Requirements

The plugin enhances the customer My Account → Orders area. It leaves the rest of WooCommerce untouched, loads its front-end assets only where its lists appear, and adds no third-party services.

Installation and upgrade

1. Upload the plugin ZIP through Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin, then activate it.
2. Open WooCommerce → Orders & Reorder License and activate your license key to unlock the features and receive automatic updates.
3. Configure the list under WooCommerce → Settings → Orders & Reorder.
4. Visit My Account → Orders to see the new layout.

Upgrades are backward-compatible: your settings and the customer experience are preserved. As always, back up before upgrading a production site.

License and updates

Go to WooCommerce → Orders & Reorder License, paste the license key from your Amazing WP Plugins receipt, and select Activate License. The page shows the activation state, renewal date, a manual Check for updates button, and an automatic-updates toggle. A valid license enables one-click updates from the Plugins screen.

Quick start

1. Activate your license under WooCommerce → Orders & Reorder License.
2. Open WooCommerce → Settings → Orders & Reorder and confirm Enable visual orders list is on. Toggle the columns and features you want.
3. Choose a Reorder mode (add the whole order, or a choose-items popup) and an After reorder action (go to cart, or stay with a toast).
4. Pick your colors under Appearance, or leave them empty to inherit the theme.
5. Log in as a customer and open My Account → Orders — search, filter, reorder, and try the Buy again tab.

The visual orders list

A cleaner, more useful order history than the default WooCommerce table — built to look right in any theme.

The plugin replaces WooCommerce’s myaccount/orders.php with a modern layout: a strip of product thumbnails per order, the date, order number, total and a colour-coded status, plus action buttons. If an order contains more items than the thumbnail limit, a “+N” badge appears; clicking it reveals the rest in place.

Order actions (View, Pay, Cancel & Reorder)

Each row shows WooCommerce’s own contextual order actions — so a pending order still shows Pay and Cancel, a completed order shows Details (View), and any actions added by other extensions (tracking, subscriptions…) are preserved too. The plugin adds its own Reorder button alongside them.

Search & filters

Customers can find orders fast with a live, AJAX-powered toolbar — no page reloads.

Each filter has its own on/off switch in the settings, so you can show any combination of search, status and date range — or none.

One-click reorder

Turn order history into repeat sales. The Reorder button re-adds a past order to the cart in a click.

Two modes

After reorder

Choose what happens once items are added: Go to cart, or Stay on the page with a confirmation toast and a live mini-cart refresh — so customers can keep reordering from other orders. Reorder quantities are automatically capped to available stock.

On the order details page

Enable Reorder on the order details page to also show the Reorder button on the single View order screen — so a customer reviewing a past order can re-buy it without going back to the list.

Buy it again

An Amazon-style repeat-purchase surface. A “Buy again” tab is added to My Account listing the customer’s most-purchased products (still published and in the catalog) as a grid, each with an image, price and a one-click Buy again button. Variable or grouped products link to the product page to choose options.

Place it anywhere with the block or shortcode too (see Blocks & shortcodes). The number of products and the account tab are controlled in the settings.

Show it at high-intent moments

Beyond the tab, you can surface a “Buy it again” strip on the order-received (Thank-You) page and the My Account dashboard — each an independent toggle — to prompt a repeat purchase exactly where intent peaks.

Layout options

Tune how the grid looks in each place: a separate product count for the dashboard/order-received strips, a compact card layout (off, dashboard/order-received only, dedicated tab only, or everywhere), and a fixed column count for the tab and dashboard (0 = automatic, responsive).

Review prompt

Encourage reviews where customers already are. A prompt shows a random not-yet-reviewed product from the customer’s latest order, with a customizable heading. Customers can rate and review inline — a star rating plus an optional comment — without leaving the page, or dismiss with “Maybe later” to see another product.

Shipment tracking

When you use WooCommerce Shipment Tracking or Advanced Shipment Tracking (AST), the order row shows the tracking provider and number — linked to the carrier’s tracking page when a URL is available. It reads the standard _wc_shipment_tracking_items order meta both plugins write, so no extra setup is needed.

Settings

Everything is under WooCommerce → Settings → Orders & Reorder, grouped into sections.

Colors & styling

By default every button inherits your theme. Under Appearance you can override each one:

Colour overrides are output only where the plugin’s list actually renders (they don’t load on unrelated pages), and use !important so your choices win over the theme.

Blocks & shortcodes

The orders list is applied to My Account automatically. To place either list on any other page, use a Gutenberg block or a shortcode. Find the blocks in the inserter by searching “Amazing” or under the WooCommerce category.

[aorwc_orders limit="10"]
[aorwc_buy_again limit="12"]

Developer hooks

Extend the plugin without touching core. All extension points use the aorwc_ prefix.

Filters

Actions

aorwc_before_orders_list aorwc_after_orders_list aorwc_after_order_meta aorwc_order_row_actions aorwc_reordered aorwc_review_submitted aorwc_before_buy_again aorwc_after_buy_again

Add a button to every order row

add_action( 'aorwc_order_row_actions', function ( $order ) {
	printf(
		'<a class="button" href="%s">%s</a>',
		esc_url( $order->get_view_order_url() ),
		esc_html__( 'Invoice', 'your-textdomain' )
	);
} );

React when a customer reorders

add_action( 'aorwc_reordered', function ( $added, $skipped ) {
	// e.g. log or fire an analytics event.
}, 10, 2 );

Override the template

Copy templates/myaccount/orders.php from the plugin into yourtheme/woocommerce/myaccount/orders.php to customise the markup directly.

Troubleshooting

The orders list still looks like the default WooCommerce table

Confirm your license is active (WooCommerce → Orders & Reorder License) — without it the default list is used. Also check that Enable visual orders list is on. If your theme provides its own myaccount/orders.php override, turn on Force plugin layout in the General settings to take precedence over it.

My color or layout change didn’t appear

Assets are versioned and cached. Hard-refresh the page (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R), and clear any page/CDN cache if you use one.

The “Buy again” tab is missing

Re-save Settings → Permalinks once to register the My Account endpoint, then reload the account page.

The review prompt isn’t showing

It only appears when product reviews are enabled in WooCommerce, the customer has a completed/processing order with a reviewable product they haven’t reviewed, and that product hasn’t been dismissed within the snooze window.

Reorder skips items

Items are skipped when the product is no longer purchasable or is out of stock. The confirmation message reports how many were skipped.