MakeMeHappy Terms Publisher for WooCommerce

Back up your site and deactivate the old Woo Terms Publisher plugin before activating this edition. The folder and main file have changed, so installing this ZIP does not replace the old plugin automatically. If both editions are active, the new edition suspends its functionality to avoid duplicate attachments. The existing document, email, filename and color-mode settings are read automatically. Legacy custom CSS is no longer used for new documents. Saving settings writes the new mmhtp_ options; the old options remain unchanged. The old [woo_terms_conditions] shortcode is supported as a compatibility alias, unless another plugin already owns that shortcode. Use [mmhtp_terms_conditions] for new pages.

No. All included features are free. It contains no Cloudflare license updater. Standard WordPress.org updates will be available after approval and publication under this slug.

From version 1.4.0, the text, PDF title and styles are stored once per distinct version, with one shared PDF. Each order stores a small reference to that version, plus its filename template and document date. Resending an email uses the saved version. Later edits affect new orders and the public shortcode only. Draft orders created by the Checkout Block are captured when they become submitted orders, not while the customer is still editing a draft. New orders created through WooCommerce administration or the REST API are also captured when first saved as a non-draft order. The saved copy can be inspected on the order administration screen. It records the configured document, not proof that the customer read or accepted it. An empty document stays empty for that order. Changing the global email selection still controls whether an attachment is sent. Orders created before this feature, or while the plugin was inactive, have no saved historical copy. The plugin cannot reconstruct their original terms and does not substitute the current document. No terms PDF is attached to such orders; their other email attachments are unaffected. A missing or invalid saved copy is indicated in order administration. Existing documents are not silently backfilled or overwritten.

No. For example, obchodne_podmienky{order_number} sends obchodne_podmienky123.pdf for order 123 and obchodne_podmienky124.pdf for order 124. Both emails read the same archived terms.pdf. WordPress assigns the display name to the MIME attachment; no extra PDF file is rendered, renamed, copied or stored for each order. The number is part of the attachment name, not the PDF contents. Changing only the filename template does not create a new archived version. Changing the document text, title or PDF styling does. This uses WordPress' standard named attachment support. A third-party mail transport must preserve the associative attachment filenames passed by WooCommerce/wp_mail.

Back up the database and uploads first. Deactivate the previous Terms Publisher for WooCommerce edition, then install and activate this edition. Version 1.5.0 uses the new folder makemehappy-terms-publisher-for-woocommerce, so uploading the ZIP does not replace the previous folder. Settings keys, shortcodes and archive paths are unchanged. Do not run both editions together. Orders without historical data cannot be backfilled. Existing 1.3.0 snapshots are consolidated in small background batches through WP-Cron and when their emails are sent. The full text is replaced by an archive reference only after the shared document is available. The exact redundant per-order PDF is then removed. Original terms, document dates and filename templates are preserved. On sites with WP-Cron disabled, run the scheduled event mmhtp_migrate_archive through your normal cron runner; email-triggered conversion still works. Unrecognized or invalid historical data is left untouched.

Slovak and Czech translations are included, so they work immediately when the corresponding site, user or email language is selected. WordPress loads installed language packs from translate.wordpress.org first and uses the bundled files when no pack is available for that language. Other languages use English until their translations are installed. Switching the user or email locale is supported. This translates the plugin interface; your own terms and conditions text is not automatically translated.

Each version is stored as uploads/mmhtp-terms-pdfs/VERSION_HASH/terms.pdf. The matching text and styles are stored once in a non-autoloaded database option; orders contain references. PDF generation is serialized with a small lock file and existing PDFs are reused unchanged. Saving edited settings archives that version; a missing PDF can also be built at first use. Test downloads reuse the same version. Empty terms do not create a PDF. The archive is retained when orders are removed; growth is by distinct document versions, not by order count. Old 1.2.0 test files and unknown historical files are not automatically removed. Deleting an archived PDF does not delete its saved text. PDFs using the built-in styling can be regenerated on next use. Legacy documents with custom CSS require their original PDF: existing files are reused byte-for-byte, including consolidation of 1.3.0 files. Raw CSS is never processed. If the original file is missing or invalid, restore it from backup; the order screen shows a notice and no replacement PDF with changed styling is sent. Treat the document as public website content; do not put confidential customer information in it. Dompdf renders UTF-8 text and multiple pages. If Dompdf is unavailable, the simple fallback uses plain text and may transliterate accented characters.

In WordPress content processed by shortcodes, escape it with doubled brackets: [[mmhtp_terms_conditions]] (or [[woo_terms_conditions]] for the old example). Verify the resulting page in your editor/page builder.