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  • Thread Starter fatz

    (@fatz)

    Hi Hugh,
    thanks so much for your answer.
    in the meantime I figured it out and just placed a graphic in the background and played with margins and paddings.

    that seemed to be the fastest solution for me and it looks okay.

    thanks for having a look into my topic/case!

    greetings
    Fatz

    hi there,
    I know this post is a bit old already, but I would need the billing date as well. not only the date of the order placed in the shop is required in my country I also do have to show the date of todays date printing the bill.

    do you think that would be possible? I will keep on searching and will post a solution if I will find one. but if anyone is faster, I would be very thankful to hear your solution!

    greetings
    from that stupid country who wants to have that billing date…

    Fatz

    Thread Starter fatz

    (@fatz)

    thanks esmi for your fast reply!

    indeed when I deactivate all plugins (except woocommerce) and activate twenty eleven theme the menu is working fine.

    do you think there could be a faster way of finding the problem instead of searching the whole child theme for that tiny little beast?

    @forgetfuljames

    yes, indeed I′m having the same code! ??

    working very nicely isn′t it?

    @forgetfuljames

    dear James,
    finally I had to contact a php-programmer to find a solution for the product description. But now it′s working very nicely and totally uncomplicated for my customer too. I couldn′t find another solution in the www, but now I′m very happy with that.

    If you like to have the code consider a small donation to me and I will send it to you. you can write me at my mailaddress: ShrifeeDesign(at)gmail.com

    greetings
    Steffi

    hello,
    I′m having a similar problem.
    I want to show the short description in the checkout between the product title and the quantity. the code I have so far is:

    <?php
    if (sizeof($woocommerce->cart->get_cart())>0) :
    foreach ($woocommerce->cart->get_cart() as $item_id => $values) :
    $_product = $values['data'];
    if ($_product->exists() && $values['quantity']>0) :
    echo '
    <tr class = "' . esc_attr(apply_filters('woocommerce_checkout_table_item_class', 'checkout_table_item', $values, $item_id ) ) . '">
    									<td class="product-name">'.$_product->get_title().$woocommerce->cart->get_item_data( $values ).'</td>
    									<td class="short_description">'.$_product->get_post_data().$woocommerce->post->get_post_excerpt( $values ).'</td>
    
    <td class="product-quantity">'.$values['quantity'].'</td>
    
    <td class="basispreis">'.$_product->get_price().$woocommerce->post->get_post_excerpt( $values ).'</td>
    
    									<td class="product-total">' . apply_filters( 'woocommerce_checkout_item_subtotal', $woocommerce->cart->get_product_subtotal( $_product, $values['quantity'] ), $values, $item_id ) . '</td>
    </tr>';
    endif;
    endforeach;
    endif;
    do_action( 'woocommerce_cart_contents_review_order' );
    			?>

    I would be so thankful for your help!

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