woocommerce: get product detail form sku [closed]
Check this post that provide a method for get product by sku: https://www.skyverge.com/blog/find-product-sku-woocommerce/
Check this post that provide a method for get product by sku: https://www.skyverge.com/blog/find-product-sku-woocommerce/
Use woocommerce_add_cart_item_data and woocommerce_add_order_item_meta filters. Wrap all your input fields inside product form( I assume that those tabs are made with javascript so there is no need of reloading the page for each one’s content) and set that form’s action to add to cart url Use this in your custom template $product = get_product(77); echo … Read more
You can copy the templates folder inside the Woocommerce plug-in folder and place them in a custom Woocommerce folder inside your theme folder. every changes you make inside the custom Woocommerce folder will override the core files of the Woocommerce plug-in without loosing them after an update. You have to give us more information aboutdisplaying … Read more
woocommerce_add_order_item_meta will allow you to hook into the order creation process, its fired right after an error is checked on an item, so you know the item is legit. You could implement this with your get_post_meta function. As for the the meta display, there are a couple things going on. The email and the order … Read more
Try this: add_filter( ‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’, ‘webendev_woocommerce_checkout_fields’ ); /** * Change Order Notes Placeholder Text – WooCommerce * */ function webendev_woocommerce_checkout_fields( $fields ) { $fields[‘order’][‘order_comments’][‘placeholder’] = ‘Your custom placeholder’; return $fields; }
I found the solution on https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/9348 It was not about the Turkish characters, it is more generic Removing utf8_decode() function in function getUnifiedHtml() -line 530- resolved the problem.
A better approach in my opinion would be to redirect the cart and checkout pages to a static page with user friendly message. This shows how to get Various WooCommerce Page URLs, you can hook a function to init, that function will: See if the current URL matches the URL of the checkout or cart … Read more
Not really. Anything that loads a template in WordPress is ultimately an include() or require() and only the variables in the caller function scope (and global scope of course) are passed on to the included file: function foo() { $bar = 1; include( ‘/path/to/template.php’ ); } $baz = 2; foo(); // template.php: echo $bar; // … Read more
I’m working on a site developed by someone else in which there are conflicts with a couple of plugins. In general, website developers are not documenting things as it should. It is best you contact the previous developers asking for the clarification. If this is not possible, you are up to your own. You may … Read more
You may consider using the get_terms() function to generate a list of the items in a custom taxonomy. I’m sure there are other good ways of doing this, but there are plenty of parameters here you can try out to get the order you need. $terms = get_terms( ‘custom_taxonomy_here’, ‘orderby=count&hide_empty=0’ ); if ( ! empty( … Read more