Tom Anbinder

Hi, Eike,

Wasn’t possible, but I have just added it to the plugin. Please update the plugin to the latest v2.9.2. Now you can use the %product_url% placeholder in all plugin’s emails, e.g.:

<a href="%product_url%">%product_title%</a>

Please give it a try and let me know what you think.

And if you like the plugin, please consider leaving me a rating.

Hi,

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.

Do you mean you want to run this once, i.e., go through all your currently existing users and send an email if the user has two or more orders?

If that’s the case, please add this PHP snippet to your site:

/**
 * Sends custom emails to the users.
 *
 * @see https://example.com/wp-admin/?my_wpfactory_send_user_emails
 */
add_action( 'admin_init', function () {
    if (
        isset( $_GET['my_wpfactory_send_user_emails'] ) &&
        current_user_can( 'manage_woocommerce' ) &&
        function_exists( 'alg_wc_ce_send_email' )
    ) {

        // Custom vars
        $custom_email_id = 1; // Custom email #1
        $min_order_count = 2;

        // Set up user emails
        add_filter( 'alg_wc_custom_emails_is_user_email', '__return_true' );

        // Users loop
        $users = get_users( array( 'role__in' => array( 'customer' ) ) );
        foreach ( $users as $user ) {
            if (
                ( $customer = new WC_Customer( $user->ID ) ) &&
                $customer->get_order_count() >= $min_order_count
            ) {
                alg_wc_ce_send_email( $custom_email_id, $user->ID );
            }
        }

        // The end
        die();
    }
} );

After that, you can run the snippet with this URL:

https://example.com/wp-admin/?my_wpfactory_send_user_emails

The snippet will send the “Custom email #1” (you can change that by updating the $custom_email_id value in the snippet) to each user with two or more orders (see the $min_order_count).

In the email settings (in “WooCommerce > Settings > Emails > Custom email #X”), leave the “Recipients” field empty – the plugin will automatically use the user’s email.

Also, you can use our [user_prop] shortcode in the content, e.g.:

Hi, [user_prop key="display_name"],

Please give it a try and let me know what you think.

Hi,

This is Tom from the development team. Happy to hear you liked the plugin 🙂

Regarding the issue – I’ve just tested it on my server – it looks like the [order_shipping_total] shortcode displays the amount excluding tax, i.e., what you need. If that’s not the case – would it be possible to log in to your site and take a look (my email is [email protected])?

Hi, Benjamin,

I’ve just tested it on my server, but it seems to be working fine here – the prices are correctly updated after I click on the “Recalculate” button (in the “Product Price by Quantity” admin meta box). Would it be possible to share access to your site so I could log in and check what’s going on (my email is [email protected])?

P.S. I can confirm there is an issue when creating a new order (i.e., items are removed), so we have to save the order first (before clicking on the “Recalculate” button). I will be fixing that in the next plugin release, however, it still won’t solve the problem in your case.

Hi, Lisa,

Yes, I think this is doable – try enabling the “Meta > Multiple meta values” checkbox and setting the “Meta > Meta value” option to:

,0

Please give it a try and let me know what you think.

P.P.S. Could you please check if “WordPress cron” is enabled on your site (in “WooCommerce > Status > System status”)? If it’s disabled, could you please enable it?

You could also try switching from “Use WP cron” to “Use Action Scheduler” in “WooCommerce > Settings > Order Status Rules > Advanced > Periodical Processing Options”. However, as far as I understand, “Action Scheduler” uses WP cron, so I’m not sure if it’ll help.

Also, did you try running the rules manually in “WooCommerce > Settings > Order Status Rules > Tools > Run all rules now”? What happens then? Are orders processed as expected?

Update: Since the latest plugin v2.9.3, we can now achieve what we need without custom triggers and code. There are two new “Extra” triggers: “Customer address saved” and “Customer address changed”. The first one is the same as the woocommerce_after_save_address_validation custom trigger I mentioned earlier. The second one is fired only if the address was actually changed (i.e., not just saved without any changes).

Please give it a try and let me know what you think.

P.S. I’ve just noticed that you posted a screenshot earlier – your settings look ok there. If it’s not working – would it be possible to share access to your site, so I could log in and check what’s going on (my email is [email protected])?