WooCommerce: Create An Order From Another Website!
This is going to be a great tutorial. And it works for sure, because I’ve just implemented it on the
WooCommerce Database Explained: How It Works and Where To Find Data
The term “database” is widely used and known to millions of people, but the proportion of people who have it
WooCommerce: Update Order Field Value After a Successful Order
We’ve already seen how to update user meta after a successful order, but this time our goal is to “correct”
WooCommerce: Add New Row @ Order Totals (Email & Thank-you Page)
While working for a freelance client, I did some research on the code that generates the “Order Totals” table. This
WooCommerce: Save & Display Order Total Weight
For tracking purposes, or maybe because your shop manager needs to be aware of this, saving the total weight of
WooCommerce: Check if Product ID is in the Order
Once a customer places an order, you might want to know if such order contains a given product ID. you
WooCommerce: Add New Row @ Order Totals (Email & Thank-you Page)
While working for a freelance client, I did some research on the code that generates the “Order Totals” table. This
WooCommerce: Add Order Notes to WooCommerce PDF Invoices
I use the “WooCommerce PDF Invoices & Packing Slips” plugin, available on the WP Repository, to invoice my clients. At
WooCommerce: Check if Product Category is in the Order
We already saw how to check if a product category is in the cart, if a product ID is in
WooCommerce: Disable Customer Order Email for Free Orders
There are times when you sell free products to give customers access to a membership, an online course, or for
WooCommerce: Get Order Info (total, items, etc) From $order Object
As a WooCommerce development freelancer, every day I repeat many coding operations that make me waste time. One of them
WooCommerce: Add Column to Orders Table @ WP Dashboard
The WooCommerce Orders Table, which can be found under WP Dashboard > WooCommerce > Orders, provides us with 7 default
WooCommerce: Set Custom Order Status for New Orders
All WooCommerce orders go to either “processing”, “completed”, “on-hold” and other default order statuses based on the payment method and
WooCommerce: Allow Users to Edit Processing Orders
How can WooCommerce customers edit an order they just placed and paid for? I swear I looked on search engine
WooCommerce: Send Email to Admin Every 3 Hours (Cron Job)
This snippet consists of many WooCommerce tasks: setting up a “WordPress Cron Job” (i.e. schedule a hook that runs on
WooCommerce: Set Checkout Field Value @ Order Creation
This is a very specific function. Sometimes, you need to “set” a checkout field value upon order creation (because it