This filter allows you to add additional template tags to the email purchase receipts. The filter takes two parameters: $message – an HTML string of the email contents $payment_data – an array of meta data for the payment You can add custom template tags like this: function custom_edd_email_tags($message, $payment_data) { $message = str_replace(‘{your_custom_tag}’, ‘replace the
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Introduced in Easy Digital Downloads version 2.1, the EDD_Emails class handles the construction and sending of purchase receipts and admin sale notifications. It is also used by extensions to send custom emails in the standard HTML template. To send an email using the EDD_Emails, class, call the send() method from the main EDD() instance, like this: EDD()->emails->send( $to, $subject, $message
You can easily append custom HTML before or after the Download product content by using the edd_before_download_content and/or edd_after_download_content hooks. For example, to add content before the main product content, you can use something like this: function pw_edd_before_download_content( $download_id ) { echo ‘This is content added before the main product content.’; } add_action( ‘edd_before_download_content’, ‘pw_edd_before_download_content’ );
Easy Digital Downloads uses template tags to allow you to insert data into your emails. These are simply functions that output data for rendering in the email. These are the default template tags: {phone} – Customer’s phone number {download_list} – A list of downloads with clickable links for each download purchased Note: The Sale Notification
The edd_email_templates filter allows you to register new email template names that can be applied to emails sent through Easy Digital Downloads. A new template can be registered by adding an additional key, value pair to the array: function pw_edd_register_email_template( $templates ) { $templates[‘my_custom_template’] = ‘My Custom Template Name’; return $templates; } add_filter( ‘edd_email_templates’, ‘pw_edd_register_email_template’ ); The
This function returns a nested array of items currently in the cart. Each item, by default, contains the following items: id – The download ID of the cart item options – An array holding optional data, such as price_id (when variable pricing is enabled for the download) quantity – The quantity value. When quantities are