On the admin side, you might need to display WooCommerce information inside the users table (WordPress Dashboard > Users). For example, their billing country. Or their phone number. Or maybe some custom calculation e.g. the number of completed orders.
Either way, this is super easy. First, we add a new column – second, we tell what content should go inside it. Enjoy!
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The WooCommerce Orders Table, which can be found under WP Dashboard > WooCommerce > Orders, provides us with 7 default columns: Order – Date – Status – Billing – Ship to – Total – Actions. This is used by shop managers to have an overview of all orders, before eventually clicking on a specific one.
So the question is: how can we display additional columns to that same orders table, so that we can immediately visualize an order custom field, a specific product contained in the order, or anything order-related that can be “calculated” once we have access to the $order variable? Continue reading WooCommerce: Add Column to Orders Table @ WP Dashboard
If you go to WordPress Dashboard > Products you will find default product admin filters such as “Select a category”, “Filter by product type”, “Filter by stock status”. What if you want to add more custom filters to let your shop managers find products easily?
For example, you could add “Filter by product tag” (“product tags” are one of the two default WooCommerce “taxonomies” together with “product categories”). Or, if you use custom taxonomies such as product brands, you could add a “Filter by product brand” dropdown.
Thankfully this is super easy – and here comes the proof 🙂
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You want your website visitors to checkout fast, pay you faster and receive their item quickly. However, speed matters for us WooCommerce store owners as well.
By looking at this year’s time-sheets for my own business, about 50% of the time was spent between marketing and admin – and the “admin” part is the one we’re tackling today.
If you run a busy WooCommerce shop with hundreds of products, you probably noticed how annoying it is to edit products one by one.
Yes, the WooCommerce admin dashboard allows us to do certain bulk edits a la WordPress, however you must play with the “screen options” and also the filtering is not good enough.
On the other end, as WooCommerce managers we’re probably more familiar with Excel-alike spreadsheets where all our products are editable with a single click in a specific cell.
Good news is there are plugins that can make your life easier, your admin time more efficient and your product management simpler. And today we’re taking a look at the best options.
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Ever wondered how you could add a new product type to WooCommerce admin (on top of the default Simple, Variable, Grouped and External)?
Well, while I was coding this for a client I found a lot of literature online – but nothing really worked for the latest WooCommerce release.
So, here’s the working fix!
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You’re filing your tax returns and need to know how much you earned in each state… but then find out WooCommerce doesn’t give you this calculation by default within its reports!
Don’t worry – today I’ll share a quick snippet so that you can calculate the amount you need in a second. Feel free to change the year, the country and the states in the snippet.
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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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It’s pretty easy to add another custom menu to your WooCommerce pages via PHP. For example, you might want to add a list of Product Category links, and manage this through the default “Appearance > Menu” in the WordPress dashboard. Continue reading WooCommerce: Add WP Menu to WC Pages via PHP
In previous WooCommerce versions, new customers could access the WP Admin black bar after purchase. Now this seems fixed.
Still, what about other user roles, and what if you want to override this default behavior? Well, here’s a quick snippet for you – feel free to use it in your own WooCommerce site. Enjoy!
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Hello WooCommerce Customizers!
Today is episode #18 of my “18 snippets in 18 days” challenge… yes, I’ve made it! In the last 18 days I’ve added a good amount of WooCommerce code tutorials and I hope you appreciate the effort!
If you haven’t shared on social media or left a comment yet, it is time to spread the word and share the WooLove right now 🙂
Today’s goal is quite atypical, but I love that. A client needed to see on the frontend, almost in real time, who bought which product and their names. The sell Yoga classes via WooCommerce and simply needed to make sure who’s on what class! Continue reading WooCommerce: Display Sales to Admin @ FrontEnd
A client needed to add “something” upon product publishing. For example, product meta key “total_sales” with value = 0 gets added automatically once a WooCommerce product is created.
So, how do we run (“hook”) our function when a new product is published?
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