I want to have the following flow in my Wordpress WooCommerce experience:
Product-->Cart-->PayPal
I want to skip the Checkout step between the Cart and PayPal - since the only option I want on my site is PayPal, the Checkout page of WooCommerce is rather redundant and silly in my case.
What do I need to do in order to make that happen?
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I am using WooCommerce and Paypal gateway. I would like the Paypal order details to be different (best would be just the order number) from the item on the WooCommerce store. I tried codes i found on this website from 2+ years ago but they are not working.
There might be an invoice prefix setting, within the settings of the PayPal payment method you are using in WooCommerce.
If there isn't such a setting, you will need to edit code to change it. What exactly will depend on what PayPal payment method for WooCommerce you are using. There are many available.
In woocommerce (for wordpress) I would like to restrict coupon usage to one payment option. What is the best way to go around it?
I am new to WordPress and since I created one e-commerce store using woocommerce plugin.
There is some page created by woocommerce plugin called cart, account, checkout, etc.
I already created store and its working fine when I place order for any product with some quantity suppose it is 5 each of $5 and I am going to cart page it is showing total ammount of $25.
but in cart page when I change the quantity of product the total amount is not changing.
So, please somebody help me how I can solve this, I want that instant change in total amount on quantity changing in cart page.
It should be a bug,don't try to write custome code on the plugin here are steps that you can follow :
try to deactivate all plugins.
If not fixed , try to change your current theme.
The last solution is to try new installation of WP And WooCommerce.
Im developing an e-commerce site with wordpress and woocommerce 2.1. Im using a third party payment gateway (Klarna Checkout) which doesn't offer the customer to specify a delivery date/time. I need to make this feature available but the problem is that the gateway only sends the order-meta from their form, which doesn't offer a date field, when the order is completed. In other words, the standard checkout fields in woocommerce won't be passed to the final order.
My idea of solution is to add a hidden free product called Time, with variations for different time spans, on the checkout page and automatically add this product(with selected variation) to the cart when a customer selects a variation. The specified time would then show as a ordered product when viewing the order in wordpress. How could i do this?
If anyone has a better idea of how to solve this problem feel free to contribute :)
Thanks!
Try this free plugin that adds a delivery date on the checkout page: http://wordpress.org/plugins/order-delivery-date-for-woocommerce/
I make a e-commerce website with wordpress woocommerce. my client want subscription option like this page option a link.
is it already exist simlilar with this plugin?
There are plugins out there that can provide that functionality, Woocommerce Subscriptions is one of them
WC Subscriptions makes it easy to create and manage products with recurring payments. Create a subscription product just like any other WooCommerce product, and you’re ready to start selling subscriptions.
WooCommerce doesn't have this feature in its original WooCommerce plugin, however you do have two options. You can add a custom function in your child's theme to implement and organize subscriptions, or you can add WooCommerce Subscriptions (among many other plugins, but I would recommend using WooCommerce's own plugins as they work well together).
If you need any help with either of these feel free to ask and I can help.
I would also recommend using MailChimp along with MailChimp for WooCommerce
(By MailChimp). This allows you to add all your subscribed email addresses to a campaign and send a mass email to all your customers with a newsletter, advert, updates etc. With MailChimp you also get some Analytics showing you the amount of emails that were successfully sent, how many bounced, how many were opened, how many clicked a button in the emails to take a look at your site, and how many purchased directly from your email. Which allows you to keep track of your email success!
Hope this helps!
You can use this link to create woocommerce campaign without plugin
Woocommerce Campaign List