You cloud use the filter “woocommerce_format_price_range” from the “wc_format_price_range” function to modifed the price. A small example: function my_function_to_change_the_price_formating($price) { // If you look in the function wc_format_price_range, you will see that the two prices are separated by a dash. (–) // We used this “dash” and separate the two prices. $tmp = explode(‘–’, $price); … Read more
Sorting by content is not very efficient, as content can be long strings which take time to sort through. However, if your description is actually very short and you want to order your results by this very short string, then you could simply store your short description in a custom meta-field and use that field … Read more
Hi just add this code in your theme functions.php add_action(‘init’, ‘mydomain_plugin_checks’); function mydomain_plugin_checks(){ if ( class_exists(‘BanHammer’) ) { add_filter(‘woocommerce_registration_errors’, ‘woocommerce_banhammer_validation’, 10, 3 ); } } function woocommerce_banhammer_validation( $validation_errors, $username, $email ) { if( (new BanHammer)->banhammer_drop( $username, $email, $validation_errors ) ) return new WP_Error( ‘registration-error-bad-email’, (new BanHammer)->options[‘message’] ); return $validation_errors; }
If you look on the network tab of the developer tools from your browser, you will see that the product is NOT added by AJAX. Yes, there is an AJAX-Request but that sends a nonce to “woosb_custom_data” and adds no product to your cart. (blue cross on the screenshot) Normaly the “add to cart” AJAX-Request … Read more
Are you sure it deletes your theme? It probably just change by another, go to Appearance > Themes (/wp-admin/themes.php) and check the installed themes, then activate the one that you really want.
There are two files that WooCommerce pulls from to create a product page: single-product.php and content-single-product.php. Single-product.php determines what information is displayed on the page and creates the layout that will display the information. You can view its content here. Content-single-product.php pulls the content of the product that’s been organized into hooks with actions and … Read more
This works because on this URL, $_REQUEST[‘attribute_pa_model’] is set, and in this example, the value is iphone-x: index.php?product=example&attribute_pa_model=iphone-x But on this URL, $_REQUEST[‘attribute_pa_model’] is not set, so the auto-selection of the product variation does not work: /product/example/iphone-x So on that URL, you can use the woocommerce_dropdown_variation_attribute_options_args to filter the selected value, like so: add_filter( ‘woocommerce_dropdown_variation_attribute_options_args’, … Read more
I managed to get it working, here is answer: – when importing update new stock to custom field: _custom_stock_placeholder – update only this field: _custom_stock_placeholder – add this code to functions.php add_action(‘pmxi_saved_post’, ‘post_saved’, 10, 1); function post_saved($id) { $original_stock = get_post_meta($id, ‘_stock’, true); $new_stock = get_post_meta($id, ‘_custom_stock_placeholder’, true); $combined_stock= $original_stock + $new_stock; update_post_meta($id, ‘_stock’, $combined_stock); … Read more
You should be able to add to your condition: if (is_shop() || is_product_category()) { This will exclude products with the tag from both the shop page and all product categories. You may also want to add || is_product_tag() to make sure they don’t show up on tag archives. WooCommerce’s conditional tags reference can help you … Read more
Product attribute taxonomies are prefixed with pa_, so you can check the taxonomy name for that prefix and skip it if it exists: if ( substr( $taxonomy->name, 0, 3 ) === ‘pa_’ ) { continue; }