creaselambert

Perfect. Thank you very much. Just what I was after.

Yes.

My-account > recent-orders > view-order

Thanks.

I found this to work.

if ( $customer_orders ) :
// prints the orders table
else :
  echo 'please buy some stuff';
endif;

I am having this issue also, can this be removed? or hidden with CSS?

OK thanks. I will look into it. Might be able to use it as is for now or find another plugin that does something similar. Just thought I would ask.

I think you need another column called “attributes” to list the column of attributes required for that product.
i.e
attributes;pa_colour;pa_size
colour|size;red|blue;large|small

I wanted to use the same idea.

for instance colour is only available with certain attributes so I only want to show the colour variable when the other option that requires it has been selected.

Is this possible? Did you find an answer?

I have asked in woocommerce support lets see what happens. Seems like the simplest solution and I would really like to get it to work.

The ban hammer author said he is using “the register_post() hook to filter” if that makes a difference.

I have downloaded and installed it and it isn’t working for me, so I guess I will have to ask them… Will see what they say.

Woo login creates customers etc and has a different set of roles to WP so might have different login setup. Its an in page login also and not the regular WP login.

Not sue if the plugin can do this already or not (couldnt see a mention of it). \

It would be good to have a custom tab that onl;y registerred users could see.

i.e. tab that includes buttons download product data sheets, or with additional more restricted information etc.

Hope this makes sense.