How to add customer’s name in WooCommerce Pick List

Comments (12)

1. 

   troy

   June 9, 2021

   Just wondering if I can get the Users Name at the top of the Picking List with (Groups items by category for selected orders )enabled

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     Mark

     June 10, 2021

     Hi Troy,

     A picklist is a consolidated list of products from multiple orders. It won’t be logical to implement a customer name at the top since there would be items from multiple orders from different customers in the list. That is why the code snippet is implemented such that it adds the customer name to the table.

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2. 

   William Matthynssens

   May 31, 2021

   Hi there, when I generate the picklist the orders aren’t chronological, is there a filter I can use to order the picklist on orderdate/ordernumber? As ordering on product name or SKU isn’t really good when taking care of large amounts of orders. I would like to work chronologically.

   Thanks in advance!

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     Mark

     June 3, 2021

     Hi William,

     You can achieve that by using a filter. Please copy the code snippet here to your active theme’s functions.php

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3. 

   Fabian

   February 8, 2021

   Hi, as suggested in your Plugin I was using the filter wf_pklist_alter_shipping_method to add the shipping adress to the picklist. But unfortunatly nothingh happens. Does that work only at other documents?

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4. 

   Fabian Krenzler

   January 27, 2021

   Hi, I am missing the customer note from an order in the complete plugin. Can I add it to a picklist somehow by using a filter? Best Fabian

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     Mark

     January 30, 2021

     Hi Fabian,

     You can use below code to add customer note to filter. Make sure to enable group by order option under the picklist settings.
     add_filter('wf_pklist_alter_order_grouping_row_text','wf_pklist_add_customer_note_picklist',10, 3);
function wf_pklist_add_customer_note_picklist($order_info_arr, $order, $template_type)
{
if($template_type=='picklist')
{
$customer_note=$order->get_customer_note();
if(!empty($customer_note))
{
$order_info_arr['customer_note']=__('Customer Note : ').$customer_note;
}
}
return $order_info_arr;
}

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       Fabian Krenzler

       February 2, 2021

       Thanks a lot. This works pretty well.

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5. 

   Cheri

   December 14, 2020

   When generating a pick list grouped by category, is it possible to arrange the categories and the products in alphabetical order?

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     Mark

     December 16, 2020

     Hi.

     Sort based SKU/Name option is available in the latest version of the plugin. You can enable it from picklist settings page.

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6. 

   Diponker Roy Dev

   November 18, 2020

   I want to show product per item sale price in pick list. How can I do it?

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     Mark

     November 20, 2020

     Hi,

     Please use the below filter. Copy the code snippets to your active theme’s functions.php to show unit price of products in the picklist.

     add_filter('wf_pklist_alter_product_table_head','wt_pklist_add_price_column',10,3);
function wt_pklist_add_price_column($columns_list_arr, $template_type, $order)
{
if($template_type=='picklist')
{
$out=array();
foreach($columns_list_arr as $key=>$vl)
{
$out[$key]=$vl;
if($key=='total_weight' || $key=='-total_weight')
{
$out['price']=''.__('Price').'';
}
}
$columns_list_arr=$out;
}
return $columns_list_arr;
}

     add_filter('wf_pklist_alter_package_product_table_columns','wt_pklist_add_price_column_in_picklist',10,5);
     function wt_pklist_add_price_column_in_picklist($product_row_columns, $template_type, $_product, $item, $order)
     {
     if($template_type=='picklist')
     {
     $order=$item['order'];
     $wc_version=WC()->version;
     $order_id=$wc_versionid : $order->get_id();
     $user_currency=get_post_meta($order_id,'_order_currency',true);
     $out=array();
     foreach($product_row_columns as $key=>$vl)
     {
     $out[$key]=$vl;
     if($key=='price')
     {
     $price=wc_price($item['price'], array('currency'=>$user_currency));
     $out['price']=$price;

     }
}
$product_row_columns=$out;
}
return $product_row_columns;
}

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