For post types (such as “Product” and “Order”), Admin Columns provides the WooCommerce columns in the Admin Columns settings screen under the “Default” field types. For users, you can add WooCommerce columns by adding a new column and selecting “Custom Field”; the WooCommerce fields will then be listed in the dropdown of available custom fields.
Does this help you out, or is it another issue you’re facing?
The same happened to me, with woocommerce 2.1.3.
Before worked fine, but after the update, my custom field is no more visible in the orders manageent page.
I haven’t re-tested yet. But that sounds like an accurate description of the bug.
I have the same bug with 2.1.3.
The custom field is actually visible (because I’ve set that in the themes functions.php file) but the reordering & removing of other columns doesn’t work…
I’m not sure whether you all have the same issue. Could you please elaborate on the issue? What column setup did you use? Did it work before the update to WooCommerce 2.1.3? What doesn’t work after 2.1.3 that did work before 2.1.3?
Hi, before the update, clicking on the Orders column http://snag.gy/1Hzpx.jpg
and then adding my custom field to being visible in the orders admin page
http://snag.gy/VLumB.jpg
This is how it looks before the 2.1.3, the custom var n.fatt was published
http://snag.gy/i9mGm.jpg
then, after the updte, it appears in the admin columns but it’s completely disappeared in the orders page
Is it possible that the meta key “dksinvoicedelivery_invnr” as seen in http://snag.gy/VLumB.jpg does not exist anymore? Is it visible in the custom fields dropdown in http://snag.gy/VLumB.jpg after the update to WooCommerce 2.1.3?
seems it exists even after the update to 2.1.3 🙁
http://snag.gy/lPoSE.jpg
Could you post a screenshot of the orders overview page after the update? Are you sure the column is not hidden via the checkboxes in “Screen options” (on the top right of your screen on the orders overview page)?
It seems that it has somehow reset to its default columns. Have you tried simply saving the columns settings on the Admin Columns settings page again?
Just tried, but everything remain as in the screenshot
matteo
Thanks for the information. I’ve found the cause of this problem: WooCommerce overwrites the Admin Columns settings as the same hook is used at the same priority. This will be solved in the next Admin Columns release!
With the latest version of Admin Columns, version 2.1.2, you should see this issue fixed. Would it be possible for any one of you to check this? Thanks!
