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Learn how to display multiple custom fields in WooCommerce email notifications, ensuring your customers receive all necessary information. Follow this easy guide!
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Displaying Multiple Custom Fields in WooCommerce Email Notifications: A Step-by-Step Guide

WooCommerce is an amazing platform that allows you to customize your eCommerce store according to your needs. However, when you want to enhance customer notifications via email, enriching the messages with additional information can be a bit tricky. If you've added custom fields to your WooCommerce checkout page, such as phone numbers and email addresses, you might be wondering how to display these fields in your order confirmation emails. Luckily, in this guide, we'll walk you through how to effectively show these multiple custom fields in WooCommerce email notifications.

The Issue

You've successfully added two custom fields—shipping phone and shipping email—to your WooCommerce checkout page. However, you're facing a challenge with the code needed to display both fields in the email notifications sent to customers. The initial piece of code you found only accommodates a single field, and when you tried to add a second field, it ended up replacing the first one rather than displaying both.

The key question becomes: How can we modify the code to showcase both the custom shipping phone and shipping email fields in the WooCommerce order emails?

The Solution

Step 1: Understanding the Existing Code

Here's the code that you've started with that works for only one custom field (the shipping phone):

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Step 2: Modifying the Code to Include Both Fields

To correctly display both the shipping phone and shipping email, you need to manipulate your code appropriately. Below is the improved code that accomplishes that:

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Step 3: Explanation of the Code Changes

Meta Retrieval: Use $order->get_meta( '_shipping_phone', true ); and $order->get_meta( '_shipping_email', true ); to safely fetch the custom metadata.

Conditional Checks: The if statements ensure that the fields are only added if they are not empty. This prevents your email from displaying empty fields, keeping it neat and professional.

Using Unique Keys: Instead of overwriting the same key, we use unique keys (like _shipping_phone and _shipping_email) to store each field's information in the email metadata.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you are now equipped to display multiple custom fields in your WooCommerce order emails—specifically the shipping phone and shipping email. This small enhancement can greatly improve your customer communication and satisfaction.

Feel free to reach out in the comments below if you have further questions or would like to share your experiences implementing custom fields in WooCommerce.