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Discover how to efficiently calculate the total number of persons from all completed bookings in WooCommerce using a simple PHP solution.
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How to Get the Total Number of Persons from All WooCommerce Bookings

If you're using the WooCommerce Bookings plugin on your WordPress site, you might find yourself needing to track the number of people who have booked various products. This can be particularly useful for businesses that need an overview of their bookings, such as accommodation providers or event organizers. In this guide, we will explore how to collect the total number of persons from all completed bookings using a straightforward PHP solution.

Understanding the Problem

As a WooCommerce user, you may already know how to get the count of people for a single order, as shown in the code snippet below:

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However, when you want to sum up all the bookings, how do you approach this? Let’s break it down step by step.

The Solution

To fetch the total count of persons from all completed bookings, you'll need to query the database for all booking entries and calculate the sum. Here’s how you can do this:

Step 1: Fetch All Completed Bookings

You need to get all booking IDs that have a status of "complete". You can achieve this with the following code:

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Step 2: Initialize Variables

Before iterating through the bookings, initialize a variable to keep track of the person count and prepare the HTML table for output:

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Step 3: Loop Through Bookings

Now you will loop through each booking ID to retrieve the person count and sum it up:

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Step 4: Display the Total Count

Once you have looped through all bookings, you can display the total count:

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Alternative Method for Performance Improvement

If you want to make your code lighter and improve performance, you can skip the creation of the WC_Booking instance each time and directly retrieve the person count using:

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This method accesses the person_count data directly from the post meta, reducing overhead.

Conclusion

In conclusion, tracking the total number of persons from all completed WooCommerce bookings can be done easily using the above PHP code. Whether you are managing accommodations, events, or other bookings, this solution can help you generate the insights you need for your business. Don't hesitate to implement it and enjoy a better overview of your bookings!

For any further enhancements or troubleshooting, feel free to reach out. Happy coding!