Emails
The three customer emails Preorderline sends, and how to change or switch them off.
Preorderline sends three emails to customers. They are regular WooCommerce emails: they use your store's email colours, header image and footer, and each can be edited or switched off under WooCommerce → Settings → Emails.
| Sent when | Says | |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-order received | An order first enters Pre-ordered | When the pre-order is expected, and that there's nothing else to do |
| Pre-order date changed | You change the release date of a product with waiting pre-orders | The new date |
| Pre-order released | The order moves to Processing after a release | That the pre-order is on its way |
Each email shows the order's details below its message, like WooCommerce's own order emails.
Editing the texts
Click Manage next to an email to change its subject, heading and additional content. The subject and heading can use:
{order_number}: the order number,{order_date}: when the order was placed,{release_date}: the release date.
WooCommerce's own emails
- When an order goes to Pre-ordered, WooCommerce doesn't send its "Processing order" email, since nothing is being prepared yet. The customer gets Pre-order received instead.
- When it's released and moves to Processing, the customer gets Pre-order released instead of WooCommerce's "Processing order".
- Your New order email to the store is sent as usual.
Overriding the template
The emails share one template. To change their layout, copy templates/emails/preorderline-order.php from the plugin to yourtheme/preorderline/emails/preorderline-order.php (and plain/preorderline-order.php for plain-text emails) and edit the copy.