danbodenstein

try changing pass1 to pass1_text
The other thing you could do is show all the post values in the admin email.

foreach($_POST as $k => $v) {
$admin_message .= “key:” . $k . ” = ” . $v . “
“;
}

That will show all the $_POST values and you can see where the password is stored in your modified version

TIEro, Are you using plaintext_password in your template or user_password?

Here’s a hack fix.

Edit the plugin file sb_welcome_email_editor.php

Locate
$admin_message = str_replace(‘[plaintext_password]’, $plaintext_pass, $admin_message);
change to
$admin_message = str_replace(‘[plaintext_password]’, $_POST[‘pass1’], $admin_message);

Locate
$user_message = str_replace(‘[plaintext_password]’, $plaintext_pass, $user_message);
Change to
$user_message = str_replace(‘[plaintext_password]’, $_POST[‘pass1’], $user_message);

That will put the proper text in there.

Add something to the file to “see” if its executing it.

Make sure that the new template file is being seen.

Yes it will.

You can override the template used.

copy the /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/single-product/meta.php
to a new folder in your theme

/wp-content/themes/my-theme-name/woocommerce/single-product/meta.php

Edit that file to exclude the categories, which should be lines 23 and 24.

Woocommerce will use the file in your theme instead of the template file in the plugin.