daymobrew

I definitely second the “use a plugin” suggestion.

I wrote about creating a CF7DTX shortcode back in 2019 (it’s really just a regular shortcode). https://www.damiencarbery.com/2019/11/shortcode-for-contact-form-7-dynamic-text-extension/

I have changed the new_cmb2_box() code:

$woo_hpos_active = get_option( 'woocommerce_custom_orders_table_enabled' );
$object_types = ( 'yes' == $woo_hpos_active ) ? array( 'woocommerce_page_wc-orders' ) : array( 'shop_order' );

$cmb = new_cmb2_box( array(
    ...
    'object_types'  => $object_types,
    ...
);

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by daymobrew.

I think I’ve figured out the issue:

If object_types is shop_order and woocommerce_page_wc-orders then it will not work.

'object_types' ?=> array( 'shop_order', 'woocommerce_page_wc-orders' ),

If it is only woocommerce_page_wc-orders then it works fine.

'object_types' ?=> array( 'woocommerce_page_wc-orders' ),

Maybe I can check whether HPOS is active and set the object_types list appropriately.

It’s also strange that when debugging in VSC I added breakpoints at the top of CMB2_Woo_Orders_Hookup::hooks(), get_order_meta(), update_order_meta() and save_order_meta_changes(). These work on my ‘other‘ code but not on the attach-order-files-to-wc-order-email.php code (VSC marks them as Unverified Breakpoints!).

I even modified the latter code to change from a PHP class to straight functional code (like the working file) but no joy.

I noticed that when I put the file_list field in another meta box (one from the other support thread [though it is not in the linked file]) that it works. I’ll keep looking into this strangeness.

I think that the developer is gone, even the website listed on the profile page is dead and the developer has not been active on www.remarpro.com in at least a year.

That said, the plugin still works for me on Woo 8.0.3 and WordPress 6.3.1.

First, the message is a ‘notice’ so not an error or even a warning. That said, the fix is trivial.

In custom-order-statuses-for-woocommerce/ajax/deactivation-form.php around line 30 change $order->id to $order->get_id():

array_push( $found_orders, $order->id )

to

array_push( $found_orders, $order->get_id() );

I am using it with WC 8.0.3 and WP 6.3.1 and it is working for me.

There is a small warning from WooCommerce but it’s trivial. (it has $order->id instead of $order->get_id() – I’m submitting a patch for that).

That did it. I got a fresh copy from develop branch and the data is now loading and being stored in wp_wc_orders_meta table.

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Thank you.

Should I mark this as resolved or wait until the branch is merged to main?

So as not to override cmb2 2.10.1 I put the develop branch version in wp-content/plugins/CMB2-develop directory.

My cmb2 code has not changes – still https://pastebin.com/PDFBNgaQ

I downloaded the zip from github. develop branch has version number 2.10.0.

For hpos add-on I downloaded the zip from github and activated that as a plugin. I’ve been trying to debug in VSC but my breakpoints are ‘unverified’ and ignored so I just began adding error_log() calls to verify the code is being run. The CMB2_Woo_HPOS_Orders::_construct function. I then added error_log() to init_hooks but that did not run. I could find the do_action( 'cmb2_init_hooks' ) call anywhere in CMB2 2.10.1 or CMB2 develop. Similar issue for the add_filter() calls to cmb2_set_box_object_type and cmb2_set_box_object_type – cannot find the matching apply_filters() calls.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by daymobrew. Reason: Add info about add_filter

Justin – thank you for all that work.

I have replaced CMB2 with CMB2-develop and added cmb2-woocommerce-hpos-orders plugin.

The meta box shows and the CSS is enqueued.

The submitted values do not show when I Update the order. Nor is the data written to the wp_wc_orders_meta db table.

I am happy to debug here – just let me know what areas I should look at.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by daymobrew. Reason: Mention that values not in db

Code: https://pastebin.com/PDFBNgaQ

To set up HPOS in WooCommerce: https://woocommerce.com/document/high-performance-order-storage/#section-2

Essentially: WooCommerce/Settings/Advanced/Features then click ‘High performance order storage (new)’. I also uncheck ‘Keep the posts and orders tables in sync (compatibility mode).’

I can see that ‘cmb2_override_meta_value‘ is not being run because in CMB2_Field::__construct() $args[‘object_id’] is zero so $this->object_id is zero and $this->get_data() does not get called.

If my field group has object_type=page then object_id will be the page ID.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by daymobrew. Reason: Typo in filter name