I have create custom post type and add one meta box for ordering. I have add ordering meta-box too. But now i want to add a filter in post type for show up / show out. when admin click on show up then all the post will showing order wise of the meta box that admin you in meta box. It this possible. Also please see the images so i'll clear for you.
Search working from the product ordering.
Well all the records in the admin section in WP are rendered using Wp_List_Table class, more info you can find here.
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I am trying to add custom form field in attribute term edit form.
This is the form where I want to add custom field:
But have not been able to find the hook. Whenever I search this hooks comes up {$taxonomy}_add_form_fields. But it is not for that term edit page.
The {$taxonomy}_add_form_fields hook fires on the main taxonomy page to add fields in the form that appears to the left of the terms table. The correct hook to use on this screen is {$taxonomy}_edit_form_fields. You can find more information about the display hook here and here.
Unfortunately, you will have to generate your own HTML for display. Additionally, you will have to save the input submitted by the user by way of the saved_{$taxonomy} hook (unless you have registered the meta by way of register_meta()).
Please info me we can add custom field in product page without change Opencart core file. As like in WordPress we can add post_meta using hook in functions.php file.
If Add Custom options after add new filter on front end side. display product only this product options are selected.
Thanks so much in advance.
Log into your OpenCart admin panel.
Navigate to Sales-> Customers-> Custom Fields section:
Press the Add New blue button located in the top right of the page:
Fill in the necessary fields:
Custom Field Name – the title of a new field that will appear on the registration page.
Location – this option allows to choose either the Account or the Address section for the custom field to appear on.
Type – here you can assign any of the 4 available types to your custom field (Choose, Input, File, Date). This type affects the
look and the character of the new field. If you select one of the
‘choose’ options (checkbox, radio or select drop-down), you will
have to create a new value in the Custom field option at the bottom.
Click the add new button to create multiple values from which the
user will be able to select (or pick multiple in the checkbox case):
Customer Group – select the group of customers for which this field will be visible.
Required – if you select this option, your customers will not be able to complete the registration without filling in the
field.
Status – here you can enable/disable the new field.
Sort Order – the position of your custom field in relation to the existing fields.
Click the Save button in the top right:
View how the new custom field appears on your registration page on the site front end.
Source: Here
I have this problem about my WordPress integration. My problem starts when I start customizing the woo commerce plugin. I make some custom fields using ACF Plugin. My problem is I am not able to display such custom fields on the archived-product.php.
archived-product.php is the shop page right ? But after making some custom fields and point it to ( page == shop ) and calling the custom field with the following code:
<?php the_field('top_image_banner_sub_pages'); ?>
The custom field is still not visible on the archived-product.php. My question is how do I call my custom field so that it would be visible in my shop field ? Your answers are highly appreciated. Thanks a lot Sir/Mam.
Using ACF for this page is a fine idea. I think your problem is your fields are on your "Shop" page, but in actuality the Shop page that WooCommerce is rendering is not associated with the Shop page ID.
The page that is loading is 'archived-product.php' as you mentioned. So you need to tell ACF exactly where to look by entering the ID of your page. So your code should look like this:
<?php the_field('top_image_banner_sub_pages', 123); ?>
Where 123 is replaced by the ID of your Shop page.
Dont use Acf for product custom fields.. please use custom fields of wordpress.
For add meta
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_post_meta
For get meta
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_meta
I added a new custom post in Wordpress and named it Products.
In admin menu in Products I have two links - All Products and New Product.
Everything works perfectly, each product has it's own permalink, fields and so on.
Question: What shall I do to have a few editable fields to be common for all products?I mean, I wish to edit a field just a single time in admin and it shall display on all product pages.
Use the Settings API.
There is no built-in way to do it at a custom post type level.
You could also define a secondary custom post type ("All Products Details") and attach it to every Product you create as a custom field on it, but then you also have to implement an automated way of setting defaults for custom fields (Here's a way to do this.).
I am looking for some advice or information on how to do the following. Basically I want to allow users on the product view page to be able to select from a hard-coded custom dropdown menu and when they press 'add to cart' it saves this information to the cart associated with that product. The drop down menu isn't customisable in the admin section as it is hard-coded in the product page template.
I'm really lost on how to do this or what terms to search for allow me to research this.
Essentially what I'm asking is how do you add custom inputs for each product.
Any help or advice or links would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, like someone commented, Custom Options is what you're looking for.
In the admin section for a product you'll find Custom Options as tab. There you want to add a new option with type "Drop-down" and add your values there.
Why would you want to have the options hard coded? Seems like an odd requirement. With Custom Options you have full control to change the options without changing any code.