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@3sonsdevelopment that was my question: How could the widget be modified so that you can filter by custom field?

@3sonsdevelopment Thanks. How could I use the filter widget though if I use custom fields?

Setting a sale on a product is not an option since I don’t have any products on sale. What do you recommend to fix this?

@shadim This is what the programme is receiving from your plugin:

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@shadim Yes. That is the main reason we use the plugin…

@shadim Problem with dong this is that invoicing plugins and other API connected programms don’t recognise this order note and receive the order as unshipped.

@adamkheckler Thanks for your reply. The actual amount of tax is displayed only in the order-total row, just after the total amount. And that is where I need to remove the brackets. See here.

Hi,
oddly enough it is working now!

Thank you so much for your help.

Hi,
I am not using any page builder and really don’t want or need one. I am using the classic text editor from WordPress.

Problem solved. Since my function only displayed the attribute when in stock, it did not display it in emails when the item was out of stock.

@senff You are right, SKU is only displayed for dmin new order, but the atrribute issue still exists. I am using this function

function custom_display_attribute( $product, $taxonomy = 'pa_delivery') {
$value = $product->get_attribute( $taxonomy );
if ( ! empty($value) && $product->is_in_stock() ) {
    $label = wc_attribute_label( $taxonomy );
    echo '<small>' . $label . ': ' . $value . '</small>';
}
}
add_action('woocommerce_order_item_meta_end', 'custom_item_meta', 10, 4 );
function custom_item_meta( $item_id, $item, $order, $plain_text ) {   
custom_display_attribute( wc_get_product( $item->get_product_id() ) );
}

and this is displaying attributes in emails when they are set through Woo backend – but not if I apply them offline in the csv and then import the file back. In ths case they are only shown in the backend, but not in the emails!

Hi,
no, the SKU (when created and set in Woo backend) isalso displayed in customer emails. But not when you set the SKU in your csv offline and then import the products/update them through the native importer. And the same goes for global attributes(not variabale products , but simple products): If I create a global attribute in Woo backend and then apply it to a product and use a function to display it in the order emails, it IS displayed and working fine. but if I set the attribute in the csv offline and import the products, the attribute is NOT displayed in the emails, even though my function to show it is working when I applay the attribute through the backend.

Thank you. So where are they stored and how can I export them?

Hi,

no, that’s why I was asking. It would be great if I could add the function inside the shortcode.

Thank you. Can I also place php into the shortcode NOT in a template but a meta field?