Hi John,

Thank you for purchasing our plugin,

(1) The $vendor_id variable should be defined previously in your code. So for example:

$vendor_id = 15;
echo marketking()->get_store_name_display($vendor_id);

This will give you the store name of the vendor with the user ID of 15.

(2) Let me give you another example. You mentioned you are working on the product page template. On the single product page frontend, you may use the following:

global $post;
$product_id = $post->ID; // this gives us the product ID of the current product
$vendor_id = marketking()->get_product_vendor($product_id); // this gives us the vendor id of the current product
$store_name = marketking()->get_store_name_display($vendor_id)

(this is an example of how you can get the current store name on the single product page)

(3) To get the terms and conditions of a vendor, you can use this code:

$terms_conditions = get_user_meta($vendor_id,'marketking_policy_message', true);

(again, the vendor id needs to be defined previously).

I hope that helps but let me know if you have any questions,.

Kind regards,

Stefan

Hi there,

For the vendor logo, profile image, vendor description, you can use:

marketking()->get_store_profile_image_link($vendor_id);
marketking()->get_store_banner_image_link($vendor_id);
marketking()->display_about_us($vendor_id);

To get the store notice message:

$notice_enabled = get_user_meta($vendor_id,'marketking_notice_enabled', true);
if ($notice_enabled === 'yes'){
    $notice_message = get_user_meta($vendor_id,'marketking_notice_message', true);
} else {
    $notice_message = '';
}

For the city / state / country:

get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_address_1', true);
get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_address_2', true);
get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_city', true);
get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_postcode', true);
get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_state', true);
get_user_meta($vendor_id, 'billing_country', true);

You can find information here as well https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/developer-documentation-functions-hooks-custom-code-plugin-integrations/

All of the info is stored as user meta data, so if there's anything you can't find, the quickest way may be to check the wp_usermeta table for the specific vendor,

Kind regards,

Stefan