I’ve seen that built-in placeholders like {site_title} and {store_address} work as expected. Is there a way to register additional custom placeholders so they render properly in the final email?
This validation appears to be only on the client-side, so you can bypass it by modifying the request. Here’s how (I’m using Firefox, by the way):
1- First, delete the existing account you’ve added.
2 – On the same page, press F12 or right-click and select “Inspect Element.” Go to the Network tab.
3 – Now, fill out the form normally and add a dummy account number, then click both “Save” and “Save Changes.”
4- Look for the POST request that adds the account; it should be the same one in the screenshot below.
5- Right-click the request and select “Edit and Resend.”
6- Scroll down until you see the request body and delete the account number value “123” highlighted in the screenshot, and click “Send.” Make sure to keep the body structure intact, just remove the value in this case (123) and keep it an empty string “”.
This is highly impractical in real-world B2C scenarios – especially when the order cannot be fulfilled (e.g. due to production limitations in 3D printing).
Yes, but in that case, you’d be issuing a refund for the customer, correct? In that case, the refund email will also serve as the cancellation email. 🙂
I’m not sure if you want all fields to be under 40 characters or a 40-character max per field. If the latter, try adding the following snippet to your store via the CodeSnippets plugin.
I see some say it is only doable via customizing the php file and other say it is possible via the use of a plugin. Can you guide me in the right direction?
No need to customise anything @sebollet , WooCommerce already has a “Company Name” field.
To make it visible, navigate to yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/customize.php => WooCommerce => Checkout and set the “Company name field” to “Required.”
Check if you’ve excluded certain order statuses from the Analytics => Settings tab. Excluded orders will be ignored, which could explain why the value in analytics doesn’t match the actual times the coupon was used.
I am reaching out to report an issue regarding the checkout experience on my website. Specifically, Google Pay and Apple Pay are not appearing as available payment options on the checkout page, despite having completed the necessary setup and integration steps.
I can see that you offer marketing services, so this is expected. The express checkout options are no longer supported for digital products due to the way the tax calculation works. If this affects your business, I recommend adding some feedback here @ipman91 : https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gateway-stripe/issues/4170
