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RT Express COD adds a compact “Express Cash on Delivery” form to your WooCommerce product pages. A shopper enters just the details you ask for (name, phone, optional email / address / note), taps one button, and an order is created for them — skipping the standard multi-step checkout.
Version 2.0.0 is a full rewrite:
<ul>
<li>React admin — a modern, tabbed settings screen mounted inside WordPress, talking to a dedicated REST API.</li>
<li>React storefront form — the product-page form is a self-contained React app, scoped so it survives almost any theme.</li>
<li>Working cache layer — settings and per-product form configuration are cached through the object cache (Redis / Memcached) with an automatic transient fallback. One versioned namespace means a single click clears everything.</li>
<li>Advanced options — order status mapping, COD handling fee, configurable fields and validation, category / amount restrictions, redirect behaviour, custom CSS, admin email notifications, debug mode, and cache controls.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Key features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Show the form after the add-to-cart button, before it, or after the product summary.</li>
<li>Choose which fields appear and which are required (name, phone, email, address, note).</li>
<li>Custom phone validation via a configurable pattern, enforced on both client and server.</li>
<li>Map new orders to On hold, Pending payment, or Processing.</li>
<li>Optional COD handling fee added as a real order fee line.</li>
<li>Restrict COD by product type, product category, or cart total (min / max).</li>
<li>Optional redirect to the order-received page or a custom URL after success.</li>
<li>Per-product configuration is cached for fast, repeat page loads.</li>
<li>HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatible.</li>
</ul>

RT Express COD for WooCommerce

Let customers place a Cash on Delivery order straight from the product page through a fast React form — no full checkout required.

Evan Herman

Code Parrots

When active, the Timeline Express – Date – Time Add-On will hide the default announcement date field, and generate a date and time field for you to use.
Multiple announcements that have the same date & time will fallback to use the published date to dictate order on the timeline.
<h3>Developers</h3>
Filters: 
timeline_express_date_time_formats – Add your own date formats to the announcement.
Example:
<pre>
/**
 * Assign a custom date format to the announcements.
 *
 * @param array $date_formats The original date formats array.
 */
function timeline_express_demo_custom_date_format( $date_formats ) {

 $date_formats['custom'] = 'Y-m-d'; // eg: 2018-10-02

}
add_filter( 'timeline_express_date_time_formats', 'timeline_express_demo_custom_date_format' );
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timeline_express_date_time_query_args – Filter the query run for the date time add-on.
Example:
<pre>
/**
 * Filter the announcement date time add-on query.
 * Fall back to post titles instead of published date when announcements contain the same date-time values.
 *
 * @param array $query_args The original date time add-on query arguments.
 */
function timeline_express_demo_filter_query_args( $query_args ) {

 unset( $query_args['orderby'] );

 $query_args['orderby'] = 'meta_value_num title';

 return $query_args;

}
add_filter( 'timeline_express_date_time_query_args', 'timeline_express_demo_filter_query_args' );
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Timeline Express – Date – Time Add-On

Assign and display times alongside the announcement dates in Timeline Express announcements.

RT Express COD for WooCommerce vs Timeline Express – Date – Time Add-On