You should download en use WooCommerce with buildin payment gateways You can add a product type with something like: function my_add_product_type( $types ) { return $types[“service”] = “Service”; } add_filter( “product_type_selector”, “my_add_product_type” );
20 is the priority. To remove, must use the same priority as the one that was set in the add_action.
For anyone who might still be looking for an answer on this 6 years later. I recently just had a similar issue and found the culprit to be the file limit of my hosting account had been exceeded. There was no error or anything from WordPress I was just knocked back to the posts page. … Read more
You should be able to do this with the same filter that is talked about here. The full-size images are being kept by WordPress. It’s not really a WooCommerce thing. As well as the settings for images in WooCommerce you will also need to set minimum image size in WordPress’s Settings>Media… Then this script (see … Read more
I think you are not handling the array part correctly. The right syntax is – $new_role = array(“advocate” => 1); The syntax that you have used is shown when you print some array on your screen but it should be written in above format in your PHP code. Currently, you are capturing it as a … Read more
Your code actually looks good, according to the WooCommerce Documentation. It may simply be related to usage in a child theme, but I think that would still work. For reference, here is what I use to replace the default WooCommerce CSS files. This only disables the “general” styling (colors, buttons, etc) but keeps the structuring … Read more
Probably $attribute is declared as private in the super class, so you can’t access it directly from subclasses.
If you define your own empty function, then it can cause a problem when the plugin tries to load its same function. The simplest way around this is to use PHP’s built-in function_exists() method wrapped around the function call. If that function is defined (like inside the plugin) it’ll run the call. If not, it’s … Read more
I don’t think you’ll be able to pull this off directly. All of the admin screens, objects and hooks are tied to the “product” post type. What you should probably do is add a new product type (a sister to the simple/variable product types). This new product type could be called “Custom_Type”. You can then … Read more
You need to use the woocommerce_get_price filter: add_filter(‘woocommerce_get_price’, ‘return_custom_price’, $product, 2); function return_custom_price($price, $product) { global $post, $woocommerce; // Array containing country codes $county = array(‘CH’); // Amount to increase by $amount = 5; // If the custromers shipping country is in the array if ( in_array( $woocommerce->customer->get_shipping_country(), $county ) ){ // Return the price … Read more