cart custom function called several times
woocommerce_add_to_cart custom function called several times
Based on the way the question is written you want a single page website with that one page displaying all products within a single category. Install and configure WordPress and WooCommerce create the desired product category and add all relevant products. Do not create any menus. Then… Go to Appearance -> Customize -> Frontpage -> … Read more
Files names changed (with strange characters) after being uploaded to cpanel
Some html elements displaing in a strange order in WordPress
Apparently, this is a bug with WordPress, it’s still incompatible with MySQL 8, a quick patch could be found at this link: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/48377
Change wc_get_checkout_url() to get_permalink( wc_get_page_id( ‘shop’ ) ). Please let me know if this works, I am not that familiar with WooCommerce.
I figured it out. woocommerce_payment_succesful_result guided me in the right direction, although it wasn’t the final answer. function is_wc_endpoint_url() is really useful here, it checks where woocommerce is about to redirect next. // redirect empty checkouts and completed orders. add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘myfunction’ ); function myfunction() { if( is_wc_endpoint_url( ‘order-received’ ) && isset( $_GET[‘key’] ) ) … Read more
Your code is working fine. I tested on local WordPress and worked as expected. columns attribute is the visual presentation so it will not affect how many categories are displayed. number attribute is the number of categories retrieved. I changed it to 4 and it worked perfectly. Either way you can optimize your code like … Read more
That does not look like WooCommerce to me. In Woo, you list specific products for sale, maybe with some variations. And for those, if you like to make an offer, there is, for instance, Name Your Price extension. And if you say “want to buy your old iPhone 9 for USD500” – then who is … Read more
WooCommerce uses a custom post type “shop_order” to store orders. This means that the orders will be stored in the wp_posts database table with the post_type column set to shop_order SELECT ID, post_author, post_date, post_status, post_type FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type=”shop_order” WooCommerce stores a large portion of the order related data as post meta. Once you … Read more