- Support forum for the Custom Emails for WooCommerce.
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Hello,
I am trying to send a custom email after an order is placed to my dropship company.
For the order to be placed in their automated system, they need it in the following format:
fname: {shipping_first_name}
lname: [shipping_last_name]
address1: [shipping_address_1]
address2: [shipping_address_2]
city: [shipping_city]
state: [shipping_state]
zip: [shipping_postcode]
country: [shipping_country]
email: [customer_email]Is it possible to add the information needed as individual shortcodes? (The ones above are just the WC field titles I think?)
The [order_shipping_address] “prints” with < br > and their system rejects it due to the HTML.
I was able to find the func code in the forums and got it all to work with this format, but I cannot get email to display. Please advise:
fname: [order_func func="get_shipping_first_name"]
lname: [order_func func="get_shipping_last_name"]
address1: [order_func func="get_shipping_address_1"]
address2: [order_func func="get_shipping_address_2"]
city: [order_func func="get_shipping_city"]
state: [order_func func="get_shipping_state"]
zip: [order_func func="get_shipping_postcode"]
country: [order_func func="get_shipping_country"]
email: [order_func func="get_customer_email"]Nevermind – got it. Commenting in case it helps someone else looking. I used:
email: [order_func func="get_billing_email"]
It would be SUPER HELPFUL to include a link to this page on the shortcode list, so we’re not having to search aimlessly, especially for a paid plugin.
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