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Documents

• Add an attachment to workflow emails

  Attach a local file after AutomateWoo builds a workflow email. Change the path and keep the readability check so a missing file does not generate a mailer warning.

• Add custom CSS to HTML emails

  Append CSS to the styles used by WooCommerce and AutomateWoo HTML emails. Test the result in multiple email clients because CSS support varies.

• Add custom guest email selectors

  Add CSS selectors for email fields that AutomateWoo should watch when guest capture is enabled. Keep selectors narrow so unrelated fields are not captured.

• Add product images to email order tables

  This filter enables 100 × 100 pixel product images in WooCommerce order tables. It affects both AutomateWoo and standard WooCommerce HTML emails.

• Allow click tracking for an external host

  WordPress only permits tracked redirects to allowed hosts. Add the hostname without a scheme or path, and only add domains you control or trust.

• Change workflow-generated coupon length

  The returned number controls the random portion of newly generated AutomateWoo coupon codes. It does not include the configured prefix.

• Create a singular or plural order variable

  This two-file example registers {{ order.pluralize }}. Supply single and plural parameters in the workflow variable.

• Create a trigger from the asynchronous order-paid event

  This two-file plugin example registers a trigger that listens to AutomateWoo’s asynchronous order-paid event. Requiring order_paid ensures AutomateWoo schedules that event.

• Customize the email sender

  These filters change the sender used by AutomateWoo. The address filter demonstrates changing it only for the plain template.

• Disable comment-form email capture

  Remove AutomateWoo’s comment hook if you do not want comment submissions to start session tracking or capture an email address.