Here below, is an existing function which is called in woocommerece-integration.php file to display the add to cart button in product cards on any WordPress page. I have a wishlist plugin which gives a shortcode and I need to display that icon before the $content: // Add add_to_cart btn wrapper (products loop) $adc = '<div class="card_bot"> <div class="vamtam-add-to-cart-wrap shrt">' . $content . '</div></div>'; return apply_filters( 'vamtam_woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link', $adc ); } } The main goal is to get the wishlist icon on left and add to cart button on right in same row later which I can handle with CSS but both the buttons should be within same wrapper class card_bot which is my main goal. This is my shortcode: [wlfmc_add_to_wishlist] I have tried : echo do_shortcode("[wlfmc_add_to_wishlist]"); php echo do_shortcode tag as well Both seem to give errors and are breaking my PHP file or displaying the shortcode as a string. What is the correct way to do it?
Jese Leos
October 22, 2024
Verified user
From your provided code, try inserting do_shortcode() without echo, using . concatenation operator, like: $adc = '<div class="card_bot"> <div class="vamtam-add-to-cart-wrap shrt">' . do_shortcode("[wlfmc_add_to_wishlist]") . $content . '</div></div>'; return apply_filters( 'vamtam_woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link', $adc ); It should work.
Jese Leos
October 22, 2024
Verified user
To display the WooCommerce wishlist icon using the [wlfmc_add_to_wishlist] shortcode before the add to cart button in the same row within the card_bot wrapper, you can use do_shortcode() inside your PHP code properly. $wishlist_icon = do_shortcode('[wlfmc_add_to_wishlist]'); $adc = '<div class="card_bot"> <div class="vamtam-add-to-cart-wrap shrt">' . $wishlist_icon . $content . '</div> </div>'; return apply_filters( 'vamtam_woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link', $adc ); this should work
Jese Leos
October 22, 2024
Verified user
In order to achieve what you want I think you should use hook. There are two types of hooks : action: mainly used to add custom traitment(s) during a certain event filter: mainly used to modify elements So in your case, you should use a filter because what you basically want is to modify how the add to cart button is displayed (aka add a wrapper and your shortcode). I suggest you search in the woo hook reference to find the right hook for your case (maybe: woocommerce_loop_add_to_cart_link) : https://woocommerce.github.io/code-reference/hooks/hooks.html And to add the plugin's shortcode in your callback method, the correct way is: echo do_shortcode('[wlfmc_add_to_wishlist]');