| 开发者 | orderhue |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年10月16日 05:37 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Go to WooCommerce → Order statuses. Under "Add a status", enter a name, a slug and a colour, tick "Counts as paid" or "Order items can still be edited" if you need them, and click Add status. The new status appears straight away in the orders list, the status dropdown on the order screen and the bulk actions.
Yes. Tick "Send an email when an order enters this status" and choose who gets it: the customer, the store admin or both. You edit its subject, heading and text under WooCommerce → Settings → Emails. It uses the standard WooCommerce email templates, which your theme can override.
Yes. OrderHue declares HPOS compatibility, and it is tested with HPOS on, with HPOS off, and with compatibility sync turned on.
WooCommerce stores the status as "wc-" plus the slug in a 20-character database column. A longer slug would be cut short and the orders would lose their status.
No. Orders store the slug, so changing it would leave them behind. You can change the name and colour at any time. To change a slug, create a new status, then delete the old one and choose the new status as the place to move its orders.
You pick another status, and the orders move there in the background. While a status is still receiving orders from a deleted one, it can't be deleted itself; if an order can't be saved, OrderHue keeps the status and tries again every 5 minutes. After 12 attempts in a row without progress (roughly an hour) it pauses and shows a Retry button, so you can check the error in those orders' notes first. The deleted status stays visible (marked "Deleting") until every order has moved. These moves send no order emails to customers or admins, no review requests and no "new order" app notifications. WooCommerce still updates stock levels, sales counts and download access for the new status, as it does for any status change, so its usual low-stock alerts can still appear. Payment gateways and integrations also react as they would to any change into that status: for example, WooCommerce PayPal captures an authorised payment when an order reaches Processing or Completed, and configured webhooks fire. Choose the destination status with that in mind: moving to On hold, for example, doesn't trigger a PayPal capture.
Uninstalling removes OrderHue's settings, including its email settings and any background moves still queued. The orders keep their status values, but WooCommerce won't recognise those statuses, so the orders won't show in the usual status filters. If you want to stop using OrderHue, first delete each custom status and move its orders to a built-in status, then uninstall. If you reinstall and re-create a status with the same slug, its orders come back.
No. OrderHue doesn't send data anywhere and doesn't track usage. Its emails go out through your site's normal WordPress email set-up.
Post in this plugin's support forum on WordPress.org, or email support@orderhue.com. Support is by email and forum only.