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Dorian SimonParticipant
Perfect, thx!
Dorian SimonParticipantHi Tom,
works great, thank you for taking the time to integrate!
Dorian SimonParticipantGoing back to [order_details] – I have realized this depends on the status of the order:
Not paid yet: payment instructions are included. Already paid: no instructions are included.
Perfect, I can use it. Sorry about the misunderstanding.Cheers,
DorianDorian SimonParticipantNice, I get it. THX
Dorian SimonParticipantI think I’m pretty close to what I need using
[order_func func="email_order_items_table"].The problem with email_order_items_table is that the formatting of the whole email content sowehow gets messed up. All of the contents are beeing put inside of the table of ordered items … could you guys fix that?
All similar stuff from https://woocommerce.github.io/code-reference/classes/WC-Order.html only shows “Array” in the emails.
Dorian SimonParticipantFound it in another thread, I guess that’s what [func] is for …
[order_func func="get_billing_first_name"]
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Dorian SimonParticipantI found https://woocommerce.com/document/email-variables-and-merge-tags/#section-2, is that what you mean by “standard placeholders”?
There is {customer_first_name}, but it does not seem to work.Or are you saying only the four “standard placeholders” you mention (site_title, site_adress, order_number, order_date) are working?
Dorian SimonParticipantYes, I can see the product variations now!
This helps a lot 😉Thanks,
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