The order lookup screen's four texts and the withdrawal page's button colour are now settings, and the buttons can inherit your theme's style instead. Fixes two options left behind on uninstall. Nothing changes until you change it. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.7.0":"
Customers can follow their withdrawal requests, and the receipt PDF, from My Account. Fixes a\nwithdrawal page that was deleted or unpublished silently sending every withdrawal link to your home\npage. Recommended for all sites. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.6.1":"
Fixes two broken links in the requests screen: Export CSV reporting an expired link, and the\ndurable-medium receipt refusing to open from the request detail panel. Both affected every use, not\njust occasional ones. Recommended for all sites. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.6.0":"
Checkout consents now work in the Checkout block, My Account gains a "Right of withdrawal" tab, and\nthe settings screen is far more configurable. Fixes missing order notes on decisions taken from the\n"Set status" dropdown. Adds one optional database column, applied automatically.<\/p>","0.5.10":"
Compatibility release for WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11, with the admin screen aligned to the\nnew 40px control size. Also updates the bundled Dompdf library to 3.1.6, which carries security\nfixes. Recommended for all sites. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.5.4":"
Admin menu entries now default to English for non-Italian sites; Italian labels are unchanged via\nthe bundled translation. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.5.3":"
Safer uninstall: only the page the plugin itself auto-created can be removed when deleting data on\nuninstall; a page you selected yourself in settings is never touched. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.5.2":"
A single, correctly-working withdrawal button for guests and members, a tidier styled confirmation\nstep, and admin improvements: abandoned (unconfirmed) requests are hidden and restartable, and the\nmenu badge counts all open requests with the standard styling. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.5.1":"
Bundles the full JS\/CSS source alongside the compiled assets and links the public development\nrepository, updates the bundled Dompdf to 3.1.5, and hardens the admin receipt download and the\nproduct withdrawal-status save. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.5.0":"
Adds a withdrawal-status column to the orders screen and replaces the request detail panel's action\nbuttons with a single "Set status" dropdown plus a "Save status" button. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.4.0":"
Richer per-product\/category withdrawal status (art. 59 exceptions), a post-activation welcome notice, a\nreorganised settings screen, and a redesigned Annex I.B model form. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.3.1":"
Fixes the in-place schema upgrade (empty requests list \/ blank withdrawal submission after updating to\n0.3.0) and prevents the withdrawal form from white-screening on a transient error.<\/p>","0.3.0":"
Adds art. 59 product\/category configuration, checkout consents, the Annex I.B model form, status\nemails, admin actions\/stats\/CSV export, GDPR tools and more. Adds two optional database columns\n(applied automatically). Review the new settings under Recesso digitale \u2192 Settings.<\/p>","0.2.0":"
Clearer withdrawal page (checkbox product picker with thumbnails and per-product quantities) and a\nfuller durable-medium acknowledgement that lists the selected products. No data migration required.<\/p>","0.1.0":"
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From 19 June 2026, EU Directive 2023\/2673 requires online stores across the European Union to\nprovide a digital withdrawal function<\/strong>: a way to cancel a distance contract online that is at\nleast as easy to use as the purchase flow itself. A single \"cancel\" button is not enough. The law\nrequires a clearly labelled, continuously available function, a two-step confirmation, and an\nacknowledgement on a durable medium whose timestamp fixes the legal moment of communication.<\/p>\n\n ErreD EU Order Withdrawal for WooCommerce implements that function end to end \u2014 not just the\nbutton, but the declaration flow, the two-step confirmation, the durable-medium receipt, the\neligibility rules and the merchant review tools needed to actually comply.<\/p>\n\n It ships the Italian transposition out of the box (art. 54-bis of the Codice del Consumo,\nintroduced by D.Lgs. 209\/2025) with the legally-fixed label \u00abrecedere dal contratto qui\u00bb, and it\nis fully translatable for other EU markets.<\/p>\n\n The plugin does not create a right of withdrawal: it provides the online channel to exercise an\nexisting one, honouring the legal exceptions (e.g. art. 59 in Italy). It is built security-first,\nis WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) native, and works fully offline (no external\nservice calls).<\/p>\n\n For consumers<\/strong><\/p>\n\n For merchants<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Built to standard<\/strong><\/p>\n\n This plugin encodes legal and security intent; it is not legal advice. The mapping of the art. 59\nexceptions to your catalogue and the durable-medium content must be validated by a qualified legal\nprofessional before relying on them.<\/p>\n\n This plugin ships its complete, human-readable source. The compiled assets in Development repository: https:\/\/github.com\/erred74\/ErreD-EU-Order-Withdrawal-for-WooCommerce<\/p>\n\n All hooks are prefixed Filters:<\/p>\n\n Actions:<\/p>\n\n No. The plugin provides the channel and records the request; the merchant accepts or rejects each\none. The ordinary 14-day period is shown as advisory information (it does not hide the function),\nand the merchant can pre-exclude specific products or categories (art. 59). Rejecting a request\nrequires a reason, which is recorded and emailed to the consumer. The mapping of the art. 59\nexceptions to your catalogue must still be validated by a legal professional.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Guests receive a per-order, single-purpose signed link (HMAC, verified in constant time and\nrate-limited). A bare order id or order key is never sufficient to submit a withdrawal, and\nresponses are uniform to prevent order enumeration.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. The two-step flow is server-rendered and works with JavaScript disabled; JavaScript only\nenhances the admin experience.<\/p><\/dd>\n A withdrawal acknowledgement sent by email together with a stored PDF receipt, kept in a protected\nlocation and downloadable only through a capability- or token-checked endpoint. The receipt records\nthe content of the request and the exact date and time of transmission.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. They are registered through WooCommerce's Additional Checkout Fields API, so WooCommerce renders,\nvalidates and stores them natively in the block checkout \u2014 no extra JavaScript is loaded. That API\narrived in WooCommerce 8.9: on older versions the block checkout simply shows no consents, and the\nclassic Yes. Enable \"Show each consent only when the cart contains a product classified for it\" under Checkout\nconsents. Each consent then follows the \"Withdrawal status\" you set on the product or its category:\nthe digital-content box appears only with art. 16(m) items in the cart, the service box only with\nart. 14(4)(a) items. The option is off by default, so updating the plugin never changes what your\ncheckout shows.<\/p>\n\n Either consent can also be made a condition of placing the order, and both are off by default. For the\nArticle 14(4)(a) service-start consent that default is deliberate: asking for the service to begin\ninside the withdrawal period is the customer's request to make, and it only entitles you to a\nproportionate payment if they later withdraw. Require it only where your service always begins inside\nthat window \u2014 a live session, a booking for the next few days \u2014 so an order without the request is one\nyou cannot fulfil.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The My Account \"Right of withdrawal\" tab lists them with the date they were sent, the order, the\nscope, the current status, any note you wrote when deciding, the receipt verification code and a link\nto the receipt PDF that keeps working for as long as the account does. Orders they can still withdraw\nfrom are listed in the same table. The tab is on by default and can be turned off under Withdrawal\nlink visibility. Guest-checkout customers have no account, so their route stays the signed link in\ntheir emails.<\/p><\/dd>\n Most likely the page hosting the withdrawal form was deleted, moved to the trash or unpublished. When\nthat happens the plugin stops showing withdrawal links rather than pointing them somewhere useless,\nand tells you so on the settings screen and in an admin notice. Select or restore the page under\nGeneral and the links come back.<\/p><\/dd>\n Optionally. If WooCommerce Subscriptions is active, a confirmed withdrawal cancels the related\nsubscription by transitioning its status \u2014 it never deletes subscription data. With Subscriptions\nabsent, the plugin is unaffected.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. It functions fully offline and loads no third-party scripts, fonts or assets.<\/p><\/dd>\n Nothing is removed unless you opt in via the \"Delete all data on uninstall\" setting. When enabled,\nthe plugin removes its tables, options and the flow page on uninstall.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, in three ways, and you will usually only need the first. The four texts on the order lookup screen \u2014 the page title, the intro paragraph, the hint under the email field and the submit button label \u2014 are settings, under WooCommerce \u2192 Order Withdrawal: settings \u2192 Order lookup screen. The intro of the declaration form, the consumer self-declaration, the excluded-product notices and the status emails have their own fields on the same screen. Leave any of them empty to keep the bundled wording, which follows the language of each visitor; your own text is shown exactly as written, in every language, and can be translated per language with WPML or Polylang.<\/p>\n\n For anything else \u2014 field labels, the confirmation step, the acknowledgement screen \u2014 use a translation editor such as Loco Translate, which edits the plugin's strings and stores your version outside the plugin so updates do not overwrite it. For full control of the markup, copy any file from the plugin's \n
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Source code and build process<\/h3>\n\n
build\/<\/code> are\ngenerated from the React\/JS\/CSS source in assets\/<\/code> with @wordpress\/scripts.<\/p>\n\n\n
assets\/admin\/<\/code> and assets\/frontend\/<\/code><\/li>\nbuild\/admin\/<\/code> and build\/frontend\/<\/code><\/li>\ncomposer install && npm ci && npm run build<\/code><\/li>\nHooks for developers<\/h3>\n\n
recesso_dig_<\/code>. Names and signatures are stable within a major version.<\/p>\n\n\n
recesso_dig_is_eligible<\/code> \u2014 ( EligibilityResult $result, WC_Order $order )<\/code>. The last word on\nwhether an order can be withdrawn from. Use it to refine the decision for your catalogue.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_withdrawable_statuses<\/code> \u2014 ( string[] $statuses )<\/code>. Which order statuses a withdrawal\nmay be started from, after the setting has been applied.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_entry_token_ttl<\/code> \u2014 ( int $seconds )<\/code>. Lifetime of the signed link emailed to\nguest-checkout customers. Default 60 days, floor of one day.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_consent_applies<\/code> \u2014 ( bool $applies, string $consent )<\/code> where $consent<\/code> is digital<\/code>\nor service<\/code>. Decides per cart whether a consent is asked for. Both checkouts read this same\ndecision, so the classic checkout and the Checkout block cannot disagree.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_consent_required<\/code> \u2014 ( bool $required, string $consent )<\/code>. Makes a consent blocking or\noptional. Must not depend on the cart: the Checkout block registers its fields once per request,\nbefore any cart is known.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_consent_render_hook<\/code> \u2014 ( string $hook )<\/code>. Moves the consent checkboxes to another\ncheckout hook; return an empty string to suppress the render and place them yourself. Classic\ncheckout only \u2014 in the Checkout block, WooCommerce decides placement.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_consent_render_priority<\/code> \u2014 ( int $priority, string $hook )<\/code>. Classic checkout only.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n
recesso_dig_request_created<\/code> \u2014 ( WithdrawalRequest $request )<\/code>. After step one is stored, before\nthe consumer has confirmed. Not yet a legal record.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_request_confirmed<\/code> \u2014 ( WithdrawalRequest $request )<\/code>. After step two. This is the\nmoment of communication; confirmed_at_gmt<\/code> is set and never changes.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_request_processed<\/code> \u2014 ( int $request_id, string $action )<\/code>. After a merchant decision.<\/li>\nrecesso_dig_after_declaration_form<\/code> \u2014 fires inside the flow container, below the declaration form.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
\/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> directory, or install it through the WordPress\nplugins screen.<\/li>\n\n
Does this plugin decide whether an order can be withdrawn?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work for guest-checkout orders?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the withdrawal flow require JavaScript?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What is the \"durable medium\"?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Do the checkout consents work with the Checkout block?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
[woocommerce_checkout]<\/code> shortcode keeps working on every supported version.<\/p><\/dd>\nCan a consent appear only for the products that need it?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can customers see the requests they have sent?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
My withdrawal links stopped working. What happened?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it support WooCommerce Subscriptions?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin make external network calls?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens to my data on uninstall?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I change the wording on the withdrawal page?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
templates\/frontend\/<\/code> into a recesso-digitale\/<\/code> folder in your theme (for example wp-content\/themes\/your-child-theme\/recesso-digitale\/lookup.php<\/code>) and edit it there; the plugin uses your copy automatically. A template copied before 0.8.0 keeps its own hardcoded wording and will ignore the settings above \u2014 re-copy it if you want both.<\/p><\/dd>\n