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3 min readTo display a product custom field value in WooCommerce, you can use the get_post_meta() function in your theme files or in a custom plugin. This function allows you to retrieve the value of a custom field associated with a specific product.First, you need to identify the key of the custom field you want to display. This key is typically defined when you create the custom field for the product.
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5 min readTo get the wp_woocommerce_session_ values in WooCommerce, you can access them using the WC()->session object. You can retrieve the values by using the get() method on the session object, passing the key of the value you want to retrieve. For example, to get the value of a key named 'example_key', you can use WC()->session->get( 'example_key' ). This will return the value associated with that key in the session.
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6 min readTo query WooCommerce tables in WordPress, you can use the $wpdb global object to run custom SQL queries. WooCommerce stores product, order, and customer data in different tables in the database. To query these tables, you'll need to use SQL queries to retrieve the data you need. You can use functions like $wpdb->get_results() to retrieve data from the database and display it on your website.
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6 min readTo get the quantity of a WooCommerce subscription, you can use a function called get_subscriptions to retrieve all the subscriptions related to a particular product or user. Once you have the subscription object, you can access the quantity property to get the number of items in the subscription. This quantity represents how many of a particular product the customer has subscribed to receive on a regular basis.
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4 min readTo pass the product description to PayPal using WooCommerce, you can do so by integrating the WooCommerce PayPal gateway with your online store. This can be done by installing and activating the WooCommerce PayPal plugin on your website.Once you have the plugin set up, you can customize the product description that gets sent to PayPal by configuring the settings within the WooCommerce dashboard.
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6 min readTo override the schema 'availability' in WooCommerce, you will need to create a custom plugin or add code to your theme's functions.php file. You can use hooks and filters provided by WooCommerce to modify the availability schema. By creating a custom function that hooks into the 'woocommerce_structured_data_product' filter, you can modify the availability schema to customize the output as needed.
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3 min readTo remove WooCommerce cart notifications, you can modify the functions.php file in your theme or child theme. You can use the following code snippet to disable the cart notifications:add_filter('woocommerce_add_message', 'remove_cart_notification');function remove_cart_notification() { return; }By adding this code snippet to your functions.php file, it will prevent any notifications from being displayed when items are added to the cart.
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4 min readTo check the type of order notes in WooCommerce, you can view the order details page in your WooCommerce dashboard. Once you are on the order details page, you can look for the "Order Notes" section.Here, you will see all the notes that have been added to the order. Each note will typically have a label indicating the type of note it is, such as Customer Note, Private Note, or Order Note.
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4 min readTo get the total sales of WooCommerce orders without taxes, you can use the WooCommerce reports feature. You can navigate to the WooCommerce dashboard and go to the Reports section. From there, you can select the Orders report and filter the results to exclude taxes from the sales data. This will give you the total sales figures of your WooCommerce orders without including any taxes.
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3 min readTo get a list of order IDs in WooCommerce, you can use the following code snippet: global $wpdb; $order_ids = $wpdb->get_col(" SELECT ID FROM {$wpdb->posts} WHERE post_type = 'shop_order' "); foreach( $order_ids as $order_id ) { // Do something with each order ID } This code queries the WordPress database to retrieve all order IDs of the post type 'shop_order'.
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7 min readTo add a custom suffix to product attributes in WooCommerce, you can use the woocommerce_attribute_label filter. You can create a custom function that appends the desired suffix to the attribute label and then hook it into the woocommerce_attribute_label filter. This modified function will then be able to add the custom suffix to the product attributes whenever they are displayed on the front-end of your WooCommerce store. Remember to add this custom function to your theme's functions.
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5 min readTo use Really Simple Captcha with WooCommerce, you will first need to install and activate the Really Simple Captcha plugin on your WordPress website. Once the plugin is activated, you can go to the settings page of the plugin to configure the captcha settings according to your preferences.After setting up the captcha, you can navigate to the WooCommerce settings in your WordPress dashboard and go to the Checkout tab.