Name: woogc/checkout/single/split/trigger_email
Type: Filter
Arguments: $status, $args
By default, WooCommerce will send appropriate email messages for every order. That may not be required in certain scenarios, so better control over the sent messages is necessary. This filter helps to manage those email messages programmatically.
For example, when check-out products from two other shops, disable the emails for the main order on the check-out:
add_filter ( 'woogc/checkout/single/split/trigger_email', '__suppress_emails_for_main_order', 10, 2 );
function __suppress_emails_for_main_order( $status, $args )
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Name: woogc/single_checkout/split_order/order_created
Type: Action
Arguments: $new_order
The `woogc/single_checkout/split_order/order_created` action is triggered when a new order is created as part of the split order process in WooCommerce Global Cart. This action is specifically used when the Single Site checkout type is enabled. During this process, the core functionality creates separate orders for products that belong to different shops within the cart.
When using the Split Order with Single Checkout type, WooCommerce Global Cart processes the checkout by splitting the cart's contents into individual orders. Each order...
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Name: woogc/sequential_order_number/format
Type: Filter
Arguments: (int) $order_number, (int) $order_id
The woogc/sequential_order_number/format filter in WooCommerce allows you to customize the format of the order number generated for new orders within the WooCommerce Global Cart. This filter can be used to modify the default sequential order number by prepending or appending custom prefixes, suffixes, or any other modifications to suit your business needs.
Example Usage
The following code example demonstrates how to customize the order number format by adding a custom prefix to the order number:
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Name: woogc/get_checkout_url
Type: Filter
Arguments: $checkout_url
The filter is being used to change the $checkout_url for specific shops. As default this is being controlled through admin settings but can be adjusted to particular shops if need.
The following code change the checkout url to shop default when blog_id is 4:
add_filter( 'woogc/get_checkout_url', 'WooGC_get_checkout_url');
function WooGC_get_checkout_url ( $checkout_url )
{
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Name: woogc/get_gc_sites
Type: Filter
Arguments: $sites, $context
The filter can be used to exclude specific shops when WooGlobalCart core calls the internal get_gc_sites() method.
For example, a shop can be excluded from the reports.
The following code, removes shop ID's 2 from the reporting engine:
add_filter('woogc/get_gc_sites', '__WooGC_get_gc_sites', 10, 2);
function __WooGC_get_gc_sites( $sites, $context )
{
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Name: woogc/get_cart_from_session/validate_hash
Type: Filter
Arguments: $force_validation, $values
When reconstructing the cart from session data, WooCommerce checks each of the products for validation. That includes existence, quantity, purchaseability, data hash. It happens, if a plugin implements a custom product type, if not active/available for a specific shop, the WooCommerce removes it from the cart. This is caused by a data hash that does not match anymore.
This filter can be used to force hash validity for specific products in the cart.
For example, if using the...
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Name: woogc/ps/interfaces/synchronize_to_sites
Type: Filter
Arguments: $sites
The filter allows you to regulate the shops that are accessible within the Synchronization Interface, determining where the feature is available.
The following example check if the edit page is for product ID 33 and 44. If match, it disable the synchronization option to the Shop ID 2:
add_filter ( 'woogc/ps/interfaces/synchronize_to_sites', 'woogc_ps_interfaces_synchronize_to_sites' );
function woogc_ps_interfaces_synchronize_to_sites( $sites )
{
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Name: woogc/ps/interfaces/sync_to_shop
Type: Filter
Arguments: $status, $remote_blog_id, $post
The filter can be used to change the synchronization interface button status from active to inactive or vice versa.
For example, when creating a new product, the buttons will show up active as default:
add_filter ( 'woogc/ps/interfaces/sync_to_shop', 'woogc_ps_interfaces_option_status', 10, 3 );
add_filter ( 'woogc/ps/interfaces/maintain_child', 'woogc_ps_interfaces_option_status', 10, 3 );
add_filter ( 'woogc/ps/interfaces/maintain_categories', 'woogc_ps_interfaces_option_status',...
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Name: woogc/ps/synchronize_product/ignore_meta_key
Type: Filter
Arguments: $IgnoreMeta, $prop_title, $prop_value, $child_product, $main_product_data, $origin_product_blog_ID
The filter can be used to ignore/skip a meta field to replicate, when running a Product synchronization procedure.
The following example ignores any parent Product Title change
add_filter ( 'woogc/ps/synchronize_product/ignore_meta_key', 'woogc_ps_synchronize_product_ignore_meta_key', 10, 6 );
function woogc_ps_synchronize_product_ignore_meta_key ( $ignore, $prop_title, $prop_value, $child_product, $main_product_data, $origin_product_blog_ID )
{
if ( $prop_title...
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Name: woogc/ps/synchronize_product/child_product
Type: Filter
Arguments:
(object)$child_product
(array)$main_product_data
(int)$origin_product_blog_ID
This filter is utilized within the WooCommerce Global Cart plugin to enable modifications to the child product object before it's returned to the core and saved. It provides developers with the ability to customize the child product data as needed during the synchronization process.
add_filter( 'woogc/ps/synchronize_product/child_product', 'custom_modify_child_product', 10, 3 );
function custom_modify_child_product( $child_product, $main_product_data, $origin_product_blog_ID ) {
// Perform modifications to $child_product here
// Example: Change the price of the child product
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