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Get an order item custom index and assign it to options value In Woocommerce

I use Woocommerce latest version 3.4.2. In this case, we collect the order data: the product and its additives ( I take in meta data).

How to assign the index of variable $skus[] = $product->get_sku(); as the value of variable $product_mod[] = '';?

$product_mod[1] = "0"; // The product ( ingredient Sugar) with key 1 is the product modifier with key 0.

// Get product details
$skus = $item_quantities = $line_item_totals = $product_mod = array();

// Loop though order items
foreach( $order->get_items() as $item_id => $item){
    $product_id = $item->get_product_id();
    $product = $item->get_product();

    $item_quantities[] = $item->get_quantity();
    $line_item_totals[] = $item->get_total();
    $skus[] = $product->get_sku();
    $product_mod[] = NULL;

    $ai = $item->get_meta('Optionally select');
    if( strpos( $ai, 'Cinnamon' ) !== false ) {
        $skus[] = '10001';
        $item_quantities[] ='1';
        $line_item_totals[] = '50';
        $product_mod[] = '';
    }

    if( strpos( $ai, 'Sugar' ) !== false ) {
        $skus[] = '10002';
        $item_quantities[] ='1';
        $line_item_totals[] = '50';
        $product_mod[] = '';
    }

    if( strpos( $ai, 'Mint' ) !== false ) {
        $skus[] = '10003';
        $item_quantities[] ='1';
        $line_item_totals[] = '50';
        $product_mod[] = '';
    }
}

// Product details
foreach ($skus as $key => $value){
    $data .= "&product_sku[".$key."]=".$value."";
    $data .= "&product_quantity[".$key."]=".$item_quantities[$key]."";
    $data .= "&product_price[".$key."]=".$line_item_totals[$key]."";
    if( isset($product_mod[$key]) ) {
        $data .= "&product_mod[".$key."]=".$key."";
    }
}

print_r( $data ); now show: // For the convenience of reading, I wrote in a column, but this is a string.

&product_sku[0]=10030 
&product_quantity[0]=1
&product_price[0]=499
&product_sku[1]=10002
&product_quantity[1]=1
&product_price[1]=50
&product_mod[1]=1

Need:

&product_sku[0]=10030 // Coffe sku
&product_quantity[0]=1 // Coffe quantity
&product_price[0]=499 // Coffe price
&product_sku[1]=10002 // Sugar sku
&product_quantity[1]=1 // Sugar quantity
&product_price[1]=50 // Sugar price
&product_mod[1]=0 // Ingredient Sugar with number 1, is a product modifier with number 0.

I think this is right way: Example

Solution

  • You have been complicating a bit the thing… You need to set the main order item index in a variable to get it for your product modifier in the selected additional options. No need of any complications…

    I have revisited, simplified and compacted your code:

    // Array of defined options ( sku => option name )
$options  = array(
    '10001' => 'Cinnamon',
    '10002' => 'Sugar',
    '10003' => 'Mint',
);
$count = 0;

// Loop though order items
foreach( $order->get_items() as $item_id => $item){
    $product_id = $item->get_product_id();
    $product    = $item->get_product();

    $data .= '&product_sku['.$count.']='.$product->get_sku();
    $data .= '&product_quantity['.$count.']='.$item->get_quantity();
    $data .= '&product_price['.$count.']='.$item->get_total();
    $ind   = $count; // Here we set the main order item index in a variable
    $count++; 

    // Get order item selected options
    $options_selected = $item->get_meta('Optionally select');

    // Loop though order items selected options
    foreach( $options as $sku_key => $label_value ){
        if( strpos( $options_selected, $label_value ) !== false ) {
            $data .= '&product_sku['.$count.']='.$sku_key;
            $data .= '&product_quantity['.$count.']=1';
            $data .= '&product_price['.$count.']=50';
            $data .= '&product_mod['.$count.']='.$ind;
            $count++;
        }
    }
}

// Testing output
print_r( $data );

    Untested, but it should work as expected.