• Resolved toad78

    (@toad78)


    This is both a support/non-support related issue/questions.

    I’m currently using your free version of the plugin but it seems limited on my ability to add any additional fields I’ve created using the plugin “Checkout Field Editor for WooCommerce” by ThemeHigh—supposedly your product is compatible with this plugin (so THemeHigh said) but I can’t get any of the ‘Additional Fields’ created to post on the invoice incorrectly.

    I’ve created nine ‘Additional Fields’. When I post these in the ‘Invoice Fields’ section under ‘PDF Invoice & Packing Slip Fields’, it literally bloats the first invoice page size, posting all those nine fields under the default invoice data in the right column (breaking part of the order table data to the second page). I attempted to post this data in the Packing Slip Fields, but the invoice does not post them.

    Therefore, I’m under the impression that I have to purchase the Premium in order to get the info. to post correctly (like post the nine ‘Additional Fields’ under the order table data) unless I’m missing something?

    With your Premium, am I able to create a customized layout of all of the info. that I need WHEREVER I want without the need for extra knowledge on coding? I need something simple AND fast!

    Thank you.

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  • Plugin Contributor Ewout

    (@pomegranate)

    It sounds like the Checkout Field Editor for WooCommerce can only print this in one location.

    You have a few options here.

    1) Manual / with custom coding (free)
    You can add the data anywhere in the template using small code snippets as outlined in the documentation here. This does require some coding and since you mention you want something simple and fast I’m afraid that’s not an option for you but I wanted to mention it anyway.

    2) With Custom Blocks (Premium)
    Custom blocks in the Premium Templates extension allow you to place the data from the additional checkout fields in several predefined locations in the invoice, no coding required (although you do need to know the internal name of the checkout field, more about that here). If you have a license we can also help you finding the name of these fields.
    Where exactly would you like to print the data?

    Thread Starter toad78

    (@toad78)

    The ‘Additional Fields’ I would like BELOW the order table data, above the footer (simple enough, right)? Just nine fields, posted in a table format (no big deal).

    Seriously, if you think that Premium is the best way to go to make things easier, then I’d rather keep it that way and make progress.

    Plugin Contributor Ewout

    (@pomegranate)

    Yes, with the custom blocks feature in the Premium Templates extension you can print data below the order data table. By default it would not print this in a table, but you could use a single custom block to include all the custom fields and pull them in with a placeholder like so:

    Origin: {{custom_field_1}}
    Vintage: {{custom_field_2}}

    We’re not allowed by www.ads-software.com to use these support forums for our paid extensions, so if you decide to purchase this, send us an email and we’ll do our best to help. I’m closing this ticket for now.

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