Hello i have problem with my woocommerce downloads section in "my account" page - span tags between product name and variation name.

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I tried to make a snippet:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_customer_available_downloads', 'remove_span_dl_name', 10, 7);
function remove_span_dl_name( $download ){
return str_replace( '<span> - </span>', ' - ',$download['download_name']);
}

but it removes all downloads altogether.

And this one do nothing:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_available_download_link', 'remove_span_dl_name', 10, 7);
function remove_span_dl_name( $download ){
return str_replace( '<span> - </span>', ' - ',$download['download_name'] );
}

What is my mistake and how can I get rid of these tags?

Hello i have problem with my woocommerce downloads section in "my account" page - span tags between product name and variation name.

https://i.sstatic/TIg0X.png

I tried to make a snippet:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_customer_available_downloads', 'remove_span_dl_name', 10, 7);
function remove_span_dl_name( $download ){
return str_replace( '<span> - </span>', ' - ',$download['download_name']);
}

but it removes all downloads altogether.

And this one do nothing:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_available_download_link', 'remove_span_dl_name', 10, 7);
function remove_span_dl_name( $download ){
return str_replace( '<span> - </span>', ' - ',$download['download_name'] );
}

What is my mistake and how can I get rid of these tags?

• php
• functions
• woocommerce-offtopic
• filters
• html

1 Answer 1

Remember that str_replace looks for an exact match of the 'needle' (what you are searching for; 'haystack' is the thing you are searching inside). So your code is not finding an exact match.

If you want to do a 'replace everything that might be within the span codes in that hunk of text', then a regex statement might be in order. This is assuming that the 'haystack' you are searching is different each time. (Since I don't read your language, can't tell for sure.

But, assuming that $download['donload_name'] contains the start and stop span tag, and something in the middle, then try to do two str_replace commands: one for the <span> and one for </span>.

And that assumes that there aren't any parameters to the <span>. If there are, a regex might be better idea.