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Hello Khuram,
I did not hear from you. Is there a problem? Should I wait or look for other possibilities?

Thanks,
Deniz

Hi Khuram,

Any luck finding the problem?

Hi Khuram,

Thanks! I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

Deniz

Thanks twoelevenjay, for your answer.

Sadly, nothing changes. I am on WordPress 4.1.5 and Woocommerce 2.3.7

I already did the test you recommended. I switched to default “Storefront” theme, with all the plugins deactivated except WooCommerce and WC Loyal Customer.

All orders are shown on WooCommerce’s Orders section, but no luck on Loyal Customer.

What else could it be? Can anyone guarantee that it works on WP 4.1.5 and WC 2.3.7?

Help is appreciated..

same problem for me.
has anybody succeeded in solving this issue?

Appreciated

Thanks Kharis for helping. This time I replaced the whole admin-new-order.php file with the code you shared. I don’t understand but it still is not working for me. Perhaps there is a conflict with the settings I’m using in WooCommerce, although it sounds highly unlikely.

I think I can live with that, with subtotal showing up on the e-mails.

Thanks though, for your time and interest in helping out. Much appreciated:)

Hello again,
Sorry, but this did not work. Actually nothing happened, site works fine with no errors, but subtotal is still there in the emails. I tried with different files (admin new order, customer processing order, etc.)
I replaced the relevant part with the one you sent. Did I do wrong?

Thanks for the answer, Kharis.
But sadly, it does not work as I need it to. I tried this before, but this removes all the totals part from the mail. I must only remove the “subtotal” part.
Any ideas?

Thanks,

Nevermind, just figuring out about user roles/capabilities.
I was able to do it on settings.php, changing ‘administrator’ in add_menu_page to ‘edit_pages’
Thanks

Hello lorro,
Thank you for your answer. I can understand that shortcodes do not work there. Your suggestion makes it a little bit easier.

But still, I thought that it might me possible to add some PHP code to be able to see products in certain categories, as attributes. To be more clear;

– I have single products like tomato soup, mushroom soup, steak, apple crumble, etc.
– I have a variable product with options like “soup”, “main course”, “dessert”, etc.
– How about making the attributes in variable product’s options, so that it will see automatically what is in the soups, main courses, desserts category? Options will have the same name as food categories, this way the attributes will depend on what is in that certain category.

I’m sure you understood my situation in the first message, but I just wanted to be sure. If this is not possible, that’s ok:)

Thanks again,
Deniz

Nevermind, luckily I solved it when viewing another post about just the opposite of what I was searching for:)
So I added this line to my theme’s functions.php file:

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_price_trim_zeros’, ‘__return_true’ );

Thanks,

Now I understand. Thank you for your time lorro.

lorro, thank you very much!

You did not only solve my problem, but indirectly you helped me understand how CSS works actually:)

Just one question, table class seems to be “shop_table order_details”
Why do we just use “order_details” in the CSS ? I understood the logic of tfoot, tr:first child, with your help. Thank you again,

Hello,

Thanks for your answer. However, this does not solve my problem. Your code may hide the subtotal in the cart, but what I need is to hide it in the order-details table. Actually the one displayed after the checkout has been completed, under the thank-you message.

Did I do something wrong about trying your code? I put it in my theme’s style.css, using !important.

Thanks,

Hello,

Have you been able to manage that? This is exactly the issue that I’m having; all the other files are ok, except “order-details.php”.

I’m trying to get rid of “subtotal” field, instead.

Thanks,

Deniz