Mr. J

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Mr. J Dev Dynamic Checkout Fields lets store owners add fully configurable custom fields to the WooCommerce checkout page. Fields can be shown conditionally based on cart total, shipping country, or product presence — all managed via a clean split-panel admin UI without writing any code.
Field Types:
<ul>
<li>Text — single-line text input</li>
<li>Textarea — multi-line text area (4 rows, resizable)</li>
<li>Dropdown — select from a list of predefined options (you define one option per line)</li>
<li>Checkbox — a simple yes/no toggle</li>
</ul>
Conditional Display (show field only when):
<ul>
<li>Always — field is always visible at checkout</li>
<li>Cart total is greater than ₹X — e.g. show a “Gift wrapping note” field only for orders above ₹500</li>
<li>Shipping country equals — show field only for specific countries (2-letter ISO code, e.g. IN, US, GB)</li>
<li>Product ID is in cart — show a field only when a specific product is being purchased</li>
</ul>
Note: Conditions apply to the classic shortcode checkout only. In the block checkout, all registered fields are always shown.
Validation:
<ul>
<li>Mark any field as required — WooCommerce will block checkout if left empty</li>
<li>Optional regex pattern — e.g. <code>^[0-9]{10}$</code> to enforce a 10-digit phone format</li>
<li>Regex is applied to Text fields only; Checkbox and Dropdown use WooCommerce’s built-in validation</li>
</ul>
Checkout Compatibility:
<ul>
<li>Classic Checkout (shortcode <code>[woocommerce_checkout]</code>) — full support including conditions</li>
<li>Block Checkout (WooCommerce 8.9+) — fields registered via the Additional Checkout Fields API and appear in the “Order” section of the block checkout automatically. Textarea type falls back to a single-line text field in block mode (the Block API has no native textarea type)</li>
</ul>
Data Handling:
<ul>
<li>Field values are saved as order meta on checkout submit</li>
<li>Displayed in the admin order detail page (below billing address)</li>
<li>Included in WooCommerce order emails — both HTML and plain-text formats</li>
</ul>
Admin UI (split-panel layout):
<ul>
<li>Left panel — lists all saved fields as cards with type badge, condition summary, and required indicator</li>
<li>Right panel — inline create / edit form; clicking a card loads it for editing</li>
<li>Fields are created, updated, and deleted without leaving the page</li>
<li>The form auto-shows/hides the Dropdown Options textarea and Condition Value input based on your selections</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Go to WooCommerce → Checkout Fields.</li>
<li>Click Add New Field.</li>
<li>Fill in:
<ul>
<li>Field ID — a unique slug (lowercase, underscores only), e.g. <code>pan_number</code></li>
<li>Label — what customers see at checkout, e.g. “PAN Number”</li>
<li>Field Type — Text, Textarea, Dropdown, or Checkbox</li>
<li>Dropdown Options — one option per line (only shown when type is Dropdown)</li>
<li>Required — tick to block checkout if the field is left empty</li>
<li>Show When — the condition that must be true for the field to appear</li>
<li>Condition Value — the value for your condition (amount / country code / product ID)</li>
<li>Validation Regex — optional regex for Text and Textarea fields</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Click Save Field.</li>
</ol>
The field will appear on the checkout page whenever its condition is met. Submitted values are stored with the order and visible in the admin order screen and in all WooCommerce order emails.
<h3>Condition Examples</h3>
Gift message field for large orders: 
* Type: Text | Show When: Cart total > | Value: 1000
PAN card field for Indian customers only: 
* Type: Text | Show When: Shipping country = | Value: IN 
* Validation Regex: <code>^[A-Z]{5}[0-9]{4}[A-Z]{1}$</code>
Delivery preference for a specific product: 
* Type: Dropdown | Show When: Product ID in cart | Value: 42 
* Options: Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Simple gift wrap option: 
* Type: Checkbox | Show When: Always | Required: No
<h3>Block Checkout Notes</h3>
To use with the WooCommerce Block Checkout:
<ul>
<li>WooCommerce 8.9 or newer is required</li>
<li>Fields are registered in the “Order” section of the block checkout</li>
<li>Conditional display is not supported in block mode — all your fields will always show</li>
<li>Field values are saved and displayed in orders automatically by WooCommerce</li>
</ul>

Mr. J Dev Dynamic Checkout Fields

Add custom fields to the WooCommerce checkout based on cart contents, value, or country. Saves data to order meta and displays it in the admin.

Peter

If you use WooCommerce Memberships and Beaver Builder’s Beaver Themer, you will want to use this plugin. It enables you to have blocks that use conditional logic to display different content depending on the visitor’s membership status.
To use:
<ol>
<li>Edit a page in Beaver Builder.</li>
<li>Click on a block. </li>
<li>Go to the Advanced tab and choose Conditional Logic from the Display menu.</li>
<li>Click Open Conditional Logic Settings</li>
<li>Define your rule by selecting “User Membership” and then choose the plan that you are checking.</li>
<li>If you just want to check if the user is active or inactive, “is set” will be true for any active status and “is not set” will be false for any active status. You can also create rules by comparing to specific Membership statuses by using “equal” or “not equal”.</li>
</ol>
Note: if you do not select a Membership Plan, then it will default to looking for the first of the user’s plans it finds, and if it can’t find any plan, the user will always be considered “inactive”. So if you have more than one plan available, it is not recommended to leave this unselected.

Conditional Logic for Beaver Builder and Woo Memberships

Simple plugin for Beaver Builder's Beaver Themer to enable conditional logic based on WooCommerce Membership status

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