…eckout notice *We’ve discovered that some themes do crazy things with the default WooCommerce notices, so if you do find that your theme removes this action, uses outdated templates, or heavily modified these notices, we recommend using the “Checkout Notice” setting instead. “Thank You” page integration Social sign in options are not shown to logged-in users since we don’t want to distract them from checking out. However, we’ve added an option to…
…say that you will create a file named ‘modman’ in the Widget project that defines the symlink mappings for modman to manage. The basic syntax is simply ‘source’ ‘destination’, therefore we may have something like: # extension code Widget app/code/community/Acme/Widget # Magento Global Configuration Acme_Widget.xml app/etc/modules/Acme_Widget.xml Check that file into source control, and move to the command line for the next step. From within the Ma…
…ing used when this method is called, and that method will just remove the default upsells: private function remove_default_upsells() { remove_action( ‘woocommerce_after_single_product_summary’, ‘woocommerce_upsell_display’, 15 ); } Now let’s move onto the last 2 things we want to do: adjust the number of columns (based on what the user has set in the shortcode, which is now saved as a class property), and adjust the CSS for upsells accordingly. No…
…ore you’ve approved the member, there’s one major pitfall you should consider – you may need to issue refunds for customers whose “applications” you reject. Be very sure that you’re okay with having to process refunds before setting up this process. We only recommend using this method if you have the time and resources to issue refunds quickly, and use a payment gateway that supports automatic refunds. …
…a_exclude’,1,365*2); createCookie function courtesy of one of my favorite reference sites: quirksmode. Step 1 Download the Plugin If you’d like to implement this method for your own blog, please feel free to download and install my plugin: Jetpack Site Stats Exclude After activating, any visits while you’re logged in as an administrator will be excluded. Step 2 Exclude Browser (Optional, recommended) Create and host a page on your server containin…
…efunds will be processed upon request, but SkyVerge reserves the right to refuse a refund at its discretion. Refunds for products purchased via the WooCommerce.com marketplace are subject to the refund policies of WooCommerce. You acknowledge and agree that SkyVerge does not sell, offer to sell, lease, offer to lease, charge for, or attempt to charge for any service or product pursuant to an automatic renewal or continuous service arrangement. Inf…
…og To clarify what we’re talking about doing here, the goal is to hide for instance only one highlighted subcategory ‘WordPress Plugins’, leaving ‘Magento Extensions’ in the example below: Some example subcategories on the shop page get_terms Filter Perhaps the easiest and most upgrade-friendly is to hook onto the core ‘get_terms‘ filter. This filter is ultimately applied by a call to get_categories() which is called by the woocommerce_product_sub…
…isplay in the catalog can also be inclusive or exclusive of tax. The pages installed by default have also changed, which greatly simplifies plugin setup. The only pages now installed are the “Shop”, “Cart”, “Checkout”, and “My Account” pages. You may want to double-check that you have these four pages with the appropriate shortcodes on them (remember, you won’t need all of the shortcodes from that link – the docs are not updated yet). Sub-pages, s…
…. Final Notes Adding your own settings tab is made much easier by the helpers WooCommerce gives you in the form of the abstract settings page, helper functions to output and save settings, along with several useful examples in WooCommerce itself. If you want to take a look at the full code, here’s a version you can install as a plugin to activate it and see how the code generates the tab and settings….
…put this area that Memberships uses itself: wc_memberships()->get_frontend_instance()->get_members_area_instance()->my_account_memberships(); We’ll make a shortcode to output this and then wrap it in a div with the CSS class woocommerce so it’s styled automatically like a WooCommerce table: Now you can use [wcm_my_memberships] within your content anywhere that shortcodes are expanded, and this area will render if a user has 1 or more memberships….