Sumit Singh

Extend Woocoomerce feature easily with this plugin.
The product like buttons and the total likes for each product are prominently displayed on the product page as well as on each product in the archive page, such as the product category page. This allows users to easily see and interact with the like feature.
In the My Account page, there is an option to enable or disable the display of a list containing all the products that the user has liked. This provides users with a convenient way to view their liked products in one place.
The product page has a comment section enabled, allowing users to leave comments and feedback about the product. This promotes engagement and interaction between customers and the store.
A new option has been added to show the like option on both the single product page and shop pages. This means that users can like products directly from these pages without having to navigate to the individual product page.
The text on the Add to Cart button has been customized or changed according to specific requirements. This allows store owners to use their preferred terminology or call-to-action on the button.
Similarly, the text on the Checkout Order button has been customized or changed. This gives the store owner the flexibility to use a specific text that aligns with their branding or conveys a desired message.
The add to cart feature has been completely removed from the store. This means that customers can no longer add products to a cart for later purchase. The store may have implemented an alternative purchasing process or requires customers to make immediate purchases.
The product price is hidden for users who are not logged in across the entire store. This may be done to encourage users to create an account or login to view the pricing information. This strategy can be useful for stores that want to provide exclusive pricing or incentives to registered users.
The Woocommerce add to cart button now redirects users directly to the checkout page upon clicking. This streamlines the purchasing process and reduces the number of steps required for customers to complete their transactions.
<h4>FEATURED:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Product like buttons and total likes are shown on the product page and on each product in an archive page (e.g. product category).</li>
<li>Enable/disabled to show liked all product list In My Account page</li>
<li>Enable Comments in product page</li>
<li>Added option to show like option On Single Product or shop Pages</li>
<li>Change Add to Cart button text</li>
<li>Change Checkout Order button text</li>
<li>Remove add to cart feature from store</li>
<li>Hide product price for not login user across your store</li>
<li>Woocommerce add to cart button redirect to checkout.</li>
</ul>

Woo Helper

Extend Woocoomerce feature easily with this plugin. Users can like products WooCommerce store.support system and lot's of things on this plugin.

Kyle Phillips

Why Favorites?
Favorites is designed for end users and theme developers. It provides an easy-to-use API for adding favorite button functionality to any post type.
The plugin can provide a way to save favorites, likes, bookmarks, or any other similar types of data with its customizable button text.
Visit <a href="http://favoriteposts.com" rel="nofollow ugc">favoriteposts.com</a> for a full list of available template functions and shortcodes.
Features
Use with Any Post Type – Enable or disable favorite functionality per post type while automatically adding a favorite button before and/or after the content. Or, use the included functions to display the button anywhere in your template.
Available for All Users – Don’t want to hide functionality behind a login? Favorites includes an option to save anonymous users’ favorites by either Session or Cookie. Logged-In users’ favorites are also saved as user meta
Designed for Developers – Favorites works great out-of-the-box for beginners, but a full set of template functions unlocks just about any sort of custom functionality developers may need. Favorites outputs the minimum amount of markup needed, putting the style and control in your hands.
GDPR
As of version 2.2, a setting is provided to help comply with GDPR standards. To enable this setting, visit Settings > Favorites > Users, and check the field under “User Cookie Consent.” When this setting is enabled, the content saved under the setting displays in a modal window, and the user must agree to the terms you provide before favorite cookies can be saved. Note: There is no language provided by default. This should be supplied by a qualified attorney or legal entity. Once the user has approved or denied cookies, that is saved in the “simplefavorites” cookie along with the timestamp of approval or denial. If the site is part of a multi-site installation, the setting will carry through to all sites.
If your site already has a cookie compliance solution in place, there are two document-level jQuery events that may be triggered in order to approve or deny cookies in the background.
To approve the use of cookies, trigger the event “favorites-user-consent-approved”. To deny the use of cookies, trigger the event “favorites-user-consent-denied”.
Multisite Compatible – As of version 1.1.0, Favorites is multisite compatible. User favorites are saved on a site/blog basis, and may be retrieved and displayed across sites.
For more information visit <a href="http://favoriteposts.com" rel="nofollow ugc">favoriteposts.com</a>.
Important: Favorites requires WordPress version 3.8 or higher, and PHP version 5.4 or higher.
<h3>Usage</h3>
Favorite Button
The favorite button can be added automatically to the content by enabling specific post types in the plugin settings. It may also be added to template files or through the content editor using the included functions or shortcodes. The post id may be left blank in all cases if inside the loop. The site id parameter is optional, for use in multisite installations (defaults to current site).
<ul>
<li>Get function: <code>get_favorites_button($post_id, $site_id)</code></li>
<li>Print function: <code>the_favorites_button($post_id, $site_id)</code></li>
<li>Shortcode: <code>[favorite_button post_id="" site_id=""]</code></li>
</ul>
Favorite Count (by Post)
Total favorites for each post are saved as a simple integer. If a user unfavorites a post, this count is updated. Anonymous users’ favorites count towards the total by default, but may be disabled via the plugin settings. The post id may be left blank in all cases if inside the loop.
<ul>
<li>Get function: <code>get_favorites_count($post_id)</code></li>
<li>Print function: <code>the_favorites_count($post_id)</code></li>
<li>Shortcode: <code>[favorite_count post_id=""]</code></li>
</ul>
Favorite Count (by User) 
Displays the total number of favorites a user has favorited. Template functions accept the same filters parameter as the user favorites functions.
<ul>
<li>Get function: <code>get_user_favorites_count($user_id, $site_id, $filters)</code></li>
<li>Print function: <code>the_user_favorites_count($user_id, $site_id, $filters)</code></li>
<li>Shortcode: <code>[user_favorites user_id="" site_id="" post_types=""]</code></li>
</ul>
User Favorites
User favorites are stored as an array of post ids. Logged-in users’ favorites are stored as a custom user meta field, while anonymous users’ favorites are stored in either the session or browser cookie (configurable in the plugin settings). If the user id parameter is omitted, the favorites default to the current user. The site id parameter is optional, for use in multisite installations (defaults to current site).
<ul>
<li>Get function (returns array of IDs): <code>get_user_favorites($user_id, $site_id)</code></li>
<li>Get function (returns html list): <code>get_user_favorites_list($user_id, $site_id, $include_links, $filters, $include_button, $include_thumbnails = false, $thumbnail_size = 'thumbnail', $include_excerpt = false)</code></li>
<li>Print function (prints an html list): <code>the_user_favorites_list($user_id, $site_id, $include_links, $filters, $include_button, $include_thumbnails = false, $thumbnail_size = 'thumbnail', $include_excerpt = false)</code></li>
<li>Shortcode (prints an html list, with the option of omitting links): `[user_favorites user_id=”” include_links=”true” site_id=”” include_buttons=”false” post_types=”post” include_thumbnails=”false” thumbnail_size=”thumbnail” include_excerpt=”false”]</li>
</ul>
List Users Who Have Favorited a Post
Display a list of users who have favorited a specific post. If the user id parameter is omitted, the favorites default to the current user. The site id parameter is optional, for use in multisite installations (defaults to current site). The get function returns an array of user objects.
<ul>
<li>Get function (returns array of User Objects): <code>get_users_who_favorited_post($post_id, $site_id)</code></li>
<li>Print function (prints an html list): <code>the_users_who_favorited_post($post_id = null, $site_id = null, $separator = 'list', $include_anonymous = true, $anonymous_label = 'Anonymous Users', $anonymous_label_single = 'Anonymous User')</code></li>
<li>Shortcode (prints an html list): `[post_favorites post_id=”” site_id=”” separator=”list” include_anonymous=”true” anonymous_label=”Anonymous Users” anonymous_label_single=”Anonymous User”]</li>
</ul>
Clear Favorites Button
Displays a button that allows users to clear all of their favorites.
<ul>
<li>Get function: <code>get_clear_favorites_button($site_id, $text)</code></li>
<li>Print function: <code>the_clear_favorites_button($site_id, $text)</code></li>
<li>Shortcode: `[clear_favorites_button site_id=”” text=”Clear Favorites”]</li>
</ul>
Favorite Count (Across all Posts) 
Displays the total number of favorites for a given site.
<ul>
<li>Get function: <code>get_total_favorites_count($site_id)</code></li>
<li>Print function: <code>the_total_favorites_count($site_id)</code></li>
</ul>

Favorites

I like the Plugin Favorites very much. It just works great! The nicest feature is that I can also customise the favourites list. Thank you!

Perfect

Works really well thanks for the great plugin!

The only thing its missing is a way to add the Post ID in the results.

This would be so useful for utilising this to pull in more advanced information easily when using other plugins with conditionals etc.

Thanks

Brilliant plugin

Favorites for any post type. Easily add favoriting/liking, wishlists, or any other similar functionality using the developer-friendly API.

Woo Helper vs Favorites