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Hello. I’ve created a custom field called my_custom_field on the Woo checkout page that submits with a new order. Can I map that custom field to a feed with something like Custom Value > {my_custom_field}? Thank you.
To map the custom field you have created for your WooCommerce checkout page, you need a custom solution or any CRM integration plugin that allows you to map custom fields and sync the incoming data to your CRM feed.
If you are looking for a custom solution, you can connect with the WP Swings support team.
Hi @Alphaecho,
You can add content to the WooCommerce checkout page using Actions and Filters. The documentation below offers guidance and examples of how to modify the content of the checkout pages.
I hope this helps point you in the right direction.
To create a custom field in a feed, you will need to follow the specific instructions for the feed platform you are using. However, in general, the process involves the following steps:
- Determine the type of custom field you need: Decide on the type of custom field that you want to create, such as a text field, number field, or date field.
- Define the field name: Choose a name for your custom field that will help you identify it easily.
Define the field attributes: Determine the attributes for your custom field, such as character limit or data format. - Add the custom field to your feed template: Use the feed platform’s template editor to add the custom field to your feed template. Be sure to specify the mapping of the custom field to the appropriate column or field in the feed.
- Populate the custom field with data: Once you have added the custom field to your feed template, you can start populating it with data. This can be done manually or automatically, depending on your feed platform.
By following these steps, you can create a custom field in a feed that will allow you to include additional data that is not already provided by the standard fields in the feed.
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