TD Shop Plugin Disables Standard WooCommerce Hooks

Hello,

I’ve run into an issue while working with the TD Shop plugin. It appears that none of the standard WooCommerce hooks are being triggered when the plugin is active. For example:

• woocommerce_before_add_to_cart_button
• woocommerce_before_variations_form
• woocommerce_before_add_to_cart_quantity
• woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form

The same seems to apply to the Checkout page, where the following hooks are not firing:

• woocommerce_checkout_before_order_review
• woocommerce_review_order_before_shipping
• woocommerce_review_order_before_order_total

I’ve confirmed that disabling the TD Shop plugin restores the expected behavior—these hooks fire normally once the plugin is turned off. However, when TD Shop is active, these standard WooCommerce actions are no longer executed.

This limitation makes it difficult to utilize third-party plugins or custom functionality that rely on these hooks.

Do you happen to have a list of TD Shop-specific hooks or an alternative approach we could use to extend functionality in a compatible way?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Hey Bettina,
Thanks for looking into this. I can confirm 100% it is not compatible, at least with version 12.7.

I created a short video showing / explaining the situation. https://pramadillo.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Monosnap_screencast_2025-04-22_10-30-59.mp4

Hey Bettina,
Has there been any news/update on this? This is really hindering us from being able to utilize WooCommerce on multiple sites that rely on those hooks.

Thanks in advance.

Hey Bettina,
It’s been another week, is there any update on this?

Hi Bettina. So, here’s our site we’ve been working on (BTW, we will be using this for MANY more regional magazine publishers here in the U.S.):

https://hartfordbusiness.emds.dev/product/paywall-bypass-link/?url=https://hartfordbusiness.emds.dev/article/test-subscriber-only-article/

As you can see, there is NO field for the URL bypass … this is a injected using standard WooCommerce hooks.

Alternatively, here is a link to exactly the same thing, but on a different site that uses Elementor instead of TagDiv:

https://obj.ca/product/article-bypass-link/?url=https://obj.ca/developers-hope-proposal-makes-ottawa-more-attractive-for-builders/

You can see here that the field, “URL to Bypass” has been injected into the product page. On this site, we’re using Elementor’s WooCommerce widgets, but they properly allow for WooCommerce hooks.

We REALLY need to get this working as we have large-scale publisher sites running TagDiv and WooCommerce and they need this kind of functionality … not only for this paywall bypass feature, but for other elements like gift subscriptions and group subscriptions.

We are willing to pay for special development for this. Would that help?

I appreciate it, Calin. Please feel free to email me directly. I do realize and appreciate that you have a queue … we do as well. 🙂 As I mentioned, we’d be glad to pay whatever it takes to get special development focus on this.

Hey Calin,

I was able to dig into this further and found the issue. The TD Woo plugin does execute the standard WooCommerce hooks, but it omits the global $product variable from the templates. Because of that, any plugin relying on global $product won’t function correctly.

Until a proper fix is in place, here’s a workaround that should help anyone else who runs into this:

global $product;
if ( is_null( $product ) ) {
if ( class_exists( ‘tdb_state_content’ ) && method_exists( ‘tdb_state_content’, ‘get_wp_query’ ) ) {
$current_product_id = tdb_state_content::get_wp_query()->queried_object_id;

if ( function_exists( ‘wc_get_product’ ) ) {
$product = wc_get_product( $current_product_id );
}
}
}

Hope that helps!

Hi Calin,

I think I might have a similar problem. I noticed that several important WooCommerce plugins do not display on the product page when using the TagDiv Woo plugin on desktop – for example, WooCommerce Product Bundles, other bundle plugins, or the YITH Countdown plugin. Running these or similar plugins is important, but most of them do not support a shortcode workaround.

What can I do? What could be the issue? It’s clear that the tagdiv woo theme is not handling this correctly because everything works fine on Mobile Theme (mobile) and with other classic themes.

Thank you!

Calin, that’s not it. I can guarantee you that all of these WooCommerce add-on developers are not going to write special code just to support TagDiv themes.

The biggest issue is TagDiv’s lack of proper integration for standard WooCommerce hooks. THAT is what the various add-on developers are going to code for.

Hopefully TagDiv will implement changes similar to the one that we documented earlier in this thread.

When we manually added that code to one of our sites, magically the TagDiv WooCommerce blocks started working properly with add-ons like group subscriptions and more.