We use WooCommerce subscription and I created that snippet below to display the renewal count on MyAccount page.
This is working. But, I found out, that the initial parent order also count as a “paid”. So actually I only want to count the renewals from a subscription means exclude the initial order from that count.
I guess when I always calc -1 like $get_paid_count -1 then it works. But that solution is not very clean. Any suggestions how I can do that in a clean way?
function show_paid_renewals( $subscription ) {
$get_paid_count = $subscription->get_payment_count();
foreach ( $subscription->get_items() as $item ) {
?>
<tr>
<td><?php esc_html_e( 'Erhaltene Lieferungen: ' . $item->get_product()->get_title(), 'woocommerce-subscriptions' ); ?></td>
<td>
<?php echo esc_html( $get_paid_count ); ?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php
}
}
add_action( 'woocommerce_subscription_before_actions', 'show_paid_renewals', 99, 1 );
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Answer
If you want to count the renewals of a subscription, which means you exclude the first order from that count. You can use:
$get_paid_count = $subscription->get_payment_count( 'completed', 'renewal' );
Subscription Function & Property Reference
WC_Subscription::get_payment_count() – Get the number of payments completed for a subscription.
Completed payments include all renewal orders and potentially an initial order (if the subscription was created as a result of a purchase from the front end rather than manually by the store manager).
Usage
<?php WC_Subscription::get_payment_count( $payment_type, $order_types ) ?>
Parameters
$payment_type
(string) (optional) Type of count ('completed'|'refunded'|'net'). Default completed.
$order_types
(array|string) (optional) Type of order relation(s) to count.'parent' and/or 'renewal'. Multiple order type values can also be provided in an array. Default array( 'parent', 'renewal' ).
Return Values
(int)
The total number of related orders marked with a status representing a 'completed'|'refunded'|'net' payment depending on the first parameter.