woocommerce | MyParcel plug-in for WooCommerce | Ecommerce library

In your code $woocommerce_loop is not defined

Instead of the compare, do the reverse and only apply it to an empty value

So you get:

.forEach() isn't aware of the asynchronicity of addCategory; you'll either have to chain all of those thens, or preferably just use async/await and plain old for loops, which can be used with await without extra hoops to jump through.

Assuming you want to loop through all of the row_terms and process them, you'll also need to await on those promises...

This should suffice, basically anything you assign to the $none_string variable will be displayed

I am guessing you want to change the default email template when a user creates a new account.

This email template can be found at : woocommerce/templates/emails/customer-new-account.php and the line you wish to change is L25 here.

If you go through the documentation Template structure & Overriding templates via a theme you will see.

Edit files in an upgrade-safe way using overrides. Copy the template into a directory within your theme named /woocommerce keeping the same file structure but removing the /templates/ subdirectory.

Example: To override the admin order notification, copy: wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/emails/admin-new-order.php to wp-content/themes/yourtheme/woocommerce/emails/admin-new-order.php

What you have to do is to copy the contents of customer-new-account.php and inside your theme ( preferably child theme because of this ) create a file here wp-content/themes/yourtheme/woocommerce/emails/customer-new-account.php and update the line 25 as such.

In your case, to avoid checkout, use instead woocommerce_checkout_process dedicated hook like:

"I already tried to echo an and inserted this into wc-template-functions.php"

Never edit core files!

When you modify a plugin’s core files you run the risk of breaking the plugin and possibly your WordPress installation. In addition, it makes it impossible for the plugin developer to provide support for you since they have no knowledge of what you’ve changed.

Use instead the woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item action hook in combination with has_term()

In your code the manage_edit-shop_coupon_columns filter hook is missing, which allows you to create a new column on WooCommerce admin coupon list.

The manage_shop_coupon_posts_custom_column action hook then allows you to add content to the new column.

So to display the total amount of sales generated by coupon in a new column on WooCommerce admin coupon list, use:

EDIT:

After I posted my first answer, I realized that the more orders you will get, more is going to be heavy… and a direct SQL query would be much lighter.

Because you don't have to reinvent the hot water, I found in Display custom data on Woocommerce admin coupon edit pages answer code the perfect solution.

New answer:

Change switch ( $translated_text ) { with switch ( $text ) { in your code. This is because $text contains the original (undertranslated) text while $translated_text contains... the name of the variable already indicates it.

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On line 462 of your stylesheet "style-shared-min.css" the opacity is set to 0 for both input[type=checkbox] and input[type-radio]. If you remove this line, they should show up.

Edited to add - In your CSS that you provided, add in the following rule for opacity: