| 开发者 |
trafficflow
nielslange |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月2日 12:15 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes. Use it on as many shops as you like, with no limit on orders or products and no account needed. There's no branding of ours on your checkout and no banners across your admin; Pro is mentioned only on the plugin's own settings pages, its Plugins-screen row and, in a month when your free lookups run out, one dismissible notice. Your checkout is complete without Pro.
Yes: onepagecheckout.pro/?opc_demo=1. It runs Pro. The free plugin's checkout looks and works the same, address suggestions included once you turn them on.
No. The plugin keeps WooCommerce's own payment area and checkout events, so Stripe, PayPal, bank transfer and others behave as before.
Yes. The checkout renders its own page; the rest of the shop keeps your theme. Tested with Storefront, Astra, Kadence, GeneratePress, Blocksy and block themes.
Both. The plugin detects which one your checkout page uses. The block checkout needs WooCommerce 9.8 or later; on older versions the settings offer a one-click switch to classic.
Yes. Extensions made for the WooCommerce checkout block (additional checkout fields, consent and legal checkboxes, captchas, order summary notes) appear in the one-page layout. Not available there: extensions that replace the list of shipping options, and scripts or styles written for the block checkout's own markup; for those, use the classic checkout.
When CartFlows, FunnelKit or Fluid Checkout runs the checkout page, OnePageCheckout steps back on that page and says so on its settings screen. Turn that plugin's checkout off to use the one-page checkout.
No. On the Autocomplete tab, click Turn on: 500 lookups a month for free, hosted by us and built on OpenStreetMap. Nothing is sent anywhere before that click. After 500 lookups, customers type their address as usual until the 1st of the next month; the checkout keeps working. Your own Google key works in Pro, which also has 5,000 to 100,000 lookups a month.
One address a customer enters, counted when the first suggestions appear. Each pause in typing sends one search; a typical address takes 5 to 10, and one lookup covers up to 30. A longer search counts one more lookup for each further 30 searches, and a search that never finds anything counts once at 30. The Autocomplete tab shows how many of the month's 500 are used.
Yes. Click Turn off on the Autocomplete tab, and our service removes this site's registration and email address. Deleting the plugin also clears them from your site.
The checkout sets no cookies, and WooCommerce saves orders as usual. With address suggestions off, nothing leaves your site. With them on, shoppers' browsers send address searches to our service (see External services); mention it in your shop's privacy policy.
In the support forum. We answer there.
Privately, by email to support@onepagecheckout.pro, not in the public forum.
In the plugin folder. assets/js/blocks/index.js is built from the readable source in src/ with @wordpress/scripts and the webpack.config.js next to it. To rebuild it, run npm install and then npm run build in the plugin folder (Node.js 20 or later). All other scripts and styles ship unminified.
opcw_footnav_links now also works on the block checkout.