I'm considering to get the premium version of WPDataTables. I have to create different kind of tables on a website and this looks very promising.
But one of the tables needs to be filled with products from woocommerce.
Is het possible to get the product from it and show it in a table? I can't find it easy in the documentation. Or does it need to be done by creating a table on the Wordpress database, where i select the tables of woocommerce in the database? How easy will that be with other woocommerce plugins?
At the moment, we don't have a native WooCommerce integration, so pulling data from WooCommerce's database can only be achieved using MySQL query-based tables. If you're not that good with MySQL, you can try using our Query Constructor, but please note that this constructor is just a helper - it's not an ultimate query generator.
It constructs a suggestion of a query, that you often need to modify to get the data you need. Included support for the plugin doesn't cover writing custom queries, so we wouldn't be able to help you with that.
Hi there,
I'm considering to get the premium version of WPDataTables. I have to create different kind of tables on a website and this looks very promising.
But one of the tables needs to be filled with products from woocommerce.
Is het possible to get the product from it and show it in a table? I can't find it easy in the documentation. Or does it need to be done by creating a table on the Wordpress database, where i select the tables of woocommerce in the database? How easy will that be with other woocommerce plugins?
Greetings Nick
Hi Nick
Thank you for reaching out to us.
At the moment, we don't have a native WooCommerce integration, so pulling data from WooCommerce's database can only be achieved using MySQL query-based tables. If you're not that good with MySQL, you can try using our Query Constructor, but please note that this constructor is just a helper - it's not an ultimate query generator.
It constructs a suggestion of a query, that you often need to modify to get the data you need. Included support for the plugin doesn't cover writing custom queries, so we wouldn't be able to help you with that.