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Provide access to data in overridden WooCommerce templates #8
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When a blade template includes a partial, the partial is given access to all of the same data as the template that included it.
WooCommerce templates may be overridden in the
/resources/views/woocommerce/folder however whenwc_get_templateis called, the data isn't passed in. This means that it won't have access to the same variables as if it was called with@include('woocommerce. ....I discovered the issue while working on the single product page. I'd overridden the share template (woocommerce/single-product/share.blade.php) which was loaded in via a hook. As such I wasn't able to get access to the same variables from the controller.
The same code should probably also apply to the
wc_get_template_partfilter but I was torn on how best to handle it. It may make sense to turn it into a reusable function but at that point, it probably belongs in the main theme and not the WooCommerce helper.