IgniteWoo Team

It’s possible. You need some custom code to do that.

@prettina: Without a backup there’s no way to recover the data. Ask your hosting company if they have a backup. Most good hosting companies do their own backups that you may not know about.

To be clear, in WooCommerce 2.x, orders are stored in the post table, postmeta table, woocommerce_order_items, and woocommerce_order_itemmeta tables. Various parts of an order are stored in different tables.

In WooCommerce 1.x, there were woocommerce_order_items woocommerce_order_itemmeta tables.

In screenshot 3, you see these terms:

pending
on-hold
processing
completed
failed
refunded
cancelled

Notice that the slug column has numbers. What should be in the slug column for each of those terms is the term slug itself, which is what I listed above. So for example, edit the term with term id 9, change the slug field to processing, which matches the name. Do that for all of the above terms, and in theory that should fix the problem.

@erfanv: That is a VERY, VERY, bad way to handle things. You should never modify plugin code unless you want to lose your mods when you upgrade, or lose the ability to upgrade.

Use this filter instead:

return apply_filters( 'woocommerce_get_availability', array( 'availability' => $availability, 'class' => $class ), $this );

So for example ( you gotta do part of the work ?? –>

add_filter( 'woocommerce_get_availability', 'change_out_of_stock', 100, 2 );

function change_out_of_stock( $args, $obj ) {
// do something here...
}

More here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_filter

IgniteWoo Team

@blokof – what status do you want to add and what is its purpose?

There aren’t any hooks to add another stock option. But you can modify the single-product/price.php template file to display “Delivery time 1 week” instead of “In Stock”.

Forgot to mention, regarding WooCommerce Gift Certificates Pro:

Version 2.3 released December 14, 2012. This new version:

– Lets you take control of many aspects of the templating system via easy to use plugin settings in the WP dashboard – no need to edit templates for the majority of the of content of the email templates.

– Has a more flexible email template now, several aspects were moved out of the core code and into the template, giving you near total control over the look and feel.

– Has a new email template previewer, so you can see exactly what your outbound gift cert / voucher emails will look like – without having to constantly generate a new test order.

– Has the ability to insert QR Codes into the gift cert / store credit / voucher email messages – which is huge benefit for people using the plugin to sell gift certs meant to be used in an physical street-front store. Scan the QR Code on your PC / Mac / Mobile device and be taken directly to the related order in your WooCommerce Orders area ( requires that you login as an admin, of course ) for quick review, verification, etc.

– Includes a powerful reporting interface to quickly get a view of what gift cert / voucher codes have been issued, what type they are, for what amount or discount percentage, who bought them, who the recipients were, associated order ID, date of purchase, and more. Plus reports can be exported to CSV, Excel, PDF, clipboard, or printed, all with the click of one button.

Many new screenshots on the product page, for those interested.

So those are some the major differences that are not present in the WooThemes Store Credit plugin, oh, and as I mentioned, we have excellent pre-sales and post-sales support.

[ Ok so we don’t blow our own horn here in the public WP support forum, but since the question was asked, we felt obligated to answer ]

One very, very big difference is support. You can call us ( IgniteWoo ) for help and we answer the phone – even on weekends ??

We also do custom modifications for people that have special use cases.

And, we have some very nice features for the upcoming next version release.

The original poster wrote “I found the file to change it on the single product page” so he’s obviously found the price.php file in the “single-product” subdir ??

Assuming that you’re not using a totally customized theme for WooCommerce that implements some of its own layout code ( such as the Shelflife theme ) …

Look for the loop/price.php template file and modify that.

Change it to something like this:

<?php $price_html = $product->get_price_html() ?>

	<span class="price">
		<?php
		    if ( empty( $price_html ) )
			    echo 'Coming Soon!';
		    else
			    echo $price_html
		?>
	</span>

That’s all there is to it ??