WooCommerce

When defining status messages for a Product in WooCommerce, some specific options are available:

Product Tags

The following Tags can be inserted into your status messages, and will display Product-specific data:

Name	Tag	Description
Product Price	{woocommerce_price}	Displays the Product’s Price
Product Regular Price	{woocommerce_regular_price}	Displays the Product’s Regular Price
Product Sale Price	{woocommerce_sale_price}	Displays the Product’s Sale Price
Product Sale Price Date From	{woocommerce_sale_date_from}	Displays the Product’s Sale Price From Date
Product Sale Price Date To	{woocommerce_sale_date_to}	Displays the Product’s Sale Price To Date
Product SKU	{woocommerce_sku}	Displays the Product’s SKU
Product Quantity	{woocommerce_quantity}	Displays the Product’s Quantity
Product Weight	{woocommerce_weight}	Displays the Product’s Weight
Product Dimensions	{woocommerce_dimensions}	Displays the Product’s Dimensions
Product Average Rating	{woocommerce_rating}	Displays the Product’s Average Rating
Product Review Count	{woocommerce_reviews}	Displays the Product’s Review Count

Product Attribute Tags

Custom Product Attributes are registered as Taxonomies by WooCommerce, and therefore they’ll appear under the Taxonomies section of the Insert Tags dropdown when defining a status:

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The precise syntax will depend on the Attribute’s slug, as illustrated below.

Adding an Attribute to WooCommerce

Navigate to Products > Attributes in the WordPress Administration menu:

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In the Add new attribute section, define the Name and Slug for the Attribute.  In this example, we’re using:

• Name: Example Attribute
• Slug: example-attribute

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Click the Add attribute button.

Defining Attribute Values

On the right hand side table, click Configure terms:

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Add applicable attribute values as necessary.

Using Attribute in Status Text

Edit your status text, and use the Insert Tags dropdown to insert the Attribute’s value:

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For our example Attribute with the slug example-attribute, the following Tags will display Product Attribute-specific data:

Name	Tag	Description
Example Attribute: Hashtag	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute}	Displays a list of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is preceded with a hashtag, and each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space and converted to lowercase.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values One, Two and Three would output as #one #two #three
Example Attribute: Hashtag, Retaining Case	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute_hashtag_retain_case}	Displays a list of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is preceded with a hashtag, and each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values One, Two and Three would output as #One #Two #Three
Example Attribute: Name	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute_name}	Displays a list of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values one, two and three would output as one two three
Example Attribute: Hashtag with Limit	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute:2}	Displays up to the given number of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is preceded with a hashtag, and each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space and converted to lowercase.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values One, Two and Three would output as #one #two
Example Attribute: Hashtag with Limit, Retaining Case	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute_retain_case:2}	Displays up to the given number of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is preceded with a hashtag, and each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values One, Two and Three would output as #One #Two
Example Attribute: Name with Limit	{taxonomy_pa_example-attribute_name:2}	Displays a list of Attribute Values assigned to the Product.  Each Attribute’s Value is separated by a space.  For example, a Product with the Attribute Values one, two and three would output as one two

Defining Product Attribute Values

When creating or editing a WooCommerce Product, click the Attributes tab and define the Attribute Value(s) for each applicable Attribute:

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When the Product is published/updated, and the status is sent, the Attribute’s Values will be displayed.  In this example, using {taxonomy_pa_example-attribute}:

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The result would be:

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