• Resolved Andrew

    (@cipes)


    Hi There!
    I’m trying to hide/display widgets on pages generated by WooCommerce and usually I always use the trusty ‘Widget Logic’ plugin. But as WordPress’ own conditionals don’t work for Woo, I have tried using WooCommerce’s conditionals but for some reason, I’m having issues stringing more than one conditional together. Usually I’d do something like

    is_home() || is_single() // which would display on the blog page and single posts

    But for WooCommerce, using the Woo Conditionals i’m trying to hide a particular widget on all Woo Pages, but trying at first to just hide them on the cart and checkout pages. Using..

    !is_cart() || !is_checkout() only successfully hides the widget on the cart page. If I switch around their order, it will hide on checkout but not the cart. I’ve double checked my logic, but everything seems right. Basically, I’m not sure why it’s not parsing the WooCommerce conditionals as it does traditional WP conditionals.

    Ideally I’d want something like
    !is_cart() || !is_checkout() ||!is_woocommerce()

    in order to hide this on all woo generated pages. Any help or guidance you could provide would be awesome. Thanks!

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  • Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    The error is with your logic. You’re using OR ||. So you’re saying:

    if X is not true OR X is not true, show the widget

    Which is always going to be true.

    Use AND &&

    Thread Starter Andrew

    (@cipes)

    WOW. You are totally right. I’ve just spent a while trying to wrap my head around this. It’s the ! NOT which sent me for the loop. is_cart() || is_checkout() is a straightforward way to show the widget on the cart page and the checkout page. So to hide it on those pages it made sense to me to say !is_cart() || !is_checkout() BUT I obviously didn’t grasp how the NOT operator affected the whole operation. I had to do venn diagrams to really make sense of it!

    THANK YOU!

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