Programmatically Create A WooCommerce Order
Programmatically Create A WooCommerce Order
Today we’re going to dive into programmatically creating a WooCommerce order through a form submission. Quick background, we had a client that needed a custom funnel created that was a bit outside of what WooCommerce would have allowed. However, they were using a product fulfillment center that was planning to connect to WooCommerce via a pre-made plugin to download and fulfill/ship the orders. Therefore, we needed to create a custom page that housed the funnel process but then needed to hook back into WooCommerce to create the order.
What did we do?
We started with a basic form and collected the information we needed to collect. During the form submission we proceeded to create the order by hooking into pre-existing WooCommerce functions. Here’s some sample code that we’ll go through:
global $woocommerce; // here we are creating the users address. All of these variables have been assigned data previously in the submission process $address = array( 'first_name' => $firstname, 'last_name' => $lastname, 'company' => '', 'email' => $youremail, 'phone' => $yourphone, 'address_1' => $youraddress, 'address_2' => '', 'city' => $yourcity, 'state' => $yourstate, 'postcode' => $yourzip, 'country' => 'US' ); // first we create the order. We already have assigned $user_id the user ID of the customer placing the order. $order = wc_create_order(array('customer_id' => $user_id)); // The add_product() function below is located in /plugins/woocommerce/includes/abstracts/abstract_wc_order.php $order->add_product( get_product( '782' ), 1 ); // This is the ID of an existing SIMPLE product // You can add more products if needed by repeating the above line $order->set_address( $address, 'billing' ); $order->set_address( $address, 'shipping' ); $shipping_tax = array(); // Here we're going to assign a custom shipping method. $shipping_rate = new WC_Shipping_Rate( '', 'Flat Rate', '5.95', $shipping_tax, 'custom_shipping_method' ); $order->add_shipping($shipping_rate); $order->calculate_totals(); // here we are adding some system notes to the order $order->update_status("processing", 'Imported Order From Funnel', TRUE);
And that’s it! Please refer to the comments within the code to get a better understanding.
Hi,
I tried this but did not get email inform new orders…
Is there any way we can trigger sending mail as order created?
Br,