alphax

Now that I know where the PDF button is (order page / right hand side / bottom) , this should be indeed super quick (as opposed to sending myself emails for the last 24h) ??

Thx

To add from a user perspective: I actually only read the instruction on the plugins page (in WP Admin). There is one sentence where to copy the file. If there would have been the same additional sentence to choose the new template in the drop down above it would have saved me quite a bit of time. (I didn’t look at the documentation as I felt I have done exactly what the instruction said)

I found it now at the very bottom on the right hand side within the order page!

Thank you!

Great support & plugin.

Thank you for your response!

I must be blind. Could you please help me where I can find the PDF button?

To clarify the background of my question:

I use the official WooCommerce Product Add-on plugin, so users can choose add-ons to the standard WC products on the product page.

If an add-on is purchased it is shown on the invoice. However, the font size if super small so I need to find out what class and add some CSS. The template only calls PHP code, so no chance there.

So I’d need an actual invoice for an existing order (where an add-on was made) in HTML to inspect. Is that possible?

The guide is really helpful, thank you Alex!

My only suggestion would be to clarify that the footer part is already in the template file and needs to be MOVED up below the header. In my case I copied your code as I thought its something additional and didn’t understand what was going on until I saw the code in the template appearing twice.

I figured the quickest way so far is to add the invoice to the manual email to send invoice details and then go to an order and on the right hand side select sending the customer the invoice / order details.

I have the same issue: WooCommerce emails to Admin AND customers are sent in language based on Admin language, who changes the status of an order.

It was driving me mad until I found this topic here and tested to understand what’s going on.

I have a support ticket open with WooCommerce. Let’s what they say.

It’s unbelievable that this hasn’t been fixed for a year. It’s impossible to work like this!

I previously had a plugin that changes the WP admin language to English while the site language is another one, but this causes translation issue with some WooCommerce emails (they will be suddenly in English for some parts), so I had to deactivate.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by alphax.

Works well – thank you for your immediate support!

Having tested both the original Stripe plugin from WooCommerce and this one, I’ll stay with yours!

Thanks have followed your advice on installing pro and deleting the free plugin.

Not ideal to be needing another plugin just for the license key. Is there another way to keep the plugin updated without installing another plugin?

Many thanks

Hi Clayton,

That’s great news.

No problem on the Bookings as well as Product Add-ons plugin being untested.

Once I can manually set-up my test API with stripe (as discussed in the other topic), I’ll check compatibility and reach out to you if any issues.

You mention that splitting Authorization and Capturing is possible with Apple Pay – is that just a simple setting in your plugin or more complicated?

In the meantime I have installed Klarna Payments plugin directly and it doesn’t seem to offer in the settings an option to split authorisation and capturing. If you’d be able to implement it this would very helpful.

Thanks for your great support!

Best,
David

Hi Clayton,

Apologies for the double request (via Chat as well).

As discussed, thanks a lot for clarifying.

Best,
David

Hi Stanimir,

Thank you for your answer.

I wasn’t aware of these settings.

Unfortunately the JS minification didn’t help, but I tried the other functions and disabling “Defer Render-blocking JS” did the trick.

Thanks for the hint.

Very glad this is resolved!

Best,
David

Hi @sstoqnov

Thanks so much for looking into this!

I have copied your code into my child theme functions.php

However it didn’t have any impact, the problem still remains as long as SG Optimizer is activated.

Could you please help me further?

Thanks a lot!

Best,
David

Hi @stoyangeorgiev

Thank you for looking into this.

the URL is: https:// davids134 . sg-host . com/checkout/

I had reached out to the support of the WooCommerce plugin as well and was confirmed that SG Optimizer is apparently blocking the WooCommerce plugin’s JS.

I have now activated the SG Optimizer again.

Essentially what should happen is if you start typing in the field “Stra?e” (= Street) the autofill should start showing suggestions but it doesn’t whenever SG Optimizer is activated.

I hope you are able to find a solution. I very much appreciate your help!

Many thanks
David

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by alphax.

Hi @braehler

This may be helpful later in translating other plugins (like WooCommerce Bookings) – thank you!

However, with regards to the current issue, I’ve spend more time researching… and eventually found this https://kb.astoundify.com/article/282-create-a-full-translation/ where it says that there is another location in wordpress where theme translations can be saved, namely in: wp-contenet/languages/themesand then having the name convention of THEMENAME-de_DEfor each .mo and .po file. This finally worked! I hope this location is save from updates, but given there wasnt already a translation file from my theme, I’d expect so.

Thanks a lot again for your guidance, the hint with the theme, solved it eventually! Really appreciate it! Also, thanks again to the previous supporters.