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Please look at the code for the wp_mail function, as that already includes a filter hook. My plugin uses the wp_mail function to actually send the email, so that filter hook is already there, and would be redundant to add another one.
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_mail/The main/free plugin has a widget which allows you to set how many upcoming sheets to show (defaults to 10). That widget should work in any widget area of your theme.
Or, you may be interested in the Calendar display extension, which shows one month at a time on a typical calendar layout.
Otherwise, there isn’t currently any setting to limit the number of sheets shown in the sheet list table.
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Please read through the documentation for all the general settings so that you know what each one does. As mentioned in my first reply, make sure you do NOT have the option checked to hide volunteer names from public.
Have you read the documentation here:
https://stephensherrardplugins.com/docs/pta-volunteer-sign-up-sheets-documentation/That’s already built-in… no need for a shortcode other than the main shortcode that shows the sheets. If you’re using the Item Details field (which was setup exactly for your type of situation) to have people specify the dish, then that should show up in the list of signups for each task as long as you have NOT checked the box to “Hide Details and Quantities” in the main settings.
If, instead, you are making a task for each specific dish and having people signup for a specific dish that you already defined, then the main list of signups and available slots for the sheet would show everyone who has signed up, unless you are checking the option to hide volunteer names from public.
Please read through the documentation carefully, as I would just be repeating myself here, and this is NOT the support forum for the main plugin anyway.
My plugin allows you to create wholesale orders from the backend, through the Orders page using the “New Order” function already built-in to WooCommerce. Through that, you can select the customer, and then the prices will be based on if that customer is wholesale or retail.
My plugin does NOT, however, offer any kind of order import functions. You could most likely use any CSV Import plugin that imports WooCommerce orders, and then just map the extra meta fields and order terms that my plugin uses to mark it as a wholesale order. Something like WP All Import allows you to map custom meta, but I haven’t tried using it to create orders, so not sure how it would work:
https://www.wpallimport.com/import-woocommerce-orders/If you wish to discuss a custom option that would speed up your process and make your life easier, you can email me privately. But, I don’t currently offer any integration with things like Zapier or Integromat or Google Sheets.
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