I’m trying to write an Address book plugin that will allow users to add multiple shipping & billing addresses to their account so they can choose an address at checkout. I need to stop woocommerce from overwriting the default shipping/billing address when they use the edit-address form so I can save the new addresses separately. I know I could create a new form with its own logic in handling form submissions/saving addresses but I would like to stick with the woocommerce edit-address form if possible.

I am using WooCommerce and want to add an aria-label to the product loop item link anchor tag. Like:

We have just mirigated nearly 6k products over from the live site. We are experiencing similar issues to the following post: Woocommerce: function to update all products. I’ve tried the fix mentioned in the post but it does not seem to fire when I go a product page. I’ve used query monitor and it is listing my call under the woocommerce_loaded hook but it does not fire.

I would like to only get a ‘Product is removed’ for the product type ‘Composite Product’. Currently, when I would remove a composite product in WooCommerce, it will display a notice for all child products that are removed in the cart. The only notice I would like to keep, is from the composite product itself.

I cannot display an admin message by sending an argument to the function. It was suggested I use a closure function but this does not appear to work. Here is the code

I am using a nifty piece of code (thanks 7uc1f3r) to split an order if it contains any backordered products: Split a WooCommerce order and create a new order if the original order has products in backorder.
This works great to create the second order at checkout, but it only shows the original order on the Thank You page. As mentioned by Pathfinder, there is a way to hook into the session data, pass the new order id, and show the newly created order details below the OG order table using woocommerce_after_order_details.

We need to calculate the shipping charge without tax in some condition on WordPress WooCommerce.

Is there a way to access the order item when using the woocommerce_hidden_order_itemmeta hook? Is there a global $item or something similar to declare?

It appears the woocommerce_product_get_weight hook that I have been using to override product weight (for the purpose of affecting the shipping calculation) is not firing for any of my product variations. It does fire for simple products though.

I am having issues trying to determine if a checkmark option was checked after an order is submitted using a hook. The current code is: