Have you ever needed to know whether a customer has purchased a specific product before in your WooCommerce store? In this article will show you how you can create a conditional statement to check if the WooCommerce customer has purchased product or not. We are also going to look at an alternative way of checking which products a specific customer has already purchased.
This article describes how to display WooCommerce product attributes and variations programmatically on your WooCommerce shop page.
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to update Woocommerce product attributes and variations programmatically using PHP.
In this article we’ll learn how to check if a user is logged in to WordPress and how to make sure that only logged in users can access special features and content on your WordPress website.
In this article, we are going to be looking at how you can retrieve product attributes and variations programmatically with WooCommerce.
In this tutorial we will look into how to set shipping and billing address of WooCommerce order programmatically.
This tutorial will guide you through allowing your WooCommerce customers to cancel their order by adding a cancel order button in the WooCommerce customer dashboard.
Today we look into how to simplify the WordPress user registration process. We go through a solution to allow WordPress registration with email only and replace or remove the need for the username field.
Today we investigate how you can use the WC_Order class to programmatically create WooCommerce orders. This allows you to add orders, update orders and even perform more advanced tasks such as automations or migrations.
Today we look into different WooCommerce redirection rules after login, logout, and registration. In addition, we investigate some options for redirection hooks after user registration. We explore custom experiences, such as redirections based on user role and the different options for WooCommerce redirects after checkout and the thank you page.