Trusted Order Notifications vs Trusted Shops Easy Integration for WooCommerce

Trusted Order Notifications on Ecommerce Site. From within WordPress Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’ Search for ‘Trusted Order Notifications’ Activate Trusted Order Notifications from your Plugins page. Manually Upload the trusted-order-notifications folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the Trusted Order Notifications plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress Go to “after activation” below.

The well-known Trustmark, the Buyer Protection and the authentic reviews from Trusted Shops have stood for trust for over 20 years. More than 30,000 online shops throughout Europe use our Trust solutions for more traffic, higher sales and better conversion rates. Trusted Shops Easy Integration is the easiest and fastest way to convince visitors of the trustworthiness of your online shop. The simple installation guarantees product use in just 5 minutes and usually requires little to no prior technical knowledge. With our extension you are always technically up to date and have no additional maintenance effort. Your benefit: With just a few clicks, visitors to your online shop can see trust elements such as the Trustbadge or other on-site widgets, can benefit from buyer protection and are automatically asked for feedback after placing an order. All features at a glance: Show Trustbadge, integrate Buyer Protection & collect shop reviews Present your collected reviews in an appealing and sales-boosting way Collect and display Product Reviews Configure multiple shops within the same plugin Please note: To use the extension Trusted Shops Easy Integration, you need an existing Trusted Shops membership. You can find out more about the products and benefits of Trusted Shops on our website or by calling: +44 23364 5906 Overriding templates Templates may be overridden in a (child-) theme. Overriding the templates/widgets/product-widget.php template in your theme by placing the original file in the following directory: my-child-theme/woocommerce/widgets/product-widget.php. Product attributes Brand WooCommerce does by default not provide a global brand attribute/setting for products. The Package::get_product_brand() method determines the brand for a certain product. By default, the logic searches for an attribute stored within the product data matching the keyword Brand (or a translated version of it). One might easily adjust the brand attribute name by using the filter ts_easy_integration_product_brand_attribute_name. E.g.: add_filter( 'ts_easy_integration_product_brand_attribute_name', function( $attribute_name, $product ) { // Maybe adjust the $attribute_name based on the WC_Product $product return $attribute_name; }, 10, 2 ); Additionally the filter ts_easy_integration_product_brand is provided which allows filtering the actual brand per product. add_filter( 'ts_easy_integration_product_brand', function( $brand, $product ) { // Maybe adjust the $brand based on the WC_Product $product return $brand; }, 10, 2 ); GTIN, MPN, SKU The plugin uses product identifiers, which might not be provided by the Woo core (e.g. GTIN, MPN) for widgets, order exports and the Trustcard. GTIN and MPN fields are provided through the WooCommerce edit product panel and stored as meta data, using the meta_key _ts_gtin and _ts_mpn. Similar to the brand attribute, Package::get_product_gtin(), Package::get_product_mpn() and Package::get_product_sku() are used to retrieve the data. Filters exist to adjust the attributes: ts_easy_integration_product_gtin ts_easy_integration_product_mpn ts_easy_integration_product_sku Example filter-usage to adjust the GTIN: add_filter( 'ts_easy_integration_product_gtin', function( $gtin, $product ) { // Maybe adjust the $gtin based on the WC_Product $product return $gtin; }, 10, 2 ); Technical Insights More technical insights in the [Github Repository](https://github.com/vendidero/trusted-shops-easy-integration-for-woocommerce) readme.md Minimal Requirements WordPress 4.9 or newer WooCommerce 3.9 (newest version recommended) PHP Version 5.6 or newer