Jhonny Pirela

Hi @jane-blonde,

Yes, you should be able to do that using an action hook from this table:?PDF template action hooks, and a bit of CSS.

Hope it helps!

Hi @nitrat,

I would like to better understand what you want to achieve. Could you tell us what is the difference between the two versions of the document for each product?

Hi @nitrat,

That depends a bit on what you would like to do exactly. You can create your own?custom template?and hide/show elements based on the products in the order.

I hope this answers your question.

Hi @dermaggoi,

Thanks for sending the error log, from what we can see there, the issue seems to be related to this plugin wp-mail-logging. I recommend that you contact the developers of the plugin and ask them the question.

Have nice day!

Hola @engrama,

De nada, esperamos poder ayudarle.

Feliz día.

Hola @engrama,

Ya que menciono que eres de Espa?a, le respondo en espa?ol, si no le importa.

Volviendo a tu pregunta:

“?Cómo podría tener dos juegos de facturas?”

Esto es posible, necesitará una licencia válida para nuestro plugin Extensión Profesional, pero sería más un trabajo personalizado, ya que las funcionalidades están fuera del alcance de nuestro plugin y soporte premium. 

Dicho esto, me gustaría pedirle que nos escriba a  [email protected] , ya que www.remarpro.com no nos permite responder preguntas de preventa ni ofrecer soporte premium para nuestros complementos pagos en estos foros.

Hi @sneakrchainz,

The Invoice numbers are assigned automatically id the document is attached to emails under WooCommerce > PDF Invoices > Documents > Invoice > Attach to, other then that just works manually.

Check also this:?https://docs.wpovernight.com/woocommerce-pdf-invoices-packing-slips/invoice-numbers-explained/

On the other hand, I would like you to please take a look at this answer in this topic:?How can I send invoice to customer by email automatically ?

There, you can understand better how our plugin creates a PDF invoice automatically.

I hope this clears up your question!

Hi @peter0013,

This is certainly possible using Premium Templates. This extension includes a customizer that allows you to tailor your PDF documents using product columns and total rows blocks, as well as custom blocks that you can place in different areas of the document (currently 20 different ones) and display based on given conditions (order status, payment method, billing or shipping country, etc). The customizer also allows you to sort items by product name, SKU and category. In addition, Premium Templates provides two additional templates: Business and Modern.

Here is an example of my configuration to show what you want to achieve:

Then, your packing slips should look like this:

By the way, since WordPress doesn’t allow us to provide support for paid plugins in this forum, please contact us by email:?[email protected]?if you have more questions about Premium Templates.

Hi @andremik90,

To add a watermark you need our?Premium Templates extension. Please see this documentation page on how to do it:?https://docs.wpovernight.com/woocommerce-pdf-invoices-packing-slips/adding-a-watermark-to-pdf-documents/

That said, I would like to ask you to write to us at?[email protected], as www.remarpro.com does not allow us to answer pre-sales questions or offer premium support for our paid plugins in these forums.

Hi @saens,

Thank you for reporting this issue, however, there is nothing to worry about as this error is logged because when the number sequence gets reset, it archives the existing table by adding a suffix. So?wp_wcpdf_invoice_number?becomes?wp_wcpdf_invoice_number_2022. Therefore?wp_wcpdf_invoice_number? no longer exists. The first time that table gets called it will log the error, but then the plugin will create the table and move on with the process. So you can safely ignore that error.

Hi @orbit777,

This is certainly possible, although there is no way to achieve this by default directly in the plugin settings, We could put the commission amount on the invoice using a code snippet. However, in order for us to write the snippet, you will need a valid license for Premium Templates or the Professional extension.

That said, I would like to ask you to write to us at?[email protected], as www.remarpro.com does not allow us to answer pre-sales questions or offer premium support for our paid plugins in these forums.

Hi @agwebcom123,

We would like to take a closer look at your case, so that we can help you solve your issue, please write to us at [email protected].

We are waiting for your question there!

Hi @pipoulito,

Yes, as my colleague @alexmigf mentioned in the previous message, this is certainly possible with our Professional extension and a code snippet that we could do for you, if you decide to purchase a license, you can contact us at?[email protected].

Hi @robinsae,

Since in your previous question you mentioned that you are using the PRO version, and to help you solve your issue, I would like to ask you to write to us at [email protected], since www.remarpro.com does not allow us to answer pre-sales questions or offer premium support for our paid plugins in these forums.

We look forward to your question there!

Hi @robinsae,

Could you please check if you have selected Order Number under WooCommerce > PDF Invoices > Documents > Invoice > Display invoice number? If so, please select Invoice number instead.

Since in most countries there’s a hard requirement for invoice numbers to be sequential without any gaps, to use the invoice numbers in the sequence (keep them separated) is crucial to comply to it. If you use the order number as invoice number there may be gaps, since the orders are numbered by the main WordPress post numbering system used by posts, pages, images, orders, coupons, products, etc.

For instance, if you create a new product, and upload an image for that product as well, between two orders placed, the order numbers will not be sequential (if the first order was #100, the product would be #101, the image #102 and the next order #103).

See Invoice numbers explained.

Hope it makes sense!