…plemented, the “My Memberships” table will now have a link to view the subscription / billing record, making it easy for the member to cancel the billing: When this is clicked, it will immediately take the customer to the “View Subscription” page within the account: This lets them update or cancel the billing record associated with the membership easily.…
…emplate functions to output related items. I am going to tweak this just a bit though — I’m going to move both upsells and related products (cross-sells) into a new product tab instead of just upsells. This is a personal preference since I think it looks weird to have the cross-sells constantly at the bottom of the page, but it’s not required and you could remove those portions of the code snippet we’re about to put together 🙂 Step 1: Check for Up…
…’options’ => array( ‘all’ => __( ‘Include all orders’, ‘textdomain’ ), ‘only_refunds’ => __( ‘Only include orders with refunds’, ‘textdomain’ ), ), ‘default’ => ‘all’, ); // add the refund options *before* statuses // TODO: can update this when CSV Export uses an associative array for settings {BR 2017-03-18} foreach ( $options as $k => $v ) { if ( isset( $v[‘id’] ) && ‘statuses’ === $v[‘id’] ) { $new_options[] = $refund_option; } $new_options[]…
…riptions go hand-in-hand, and work extremely well together. Memberships lets you handle all content restriction, but using it with Subscriptions can let you: sell recurring memberships with monthly, weekly, yearly, etc billing let members upgrade or downgrade let members pause memberships use free trial periods and more Want to learn more? View Memberships…
…ughout the day. Finally, since this was the first time we’d set up our exhibit display, Kim had noted we should probably take a backup frame since ours was being shipped to the event. It turned out that we arrived and the wrong one was sent, so we wouldn’t have had a backdrop without one we borrowed from another company. If this is the first time you’re setting up a space, absolutely do a dry run and have backup plans for crucial parts of your spa…
…remaining team members charged full steam ahead with Jilt. We had incredibly ambitious goals for 2018, and you can read more in the full Jilt year in review post. We started by focusing on growing from “cart abandonment solution” to “email marketing platform”. The thing is, though, as soon as you broaden your focus, you have to move pretty quickly to expand your product. Once we decided Jilt would send more than just abandoned cart recovery email…