hyp0xia

Thank you Saif! @babylon1999

Yes! That’s the new attribute data that is added to our emails.. which is now in addition to the same attribute data that is already included in the item title in the email. I would like to remove the attributes from the product data that you have highlighted in your screenshot.

Here’s my report: https://gist.github.com/hyp0xia/67f3ff282fcdd4e734216329c7b51ee1

Fixed! Didn’t realize I needed to enable variant settings ??

@rainfallnixfig

Excellent tips and insights. Thank you very much. I am currently in discussion with the shipping platform provider to see what is possible with sharing the tracking information.

As for the Shipment Tracking plugin, I am not too sure this plugin is able to automatically send the tracking information that is added to the order by the shipping platform that we use but I am currently looking into that with their pre-sales team. Hopefully, it can.

Thank you for the additional information regarding order linking! This is very helpful as well and I will continue to test further.

I am going to mark this as resolved for now. When I find a solution, I will post back an update.

The conflict test didn’t resolve anything. And that is not correct about sending previous orders their tracking info. I am concerned about finding a way for customers to access their tracking info as orders are completed. Either by having it included in the email, or allowing them to log in and view it somehow.

Thanks.

Thanks @danndumia!

Funny, I was looking at the Shipment Tracking plugin as well but was not sure if this would address my issue in a way that does not require a manual effort for each order. Can you confirm this would help me in this case?

Also regarding user registration with the same email as the billing info. From what I’ve read, WooCommerce doesn’t support the linking of past guest orders. So I just want to confirm if this is or is not the case before doing a conflict test. Here is the reference: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-does-woocommerce-handles-linking-of-past-guest-orders/

Thanks again for all of your insights!

This was very helpful, Lionel! Advanced Order Export allows me to create reports based on an order range and I can get everything I need from here. Thank you!

@johndcoy
@stefsternyc

Sorry I didn’t see any reply notification emails for this.

That snippet worked flawlessly for displaying my purchase notes as they would never show on the order details page (thankyou.php) prior to using it

And just to be clear, these are purchase notes and not notes left by the customer.

As it still stands no purchase notes are being posted on order details page (thankyou.php) or emails. Plugins have not changed either. Maybe WC updated and now there’s a conflict.

If that snippet is no good, what snippet would you recommend to show the purchase notes?

Also if it helps, the site is running version 3.1.1

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by hyp0xia.

@johndcoy

Thanks John!

I did what you said and changed my theme to TwentySeventeen and proceeded to checkout with a new product that I had created which has a purchase note. The purchase note still does not appear on the order details page or even the email confirmation.

Any other ideas?

Thanks, Zach. Nailed it.

I have no idea how that absolute garbage plugin even ended up there, but low and behold, it was.

WYSIWYG looks great now!

Also thanks for the heads up re support. I didnt know these forums were loosely monitored so I’ll reach out directly should I need to in the future.

Cheers

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by hyp0xia.

Any thoughts as to why the NF editor looks this way or possible way to fix?

I wish I could do this too.. You’re right, when you are sending out links to specific content, the user is going to get lost after they log in. Unless you put a notice telling them to follow the link again after the signin is successful (bandaid solution, I know)

I think maybe you should create a new thread about this topic and hopefully the developer can chime in. If you do, can you post the link to it here? I’ll follow it.

So funny you mention that because that is the first issue which I noticed with this technique. I was actually going to post here about it but didn’t want to spawn a separate topic.

So I used a mix between the Groups shortcodes and WordPress conditional tags to create a “smart” login system.

I’ve created a page called “signup” which displays a user login form, and this is the page that Groups 404 redirects to if a user is not logged in.

Because Groups just reloads that same page after a successful login, we need to basically change how that page looks depending on whether they are logged in or not. So my redirect login template file goes a little like this:

[groups_member group="Members"]
<notice here telling users that they have been successfully logged in along with some links to quickly access member only content>
[/groups_member]

if (is_user_logged_in()) {
      echo do_shortcode( '
[groups_non_member group="Members"]
<notice here telling users that they have successfully logged in to their account, however their account does not have sufficient privileges to view members only content>
[/groups_non_member] );
    };

Now the thing about the [groups_non_member group=”Members”] shortcode is that is basically only displays that notice to people who are not part of the Members group. This unfortunately includes users that are not even logged in. So to combat this, I wrapped it in the wordpress is_user_logged_in conditional tag which now will only show that notice to a user who is logged in, but not part of the Members group. Exactly how it’s supposed to work.

Now we want to display the login form however we do not want the login form to display on this same page once the user successfully logs in. So wrap the login form in the same is_user_logged_in conditional, but with an exclamation in front:

if (!is_user_logged_in()) {

<login form stuff here>

}

And basically how it works is this:

– User visits members page, but it not logged in -> redirect to custom sign-in page
– Sign-in page shows login form
– User with member privs signs in and page turns into a “login success” page along with some quick links to members content
– user without member privs signs in and page turns into a “login success” page along with a notice stating that they do not have member access along with some additional information
– Login form is hidden on each login success

Hope this helps!!

This fit the bill perfectly. Many thanks Abigail!

After a relentless search I was finally able to nail down the code to display your purchase notes. More specifically, on the thank you page. (thankyou.php template).

<?php $items = $order -> get_items(); foreach ( $items as $item ) { $product = $order -> get_product_from_item( $item ); // copied from woocommerce/templates/emails/email-order-items.php $purchase_note = get_post_meta( $product -> id, '_purchase_note', true ); echo wpautop( do_shortcode( wp_kses_post( $purchase_note ) ) ); } ?>

credit

Incredibly useful for making custom-style thank you pages and notices instead of using a plug-in or wrangling much code.

Brilliant! I didn’t even realize that there were two free shipping options and it works perfectly when the legacy option is selected.

Thanks so much!