WooCommerce shows a coupon field on the cart page and a notice and coupon field on the checkout page. This could be confusing for your customers as they think they need to enter the coupon code twice. With the little snippet below you can hide the coupon field on the checkout page if there is already a coupon code applied to the cart.
A few days ago we struggled with a WooCommerce webshop which had a specific payment method which was only valid for pick-up the products in the store. It took a while before we figured out how to make this work. At first we had a javascript / jQuery approach which did the job, but wasn’t that flexible and could lead to conflicts on different themes etc.
Thanks to a lot of Googling (we love that word) we found the solution which we’re going to share with you! The code below works for WooCommerce 2.1 and above.
It’s easy to change which payment methods are allowed if you know how WooCommerce handles payment methods and shipping methods. You can use the code below in your (child) theme functions.php or in a custom plugin. In below code we remove the “Cheque” payment method (WC_Gateway_Cheque) when “Local Pick up” is NOT selected.
/**
* Change payment methods based on shipping methods
**/
function wpf_alter_payment_method($list){
// Get all available shipping methods
$chosen_rates = ( isset( WC()->session ) ) ? WC()->session->get( 'chosen_shipping_methods' ) : array();
// Check if the specific shipping_method ID is chosen.
if(!in_array( 'local_pickup', $chosen_rates ) ) { // Change "local_pickup".
// Remove specific payment method from list. In this case "WC_Gateway_Cheque"
$array_diff = array('WC_Gateway_Cheque'); // Change "WC_Gateway_Cheque"
$list = array_diff( $list, $array_diff );
}
return $list;
}
add_action('woocommerce_payment_gateways', 'wpf_alter_payment_method');
If you’ve a question about how to change the payment method based on selected shipping method you can add your comment below!
We like to develop our WordPress sites on a localhost (for example with XAMPP). Working locally is great: it’s a lot faster, we can test on different configurations, we can use versioning software and there are less risks. We only noticed a lot of problems with installing plugins from within the WP Plugin page.
We make a lot of custom themes and plugins which sometimes contain custom post types (CPT). We always try to make everything as convenient als possible. One thing we always like is to give the “Enter title here” field in the WP admin a better (and more logic) description.
A many asked question is how to change the add to cart button text in WooCommerce 2.1 and above. In our WooCommerce Uploads Before Add-on we use the function below to change the text into “Add to cart & Upload Files”, but what if you want to change it into something else?
Securing emails is crucial for every site. WordPress has a beautiful solution for securing your email links. This core function is called antispambot(). With a simple shortcode, which you can add to a custom plugin or your theme function.php you can use this function.
Many WordPress users know the .htaccess file from fixing permalinks or make 301 redirects from old to new pages. But you can do more with your .htaccess file! With the .htacess file you can improve your site’s performance and security. In this article we’ll give you some nice .htaccess tricks to make WordPress more secure.
In March 2013 Geev started developing free and premium WordPress plugins. This turned 2013 and 2014 in fantastic years with many new adventures. We set high standards for our service and support. Our support and development team has doubled in the last year to answer all questions in time.
Because we set such high standards for our plugins and services we had many satisfied customers and our plugins are used on many sites around the world. And that’s really great!
But… no matter how much pleasure we had in the last year we lost time for other projects we like to do. We miss developing challenging websites, creating corporated identities and making gigantic promotional campaigns. And that’s a shame! That’s why we have decided to move all our WordPress plugins and WordPress support services to the new company WP Fortune! And that’s why you’re reading this blog 😉