ulihake

Hello rafals75.

You need something like an “accept our terms and conditions” and that this is required at the same time… That’s what you want?

Regards.
uh

Hello Christian.

Thanks for your feedback. I will check this and provide some information.

uli

Ok. Identified. I will provide a fix for this. Sorry.

uh

Hello dbs76.

I will provide an update for this today or tomorrow (ver. 1.6.2). Please respond to your other support thread because I would like to close and/or address this in the same update.

Thanks.
uh

Hello dbs76.

Thanks for your feedback again. Hope that you can wait some days, I will try to address your feedbacks this weekend.

Regards.
uh

Welcome.

Thanks for your feedback. I will add this to the FAQ.

uh

Hello dbs76.

I will check this and get back to you.

uh

Hello Lenykeksik.

Thanks for your feedback.

All data is stored in the database of your WordPress instance as a meta value associated with the post of type shop_order.

This means you can use the wordpress function get_post_meta to retrieve the data of all fields configured for your checkout forms, internal and custom fields if you don’t have a valid WC_ORDER object available. In this case you will need the Order ID and you could retrieve the values stored with

$email = get_post_meta([order_id], '_billing_email', true);

If you have access to a valid Order object constructed by the class WC_ORDER you can use the field name of a default WooCommerce field like _billing_email to retrieve the value.

$value = $order->billing_email;

For custom fields you can use the field name as indicated in the settings of WooCommerce Poor Guys Swiss Knife in the Billing or Shipping Section

$value = $order->billing_your_sanitized_custom_field_name;

or

$value = $order->shipping_your_sanitized_custom_field_name;

Don’t forget to assure yourself that you have constructed the $order object with an order id otherwise you have to assure to load a valid order first.

Hope this answer helps you with your code.

Regards.
uh