Change woocommerce email based upon email template

When you add this function as a callback, are you specifying that 2 parameters are to be passed? It appears $sent_to_admin does not have the value you think it should.

What action/filter are you hooking anyway?

$sent_to_admin – I was assuming that this meant that the email was true or false depending upon whether this email was being sent to the administrator. Apparently, bad assumption.

The action I was targeting is:
woocommerce_email_before_order_table
add_action( 'woocommerce_email_before_order_table', 'add_order_email_instructionsNEW');

Sorry late response. Email notification went into Spam.

Is there a function that will indicate whether the email is being sent to the administrator vs. the customer?

Ok. The functionality I wanted is working with:

remove_action ( 'woocommerce_email_header', 'action_woocommerce_email_header', 10, 1 );
add_action ( 'woocommerce_email_header', 'ai_indicate_quote_order', 10, 2 );
function ai_indicate_quote_order($order, $is_admin) { // function

	// Only for admin emails
	if ($is_admin) { // test if admin

		if ($order->payment_method == 'jetpack_custom_gateway') { // test order type
		                                                          // quote
			echo '<p style="font-size:2em; background-color:#08456e; color:white; padding:30px;">New Customer Quote</p>';
		} else {

			echo '<p style="font-size:2em; background-color:#08456e; color:white; padding:30px;">New Customer Order</p>';
		} // test order type
	} else {

		if ($order->payment_method == 'jetpack_custom_gateway') { // test order type
		                                                          // quote
			echo '<p style="font-size:2em; background-color:#08456e; color:white; padding:30px;">Here is your quote <a style=" background-color:#e5d11e; padding:10px; font-size:.5em; text-decoration:none; font-weight:bold; margin-left:30px;" href="https://accessfixtures.com/my-account/">Order Now</a></p>';
		} else {
			// other methods (ie credit card)
			echo '<p style="font-size:2em; background-color:#08456e; color:white; padding:30px;">New Customer Order</p>';
		} // test order type
	}
} // END function

except:
1) the header is NOT going away with my remove action so I’m getting a “double header”
2) How do I target a specific email – I ONLY want this functionality on the email templates: admin-new-order.php and customer-processing-order.php. Right now, my code is being applied to ALL emails. I’m trying to avoid changing the email templates themselves as I want to be able to update woocommerce without having to redo coding.

Something is cursed about this thread – I keep missing your posts.

The remove action function takes three parameters, the final ‘1’ is invalid and likely causing the function call to be ignored.

The ‘woocommerce_email_header’ action only has the header as an argument, there is no $is_admin flag. The idea being you could add or remove header actions from other contexts to manage what header is used. Thus the header isn’t the right place to manage the content you want.

You can customize any template in the Woo templates structure by copying the file to a similar structure of your theme and altering that version. Any templates found will be used in place of the plugin’s versions. https://docs.woothemes.com/document/template-structure/

“You can customize any template in the Woo templates structure by copying the file to a similar structure of your theme and altering that version”

I’m fully aware that we can customize. However, after going that route with a previous version of woocommerce AND having to have to REDO the template changes when they updated the templates, I was hoping to avoid this path.

I’m fully aware that we can customize. However, after going that route with a previous version of woocommerce AND having to have to REDO the template changes when they updated the templates, I was hoping to avoid this path.

I’m attempting to do the same thing. Did you ever find a solution?