I’m not familiar with Woocommerce, but in short, get_template_part() only look for template parts in parent and child themes, not in plugins. If you look at the source code, get_template_part() uses locate_template which have the following source code (which is where the actual template part is searched for) function locate_template($template_names, $load = false, $require_once = … Read more
Add the below code in your functions.php file of your current theme function render_product_description($item_id, $item, $order){ $_product = $order->get_product_from_item( $item ); echo “<br>” . $_product->post->post_content; } add_action(‘woocommerce_order_item_meta_end’, ‘render_product_description’,10,3);
Most parts of your code were unnecessary. Assuming you get the correct set of posts with your get_posts(), you can just loop through those posts, and update the meta. You also had a confusion of the variables and objects in your loop, and you tried to update/get information passing a post object instead of an … Read more
I just tested this and it will work. Drop this into your functions.php and whenever a user who isn’t logged in tries to access a WooCommerce template such as the shop, product pages, cart, or checkout it will redirect them to the WordPress login page. add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_users_not_logged_in’ ); /** * Redirect non logged-in users … Read more
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>’; } ?>