What if in your register_rest_route() call you can pass it the permission_callback option: ‘permission_callback’ => function () { return current_user_can(‘customer’); // OR return current_user_can(‘shop_manager’); } That way you are sure that you are dealing with a logged in Woocommerce user?? These are the two roles that Woocommerce is adding to your site. https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/roles-capabilities/ I know … Read more
I haven’t tested you method yet. However I had bookmarked few closely related topics (also for me to try & error) as below: how to override woocommerce specific loop or archive-product.php WP_Query | Help me create a search term with an ‘OR’ relation? Find all product that contain terms with %keywords% in WP_Query Get posts … Read more
For instance, WP_Query is only for fetching standard post data. Additional data by plugins such as WC will not be fetched. To do a custom query If you would like to use a custom query, you could use WC_Product_Query Place the following in theme’s functions.php and save the javascript into a separate php file. The … Read more
You don’t need to! With a little understanding of how URLs and query vars work, we can do this entirely within the URL of the page, with no additional PHP code First we have a URL: example.com/abc/123 Then we have a rewrite rule. The rule has a regex pattern that matches the URL, and a … Read more
Your code is outdated since WooCommerce 3. First, you need to target variable products type only to avoid errors on other products types and also $product is already the product object. Also you can also directly use the WC_Product method get_attribute() and your code will be much more simpler, compact and efficient: add_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title’, ‘display_size_attribute’, … Read more
You can do this with an action when a new product is inserted (and not when updated). As you did not specify the meta key this field is stored under the user as, OR the meta key of where you want it stored on the product: add_action( ‘wp_insert_post’, ‘smyles_insert_user_product_data’, 10, 3 ); function smyles_insert_user_product_data( $post_ID, … Read more
If anyone is interested the issue was indeed that the review form was reverting to the WordPress comment form when disabled so the same code needed to be applied to both forms.
You can try using $wpdb, like this: // Use the global variable $wpdb; global $wpdb; // :: Define SQL command :: // You can request for the IDs only, // and then get the properties later on via get_post_meta or WC_Product() $q = ‘SELECT wp_posts.ID ‘; $q .= ‘FROM wp_posts ‘; // Attach wp_postmeta table … Read more
Lets see if this is helpfull. From your description you have/want the following setup: -Category –Sub-Category-1 —Products of Sub-Category-1 –Sub-Category-2 —Products of Sub-Category-2 –Sub-Category-3 —Products of Sub-Category-3 OK, so you first need to get all top level categories. You can get them with something like this: $top_categories_args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, // the taxonomy … Read more
Like I’ve pointed in my comment, you can use wc()->mailer()->emails, which would give you a list of all the email class instances. Example: // Get all the email class instances. $emails = wc()->mailer()->emails; // Prints all the email class names. var_dump( array_keys( $emails ) ); // Access the default subject for new order email notifications. … Read more