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Hi @shameemreza

thank you for your help, it appears that gTranslate tries to translate the code thus making it appear on the header.

Just gotta find a way to not translate this anymore now.

Thank you very much, we are working with an iframe version for now.

Hi,

not really, the products on the 3rd party woocommerce page are already filtered, I just want to show them on my blog

Hi,

my vendors want to show the products from my website embedded in their own website by category with filters and shenanigans.

I guess Woocommerce API might be fitting but I have no hands on experience with it yet.

Hi @digitalchild and @junenacpil29

Thank you for your responses, deleting commissions from unlinked orders in the database did the trick.

Cheers,
Joe

Hi,

any updates on this topic?

Would an admin user on our dev stage help you with it?

Thank you

Hi,

in response to your reply:

(1) May I ask which payment gateway are you using to purchase the vendor product?

We are using Mangopay

(2) Please could you provide us a screenshot of the notifications sent to your vendor and to your buyer?

There you go: https://we.tl/t-xyafMyhGkL

Thank you

Hi Mark and Jamie,

I tried a lot with different hooks without success. Trying to step back a little I’d like to know about the payment status change.

As you wrote Mark: “the code above does not trigger the email, the email is triggered when the user completes payment”

Now how can the payment state in the vendor e-mail be unpaid if it is triggered after a complete payment?

Thank you Mark,

am I the only one with this dilemma?

Hi Mark,

thanks for the update. I cannot find the payment status within the email templates and the meta data in the database don’t have a payment status, so hiding it is rather tricky as well.

Hi Mark,

is it possible to simply hide this payment status in the vendor e-mails? Since we only accept full payments and thus none of them are unpaid we could loose this line, if that is easier to achieve.

Hi @junenacpil29

thank you for your response, unfortunately this did not change the behaviour.
I tried different priorities and also some other snippets with the same outcome.

Hi Mark,

we are using this snippet in our functions.php

add_action( 'woocommerce_payment_complete_order_status', 'wc_auto_complete_paid_order', 1, 3 );
function wc_auto_complete_paid_order( $status, $order_id, $order ) {
    return 'completed';
}

Thank you

That is great news, thank you!

I had a conflict with the affiliate plugin from WP indeed. All good now.