Google Maps for Woocommerce Checkout

1. How do I add a Google map to WooCommerce?
2. How do I customize my WooCommerce checkout page?
3. How do I autocomplete WooCommerce orders?
4. Where is checkout page in WooCommerce?
5. Why this page can't load Google Maps correctly?
6. How can I get a free Google Map API key?
7. How does WooCommerce checkout work?
8. How do I create a custom field in checkout?
9. How do I add a custom field in WooCommerce checkout without plugin?
10. What does your order is complete mean?
11. How do I change my order status in WooCommerce?
12. Why are WooCommerce orders on hold?

How do I add a Google map to WooCommerce?

Manually Adding a Google Map in WordPress

Go to Google Maps website, and simply type in the address of the location you want to show or search for a location. Once you have found the location, click on the link button in the right hand panel. This will show you the embed code.

How do I customize my WooCommerce checkout page?

Setup and Configuration

1. Go to: WooCommerce > Checkout Fields.
2. There are three sets of Fields you can edit:
3. Disabled fields.
4. Select the Add Field button.
5. Enter your text and preferences.
6. Save Changes.

How do I autocomplete WooCommerce orders?

To setup Order Status Control, go to WooCommerce > Settings > General and update the Orders to Auto-Complete setting to determine which paid orders should skip the Processing status and go directly to Completed status: None: No orders will be automatically completed.

Where is checkout page in WooCommerce?

To do this, on your WordPress dashboard go to WooCommerce > Checkout and then the Billing, Shipping, or Additional tab. There, you will see a list of all the fields that you want to display or hide.

Why this page can't load Google Maps correctly?

When you view the map page of a site NOT using an API key, you'll likely see a Google Maps error that looks like this. A white pop-up box will display the error over a grayed over map reading “For development purposes only.” The link in the error box will take you where you need to go to fix your map.

How can I get a free Google Map API key?

Get the API key

1. Go to the Google Cloud Console.
2. Click the project drop-down and select or create the project for which you want to add an API key.
3. Click the menu button and select APIs & Services > Credentials.
4. On the Credentials page, click + Create Credentials > API key. ...
5. Click Close.

How does WooCommerce checkout work?

One Page Checkout displays product selection and checkout forms on a single product, Post or Page. Customers can add products to an order, or remove them, and complete payment without leaving the page.

How do I create a custom field in checkout?

To add custom fields to WooCommerce checkout, select the field type in Add New Field section, enter a label name and click on Add Field.

1. And it's done! ...
2. Here you can enable or disable a field (even the WooCommerce default ones), or set it as required. ...
3. In the Appearance tab, you can set Placeholder and CSS Class.

How do I add a custom field in WooCommerce checkout without plugin?

How to Add Custom Fields to WooCommerce Checkout Page

1. Step 1: Define an Array of Fields on Checkout Page. ...
2. Step 2: Add Custom Fields to WooCommerce Checkout Page. ...
3. Step 3: Concatenate Fields as per Requirement. ...
4. Step 4: Display Custom Fields on Order Page. ...
5. Step 5: Display Fields on Account Page.

What does your order is complete mean?

When an order is marked as Completed, this means that we have processed the order, labeled your package and handed it to the shipping carrier – in other words, the fulfillment part of the order is now complete.

How do I change my order status in WooCommerce?

Setup and Configuration

1. Go to: WooCommerce > Orders.
2. Locate the Order for which you would like to change the status.
3. Click the Change Status button in the Actions column.
4. Select the desired Order Status from the dropdown.
5. Enter a reason in the Status Comment field, if desired.

Why are WooCommerce orders on hold?

In WooCommerce on hold status is triggered when the order is placed, the stock is reduced but the store is awaiting payment. It can be connected with rare situations (from the EU perspective) when a customer is using cheque or for example when the user chose to pay by direct bank transfer, which happens more commonly.