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This plugin adds a WooCommerce payment method that completes checkout without a real payment provider. Orders are saved and marked paid like a normal purchase, only the payment is fake.
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<li>Admin-only – Only users who can <code>manage_woocommerce</code> (typically administrators and shop managers) see the method at checkout. Guests and customers never see it.</li>
<li>Paid immediately – Orders complete as if payment succeeded. Stock updates, emails, and other post-payment behavior run as usual.</li>
<li>Works everywhere you check out – Shortcode/classic checkout and the Cart & Checkout blocks.</li>
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<h3>Usage</h3>
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<li>Sign in as a user with the Shop manager or Administrator role (or any role that includes <code>manage_woocommerce</code>).</li>
<li>Add products to the cart and open checkout.</li>
<li>Choose the test payment method in the checkout, the default label is Test order (fake payment) unless you changed it under the gateway settings.</li>
<li>Place the order. You are redirected to the order received (thank-you) page; the order is recorded as paid.</li>
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You can customize the Title and Description shown at checkout under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Test order (admin only).

Diluted Test Order for WooCommerce

Adds a fake payment method so you can test the full checkout flow without a real payment provider. Ideal for staging, QA and local development.

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The Quick Playground plugin provides a safe and convenient way to test new designs and features for your WordPress website, or to create demos and share proposed design changes. It creates a clone of your website’s home page and key content, allowing you to experiment with plugins, themes, and design changes without affecting your live website.
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The plugin takes advantage of WordPress Playground, the innovative software that simulates a complete PHP/WordPress/database server environment running in your web browser for testing and experimentation. Quick Playground simplifies the creation of Playground Blueprints, which define steps such as installing themes and plugins and loading content. No need to hand-code JSON or arrange for code to be served from Github.
This plugin is ideal for developers and designers who want to test new ideas without disrupting their live website.
Features:
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Clone your website’s home page and key content for testing purposes. For performance reasons, the plugin does not attempt to clone your entire database.
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Experiment with themes and plugins, including unpublished custom code.
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Test new block theme design customizations in a WordPress Playground environment before implementing them on your live site.
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Save changes for future playground sessions, allowing you to keep experimenting.
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Create demo environments separate from your live website content, for example to showcase themes, plugins, or hosting services.
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Sync changes back to your live website. For example, you can prototype block theme changes in Playground and copy the updated templates or template parts back to the live site.
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Define pop-up prompts / help tips to be displayed on any front end or admin page within the playground environment.
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Works on WordPress multisite (clones the individual site, not the whole network). The multisite network administrator can set default themes and plugins to include or exclude.
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Note: some of these features were previously reserved for a “Pro” version but are now available for free. You’re welcome.
Learn more at <a href="https://quickplayground.com" rel="nofollow ugc">quickplayground.com</a>
Developer Friendly Features
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<a href="https://github.com/davidfcarr/quick-playground" rel="nofollow ugc">Source code on GitHub</a>
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<a href="https://github.com/davidfcarr/quick-playground/blob/main/filters.php" rel="nofollow ugc">Examples of Using the Filters and Actions</a>
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How it Works
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You can create multiple Playground profiles, each of which can specify different themes, plugins, playgrounds, content, and settings. The Playground Blueprint is created for you, stored on your server as a PHP associative array, and served to the Playground as JSON file with the same data hierarchy.
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When a Playground is launched, it loads the themes, plugins, and content specified in your BluePrint. Any custom themes and plugins not in the WordPress repository will be archived on your server as ZIP files and downloaded on demand.
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Quick Playground loads a copy of itself into the Playground environment and assists with copying over content.
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If you obtain a Pro license key, a plugin with additional capabilities for saving and syncing content will be loaded into the Playground (not your live website).
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<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. See the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">GNU General Public License</a> for more details.
<h3>External services</h3>
Users may configure Quick Playground to display content from other websites that also run Quick Playground.

Quick Playground

Simplify creation of WordPress Playground test, staging, and demo sites. Specify the theme, plugins and content from the WP admin dashboard.

Diluted Test Order for WooCommerce vs Quick Playground