To capture UTM tags from the URL and send them via email using WordPress and a plugin such as Contact Form 7, you can use JavaScript to read the UTM tags from the URL when a user lands on your page. Store these UTM parameters in hidden fields within your Contact Form 7 form. Ensure these hidden fields are included in the form data that Contact Form 7 sends via email. Edit your Contact Form 7 form to include hidden fields for each UTM parameter (e.g., , , , , ). Write a JavaScript function that runs when the page loads. This function will extract the UTM parameters from the URL and populate the hidden fields in the form. In the Contact Form 7 email settings, make sure to include the hidden fields in the email body so that when the form is submitted, the UTM parameters are included in the email you receive.

You can use wp_get_current_user() to retrieve information about the logged-in user. Verify if the current user has the desired role by checking the user's roles array. If it is, you can display the link or whatever information you want to display there. It will need a little bit of custom code.

You can customize single product template and add from there but by checking if its product containing certain id - you need soem custom code in single product template in woo commerce

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using css - if not we can get the element using javascript and apply css

I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble. Let's try to troubleshoot it: - WooCommerce Update: Ensure that your WooCommerce plugin is up to date. Sometimes updates can cause conflicts, so it's important to check compatibility. - Plugin Conflicts: Deactivate all other plugins except WooCommerce and the open pricing plugin, and see if it works. If it does, reactivate the plugins one by one to identify which one is causing the conflict. - Theme Conflicts: Switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-One) to rule out any theme-related issues. - Error Logs: Check your site's error logs for any clues on what might be going wrong. You can find error logs in your hosting control panel or by enabling debugging in WordPress. - Plugin Settings: Double-check the settings of the open pricing plugin to ensure everything is configured correctly. If none of these steps resolve the issue, please provide more details, and I'll do my best to help you.

good. explain.

no you do not need to install it globally - i needed it globally so i installed it.

There are plugins available that can help you add a "frequently bought together" feature to the side cart in WooCommerce. - Frequently Bought Together for WooCommerce: This plugin allows you to display products that are frequently bought together with the main product. You can customize which products to display and where to show them, including the side cart. - WooCommerce Boost Sales: This plugin offers upsell and cross-sell functionalities, including a frequently bought together feature. It can display these products in various locations, including the side cart. - YITH WooCommerce Frequently Bought Together: This plugin helps you suggest related products that are often purchased together. You can configure it to show these products in the side cart.