Have you ever wanted a more advanced WooCommerce customer profile page? Somewhere where you would have all the important information about a customer in a single well-organized place. In the following tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create your own advanced customer profiles for your WooCommerce shop that you can use to store custom customer information that can be always available for you and your team.
WooCommerce has registration form out of the box, but the registration process itself can be improved by adding additional custom fields or even creating a completely new registration form. In this tutorial we are going to see how you can edit the default WooCommerce registration form to add some additional custom fields with just a few lines of code by using WooCommerce actions and filters.
In today’s article, we are going to learn how to extend the WordPress user profiles by creating front-end editable profile pages. These are custom front-end wordpress user pages that cawon be updated and customized by the users straight from the frontend. Users should be able to easily register and create their own user profiles and you as an admin should be be able to add, change and remove custom profile fields and customization options.
In this article we are going to learn the different ways to customize the default WooCommerce email template and how to to send custom emails to your customers. We are going to see how to to send emails depending on specific criteria, such as the customer data or the products ordered. We are also going to learn how you can bulk send custom email to your WooCommerce customers.
Today we investigate how to create your own document management system in WordPress. We look into the different types of document management systems and we explore some plugin options to implement each of them. Furthermore, we find out how to use Users Insights in combination with EDD to better understand your customer base.
Today we look into how to use the WordPress post meta functions. We investigate the most common functions, their attributes, parameters, and usage examples. Our goal is to build a reference for these functions thus you can use it when you are implementing them.
Users Insights 4.0 has just landed with various new features, including redesign of some of the elements and new features of our WooCommerce, BuddyPress and LearnDash modules. This update also includes some behind the scenes code improvements and minor bug fixes.
Users Insights 3.9 is now available introducing some new exciting features to help you improve your user management. The biggest feature of this update is the Gravity Forms option to filter users and explore reports based on non-user linked forms via the User Registration addon. This update also includes some new WooCommerce features, such as the Successful Orders number field and a new advanced WooCommerce Memberships filter.
There are many business applications for bookings and scheduling systems, the most common application is for businesses based on a scheduled time slots. From doctors to hairdressers and personal trainers, a lot of services are based on a scheduling a time slots and are charged by the time or per appointment. Today we look into how to create and setup your own WooCommerce booking system.
In this article we’ll look into creating a custom WordPress login page. First, we explore how the default WordPress login works. Then we look into the alternatives and the different ways you can customise and improve your login experience. Lastly, we find out how to filter users based on their login behaviour, using Users Insights.