Adding Custom Field for Vendor Settings in WCFM

Hi all,

just a quick sharing.

How to add Custom Field for Vendor Settings in WCFM

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I wanted to add a custom field for Vendor Settings in WCFM. The field will be a checkbox with a label of "Verified". This field can only be filled by an admin.

The purpose tells is to tell whether this vendor is verified or not and data is stored in `wp_usermeta` table.

Okay, of course, if I use the paid extension for WCFM plugin this feature already included. But come on! I just want to add this simple function without paying any penny :P

Thus I decided to DIM (Do it Myself).

I was lucky that previously other WCFM users did a custom field for Vendor Settings and shared his solution on the WCFM forum. Aha.

So I tested out, in the beginning, it was not working. The working code I included here for your reference. I also added the admin user check to ensure the field is only loaded for admin view :D. This code needed to be in your child theme `functions.php`!

	function is_site_admin(){
	return in_array('administrator', wp_get_current_user()->roles);
	}
	if (is_site_admin()) {
	add_filter('wcfm_marketplace_settings_fields_general', 'add_vendor_verified', 10, 2);
	add_action( 'wcfm_vendor_settings_update', 'fn_wcfm_vendor_settings_storetype_update', 30, 2);
	}
	function add_vendor_verified($settings_fields_general, $vendor_id){
	$vendor_data = get_user_meta( $vendor_id, 'wcfmmp_profile_settings', true );
	$is_verified = isset( $vendor_data['is_verified'] ) ? esc_attr( $vendor_data['is_verified'] ) : 0;
	if (isset($settings_fields_general['store_name'])) {
	$settings_fields_general['is_verified']= array(
	'label' => __( 'Verified', 'woocommerce' ),
	'type' => 'checkbox',
	'priority' => 50,
	'class' => 'wcfm-checkbox wcfm_ele',
	'label_class' => 'wcfm_title wcfm_ele',
	'value' => 1,
	'dfvalue' => $is_verified,
	);
	}
	return $settings_fields_general;
	}
	function fn_wcfm_vendor_settings_storetype_update( $vendor_id, $wcfm_settings_form ) {
	$wcfm_settings_form_data_new = array();
	parse_str($_POST['wcfm_settings_form'],$wcfm_settings_form_data_new);
	$wcfm_settings_form_data_storetype = array();
	if(isset($wcfm_settings_form_data_new['is_verified']) && !empty($wcfm_settings_form_data_new['is_verified'])) {
	if ($wcfm_settings_form_data_new['is_verified'] == 1){
	$wcfm_settings_form_data_storetype['is_verified'] = 1;
	}else {
	$wcfm_settings_form_data_storetype['is_verified'] = 0;
	}
	}
	else {
	$wcfm_settings_form_data_storetype['is_verified'] = 0;
	}
	$wcfm_settings_form = array_merge( $wcfm_settings_form, $wcfm_settings_form_data_storetype );
	update_user_meta( $vendor_id, 'wcfmmp_profile_settings', $wcfm_settings_form );
	}

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The code first will add the new field to the vendor setting form, then the value "is_verified" that passed from the form will be updated to the vendor user meta value for meta key `is_verified`. 

Result:

The custom field will be showing in Vendor store settings. Only visible to admin user :D

Reference:
https://wclovers.com/forums/topic/custom-field-for-vendor-settings/


P/s: give me a shout, any questions? don't hesitate to leave your comment! I'll try to help out!