Guido Goluke

OK, so what do you suggest as a minimum then?

“please make sure you have enabled crawler cron as well as you have wp cron triggered in time”, I’m sorry I don’t understand this. Could you rephrase?

Thanks for your mail, did you receive my response?

For anyone looking for this, you need to add a filter to your blocks (make sure you transpile this code from JSX to vanilla JS and load it in the admin area):

wp.hooks.addFilter(
    'editor.BlockListBlock',
    'namespace/blockname',
    wp.compose.createHigherOrderComponent(
        BlockListBlock => props => {
            if (props.name === 'core/group') { // In this case I want to target the group block
                let { attributes: { className, myCustomAttribute } } = props // 'myCustomAttribute was created in another filter
                if (myCustomAttribute === '') {
                    return <BlockListBlock {...props} /> // Return block as-is
                }
                // Proceed if custom attribute was not empty
                className = className === undefined ? ${myCustomAttribute} : `${className} ${voetlichtGroupStyle}
                 return <BlockListBlock {...props} className={className} />
             }
             return <BlockListBlock {...props} /> // return block as-is in all other cases
        }
    )
)

Now of course you would also need to load the styles to make sure you apply them to your classes, so add in functions.php:

add_action(
    'admin_enqueue_scripts',
    function () {
        wp_enqueue_style('my-handle', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css', array(), THEME_VERSION);
    }
);

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Guido Goluke.

Yes, there is a plugin that creates the orders. We connect our webshop to a large marketplace in the Netherlands, and the plugin creates orders in Woocommerce when orders are placed in the marketplace. I’ve already notified the plugin creators that their plugin should respect the regular Woocommerce API. It is a paid plugin so I believe I am entitled to ask something like that. I believe they do update the status from ‘awaiting payment’ to ‘processing’, but that seems to be done in a way that does not trigger the e-mails.

“You can select to attach the invoices to the email notification associated with the confirmation email under PDF Invoices > Documents > Invoices > Attach to”

This only applies when the invoice is generated by hand first? So if you didn’t generate the PDF, the e-mail will be sent without it, otherwise it will be attached?

So am I correct if I say there is no auto-generation of the invoice in the free version?

@myreceiptify, well, nice but: how?? update_post_meta only allows you to set one meta key. So how do I combine them?

I noticed that, but from what I understand, to observe this behaviour, you would need to proceed to checkout and then return to the cart, which, as you can imagine, is not something we can do on your site.

Not quite sure why that would be a problem, you only needed to visit the checkout page, not perform any checkout actions, least of all do any payment.

Anyway, I see these notices a lot. The shop offers payment on delivery, could that be a factor here? Since payment is ‘pending’ as long as the goods aren’t delivered?

Cool, I’ll keep my version locked down on 6.2.2. for now, until a fix is reported