To override WooCommerce (WC) templates, put your modified templates in custom_theme/woocommerce/template-category/template-name.php Example: To override the admin order notification, copy: wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/emails/admin-new-order.php to wp-content/themes/yourtheme/woocommerce/emails/admin-new-order.php WC Documentation Reference
Have you considered the WooCommerce action woocommerce_order_status_completed which is called when the order status is changed to wc-completed? It is called with the order id and the order object (instance of WC_Order) from which you can get the details of the order.
Set product_visibility to visible, _stock_status key to instock, _stock key to some value also post_date and post_date_gmt set to date lower than today’s date. After placing this in your script your simple product become visible on shop page.
make sure template name is correct. Template – the name of the parent theme directory. The parent theme in your example is the Coeur theme, so the Template will be coeur also make change theme name. for more information Click Here
The transition from URL to SQL in WP is quite long and elaborate. In a very nutshell: URL gets rewritten into a GET request GET request gets converted into query variables query variables are used to instance main query main query generates SQL There are a lot of nuances to this process, hooks that fire … Read more
One way of doing this is check with the get_current_user() and check if return something, if yes, run the code. Like the example below: add_action( ‘woocommerce_admin_order_data_after_order_details’, ‘ccef_order_switch_to’, 99 ); /** * Add a switch to user link on the order details. * * @param object $order The WC Order that we’re working with. */ function … Read more
wp_insert_term() works fine for this sort of thing. You haven’t given any context, but here’s a quick example I made that, on every page load, adds a random WooCommerce product category(not duplicates though), and an associated random image, from a list of image id’s in MY media library(change $existing_image_ids to your own ids for this … Read more
Your theme extends a core WordPress class with its own fs_connect function, but doesn’t accept the same parameters, which is why it’s causing a “should be compatible” error. This could be caused by WordPress updating it’s WP_Upgrader class, in which case your theme will need to update to be compatible. Or, more likely, this website … Read more
In core WooCommerce, the pagination is added via the woocommerce_pagination() function hooked to woocommerce_after_shop_loop, and the sorting and result counts are output by the woocommerce_result_count() and woocommerce_catalog_ordering() functions. If you look at the source for these functions, you can see that they display according to the main $wp_query, which will not contain any products because … Read more
I thought I’d share my solution for anyone working on a similar problem. I ended up switching to node-wpapi and using REST Autodiscovery to enable use of the WooCommerce & WordPress APIs from a single library. This can be done like so: const wpapi = require(‘wpapi’) let wp = new wpapi({ endpoint: ‘http://your.wp.site/wp-json/’, username: ‘user’, … Read more