zhuzh1

Hari S. of Woocommerce advised me the following. That’s exactly the problem.

“That’s interesting. Can you visit WooCommerce > Settings > Tax and go to the Price
Display Suffix field to see what options you see there? Is it explicitly written N/A
there, by any chance?

https://cld.wthms.co/5iafK0
Full Size: https://cld.wthms.co/5iafK0

If so, can you leave the field blank, save changes, and try again?”

hi, @devjunkie

Thanks for your response to my questoin.

The snippet does NOT seem to work.

It also locks my console whenever I ran it.

Any further advice?

@wpriders

Just to confirm, do you mean to copy

~/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/emails/email-order-details.php or
~/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-product-vendors/templates/emails/email-order-details.php
to
~/wp-content/storefront-child/woocommerce/templates/emails/email-order-details.php or
~/wp-content/storefront-child/woocommerce-product-vendors/templates/emails/email-order-details.php

then modify it?

thanks

Hi @wpriders

I tried all four positions, “N/A” is still there.

I also created a few new products, making sure nothing extra was added to product defn/desc. Unfortunately, “n/a” showed up for new products.

Hi @johndcoy,

In the above, I was specifically referring modifications in email_order_details.php both under woocommerce and under woocommerce-product-vendors plugins: I felt that Code Snippets is probably not applicable, isn’t it?

Thanks

JohnZ

Hi @johndcoy,

How to deal with modified files in plugins?

I looked at Code Snippets plugin. It is a great tool for code snippets such as add_action(…). However, I have felt that it might not be much help if changes are to html files such as adding one row to an existing table. Am I right?

Thanks

Jz

John,

Thanks for your advice. BTW, may you please elaborate on “custom child-theme”?

I did create a child theme (storefront-child for storefront) which houses modifications of php files under storefront theme. Now, I like to do similar things to plugins (e.g. WooCommerce and its extensions). Can I?

I’ll give Code Snippet approach a try

Thanks again

John

@stefsternyc,

Thanks for your help

JZ

In case anyone is interested in this subject, I got this link from WooCommerce support:

https://www.storeapps.org/customize-woocommerce-emails/

@stefsternyc,

Thanks for the pointer. I forgot to mention in the original question: whether Woocommerce has anything in its official documentation for this purpose?

JZ

Thanks to everyone who engaged in the discussion above.

I did a “show tables” in the database, I got a list (see below, I removed the
prefix in the table names so they are easy to be read).

Intuitively, I expected something like Orders, Products, Coupons in the tables names.
Besides, order_items, I found none of these importants entities in Woo. That was the reason I brought up the question in the first place.

Did I miss anything? If not, where can I find list of orders, products, coupons etc?

Thanks again

JZ

————- List produced by “Show tables” in mySQL ————-
commentmeta
comments
failed_jobs
links
mailchimp_carts
oauth_access_tokens
oauth_authorization_codes
woauth_jwt
oauth_public_keys
oauth_refresh_tokens
oauth_scopes
options
postmeta
posts
queue
social_users
term_relationships
term_taxonomy
termmeta
terms
usermeta
users
wc_download_log
wc_webhooks
wcpv_commissions
wcpv_per_product_shipping_rules
woocommerce_api_keys
woocommerce_attribute_taxonomies
woocommerce_downloadable_product_permissio…
woocommerce_log
woocommerce_order_itemmeta
woocommerce_order_items
woocommerce_payment_tokenmeta
woocommerce_payment_tokens
woocommerce_sessions
woocommerce_shipping_zone_locations
woocommerce_shipping_zone_methods
woocommerce_shipping_zones
woocommerce_tax_rate_locations
woocommerce_tax_rates

Swayam, does Datatables allows row actions? I looked its page, but it was not clear to me.
Thanks
John

I would like to follow up my post earlier, that I adapted the example to use a shortcode from a plugin, if this is what caused the problems?

Thanks

Thanks for the direction of wp-list-table. It helps a lot. Seems to me that wp-list-table is what I am looking for. I also found this article very informative and useful.

Samuel, thanks for your response, which takes care of the data retrieval. How to display the table, in the style of WORDPRESS admin console with the functionalities described in my original post?

Thanks again