WooCommerce Product Object - Get All Product Details Methods

Complete reference guide for WooCommerce $product object methods and properties. Access product ID, name, price, SKU, description, images, categories, attributes, variations, ratings, and URLs using built-in WooCommerce functions for custom development and template modifications.

Retrieve Product Details from WooCommerce $product Object

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Retrieve Product Details from WooCommerce $product Object Tutorial/Guide

In WooCommerce, the $product object holds all the essential details about a product. Whether you're building a custom function or customizing templates, here's a handy guide to the most commonly used properties and methods available from the $product object:

  1. Product ID: $product->get_id()
  2. Product Name: $product->get_name()
  3. Product Type: $product->get_type()
  4. Product SKU: $product->get_sku()
  5. Description: $product->get_description()
  6. Short Description: $product->get_short_description()
  7. Regular Price: $product->get_regular_price()
  8. Sale Price: $product->get_sale_price()
  9. Stock Quantity: $product->get_stock_quantity()
  10. Weight: $product->get_weight()
  11. Dimensions: $product->get_dimensions()
  12. Category IDs: $product->get_category_ids()
  13. Tag IDs: $product->get_tag_ids()
  14. Gallery Images: $product->get_gallery_image_ids()
  15. Featured Image: $product->get_image_id()
  16. Attributes: $product->get_attributes()
  17. Variations: $product->get_available_variations()
  18. Average Rating: $product->get_average_rating()
  19. Review Count: $product->get_review_count()
  20. Product URL: $product->get_permalink()
  21. Add to Cart URL: $product->add_to_cart_url()
  22. Add to Cart Text: $product->add_to_cart_text()

These methods help you retrieve just about any product-related data you need. You can inspect the full object using var_dump($product) or print_r($product) for custom debugging. Refer to the WooCommerce Developer Docs for more in-depth reference.  

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