In the past, WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages used to show “$0.00” beside each free shipping rate. Now, this is gone and WooCommerce only shows the shipping rate name, without the 0 amount.
But given that many freelance clients requested this customization, today we’re bringing this back to life with just a few lines of PHP. Enjoy!
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A BloomerArmada fan had a nice challenge with a client – how to display the total amount of sales generated by a given coupon code?
So I managed to create this snippet, which adds a brand new column to the WooCommerce Coupon table view with “total sales” value in it for each coupon code – enjoy!
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When an order is placed in WooCommerce, you might want to change/add something in the User Meta programmatically.
For example, you could “check” a custom checkbox in the User Profile. Or maybe assign the User Twitter username. And so on 🙂
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I use the “WooCommerce PDF Invoices & Packing Slips” plugin, available on the WP Repository, to invoice my clients. At times, for accounting purposes, I need to show the VAT/TAX ID of the client on the PDF invoice.
So, I open the order via WooCommerce > Orders, open the order I want to edit, add a “Note to the Customer” from the right hand side… and then have the following snippet in my functions.php adding such information on the PDF invoice! Continue reading WooCommerce: Add Order Notes to WooCommerce PDF Invoices
While working for a freelance client, I did some research on the code that generates the “Order Totals” table. This shows on the Thank-you Page and also on the Email Receipt. So, what if we wanted to add a table row to the foot of such table? Continue reading WooCommerce: Add New Row @ Order Totals (Email & Thank-you Page)
Let’s imagine you want to add a custom checkout field (and not an additional billing or shipping field) on the WooCommerce Checkout page. For example, it might be a customer licence number – this has got nothing to do with billing and nothing to do with shipping.
Ideally, this custom field could show above the Checkout page order notes – right after the shipping form. It will feature a label, an input field, and will be required.
So, here’s how you do it – hope it helps you understand that anything is possible with WooCommerce!
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Once a customer places an order, you might want to know if such an order contains a given product or variation ID. You can use this for tracking purposes, for redirecting to a custom thank you page or running your custom functions.
You can also run the check in the admin or in your custom functions, as long as you have access to the order ID or order object.
Enjoy!
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