I’m curious to know how many had the same problem. On the WooCommerce Checkout page, some user fields such as billing_name, shipping_address_1, etc. are automatically saved into the “WordPress User Profile” data upon processing. But what if we also wanted to display and save another existing user field, such as “user_twitter“, or “user_url“, which you […]| Business Bloomer
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A few snippets ago we introduced the magic WooCommerce inbuilt function “wc_customer_bought_product” – automatically, with a single line of PHP, you can find out if the user has already purchased a product ID. But when building my new #BloomerArmada section, I had to know if a user purchased a product ID in the last 365 […]| Business Bloomer
On the admin side, you might need to display WooCommerce information inside the users table (WordPress Dashboard > Users). For example, their billing country. Or their phone number. Or maybe some custom calculation e.g. the number of completed orders. Either way, this is super easy. First, we add a new column – second, we tell […]| Business Bloomer
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Here's a collection of tips, snippets and articles to answer your biggest WooCommerce customization questions. You can use the search button to refine your search, or alternatively click on one of our popular WooCommerce customization blog tags. Woo!| Business Bloomer
Customizing your WooCommerce store via PHP can involve a variety of tasks, from personalizing orders to managing customer interactions. Often, you might need to find a specific customer’s information, but all you have is their email address. For example, on this same website, I have custom contact forms that give me a name and an […]| Business Bloomer
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