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I don’t think that is the solution that I’m looking for.

Imagine a review form which contains rating, comments etc. It would have an additional dropdown for the product that they are reviewing. It means that they don’t have to navigate between different products.

Sorry, just to be clear, the payment will be collected when they purchase the ‘generic’ product. The generic product costs the same as what they will update to. It’s just a quicker way of collecting payment before they submit their measurements.

But I don’t want the information to be sent to the shipper until they have sent their updated measurements.

Thanks Stef. The question was more about how I extract the order ID from the email and send it along on a button click. Is it a case of adding some JavaScript to the email to extract the Order Id from the page and send it in URL params? Or does Woocommerce provide another way?

Thanks both. Do you have any recommendations on where you would need to start and the things that would need to change? I would be surprised if there is a plugin out there to do this.

I guess it is a fancy way of allowing the customer to change their order once they have paid.

Thanks Stef. Do you know whether you could link that form to the original order so that when they submit, I could update their original order based on the form’s submission?

Thanks for your reply!

Understood, but I am looking to capture the sale. Sometimes the customer wants the product but does not have the facility to measure at that moment. So I need a solution where they can “buy now, measure later”

Hi @ihereira, thanks but I’m just looking for generic code solutions here. It’s incidental that it’s for this Pimwick plugin… maybe I shouldn’t have mentioned that in the post.

I’m just looking to hide custom fields in the cart and checkout.

Hi @brad unfortunately it still doesn’t remove it – possibly for the same reason that is_product_category() doesn’t work? Is it possible that WordPress doesn’t recognise it as a categories page?

Hi Brad

No I’d like to keep it purchasable on the single product page. The single product page has custom fields so I want to control where the customer adds the product to their basket.