Probably you already found a better way to do this since this question is quite old, but so far I could only make it work by getting the price difference manually and then using the method set_total from the order object: $order = new \WC_Order(2051); $diff = 0; foreach ($order->get_items(‘shipping’) as $key => $item) { … Read more
To display something above the product page, hook into woocommerce_before_single_product, and to get the shipping class use the get_shipping_class() method on the product, which can be retrieved with wc_get_product(): function wpse_295878_shipping_banner() { $product = wc_get_product(); $shipping_class = $product->get_shipping_class(); switch ( $shipping_class ) { case ‘free-shipping’: echo ‘<div class=”woocommerce-info”>Free shipping on this item</div>’; break; case ‘flat-rate’: … Read more
WooCommerce products have a lot of metadata. Give a look at this answer to see most of them. In your case it seems that the problem is the missing _visibility. Did you already try something like this? $item = [ ‘post_title’ => $product[‘name’], ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ]; $postId = wp_insert_post($item); update_post_meta( $postId, … Read more
The email template variables can only be used in the body of the emails. If you want to change the email titles/subject lines then you would need to use a the corresponding filter and add some custom code to a child themes functions.php file or via a custom plugin. The WooCommerce documentation has a snippet … Read more
In WC version 2.5, get and set functions are not available. The parameters you want are public. So, you can directly access them: $customer_email = $order->billing_email; $shipping_country = $order->shipping_country; And so on. Please check the keys before using them.
Thank you all, I did found the answer HERE. I adapt a bit the code to my needs and added a button. html: <div> <form method=”post” name=”update_status”> <button type=”submit” name=”marked_as_completed”>Mark as Completed</button> </form> </div> php: <?php if (isset($_POST[“marked_as_completed”])) { $completed_status = $order->get_id(); $order = new WC_Order($completed_status); $order->update_status(‘completed’, ‘order_note’); echo ‘<h2 style=”color:green;”>Completato ✓</h2>’; } ?>
There are mainly 2 filters to be used: 1) the filter woocommerce_order_shipping_to_display located in get_shipping_to_display() method, used by get_order_item_totals() method to display the shipping in order total rows: add_filter( ‘woocommerce_order_shipping_to_display’, ‘customize_order_shipping_to_display’, 10, 3 ); function customize_order_shipping_to_display( $shipping, $order, $tax_display ){ // Your code to filter displayed shipping return $shipping; } 2) Or filter woocommerce_get_order_item_totals located … Read more
The following will work for simple products and variable products with product variations. It requires jQuery to change the the add to cart button text depending on selected variation on variable products. I have revisited your initial code completely. // Conditional function that checks if a product is in cart and return the correct button … Read more
You can use custom functions.php file inside your theme folder. If a file named functions.php already exist, then you can use the following formulae. You can also create a functions.php file by yourself in the theme root folder if it does not exist. <?php /* Functions.php file Description: Site specific codes and functions */ function … Read more
With WordPress to make a custom SQL query, you should always use the dedicated WPDB Class and related methods as get_results(), this way: global $wpdb; $results = $wpdb->get_results( ” SELECT attribute_name FROM {$wpdb->prefix}woocommerce_attribute_taxonomies ” ); if ( count($results) > 0) { $data = []; // Initializing // Loop through results objects foreach( $results as $result … Read more