WooCommerce Bookings Availability Search Shortcode

wc-bookings-availability-search-shortcode.php

<?php 
/* 
* This code uses the original function and
* adds a shortcode functionality to display the product loop with
* the products that are available adding also another shortcode for
* products that are unavailable
*
* Usage: [bookable_products start="2019-10-10" end="2019-10-15"]
*	 [unbookable_products start="2019-10-10" end="2019-10-15"]
*
* This was meant to use with Accomodation bookings, which work in day blocks.
* Modification may be needed to search for hour blocks
*
* Add this code to the functions.php file of your theme folder
*
*/


function checkBookableRooms($bookStart,$bookEnd){
    
    
   /**
    * WooCommerce Bookings Availability Search
    *
    * This is almost pseudo code, it only serves to explain the "how to do it" and does not attempt to be "The Way" to do it.
    * NOTE: This NEEDS to be refined in order to work as expected.
    * 
    * @author  António Pinto <[email protected]>
    * @license http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU Public License
    * 
    * @var     string   $bookStart (example: '2016-06-14 16:23:00')
    * @var     string   $bookEnd   (example: '2016-06-14 16:23:00')
    */
    // Creating DateTime() objects from the input data.
    $dateTimeStart = new DateTime($bookStart);
    $dateTimeEnd   = new DateTime($bookEnd);
   
    // Get all Bookings in Range
    $bookings = WC_Bookings_Controller::get_bookings_in_date_range(
           $dateTimeStart->getTimestamp(),
           $dateTimeEnd->getTimestamp(),
           '',
           false
         );
         
    // Build Array of all the Booked Products for the given Date-Time interval.
    $exclude[] = 0;
    foreach ($bookings as $booking) {
      $exclude[] = $booking->product_id;
    }
    
    // Do a regular WP_Query using 'post__not_in' with the previous array.
    $args = array (
      'post__not_in'           => $exclude,
      'post_type'              => ['product'],
      'post_status'            => ['published'],
    );
    
     return $args;
}

function getProducts( $atts ) {
	$startDate  = date(strtotime($atts["start"]),"Y-m-d")." 00:00:00";
    	$endDate    = date(strtotime($atts["end"])  ,"Y-m-d")." 23:59:59";
    
    	$wpArgs=checkBookableRooms($startDate,$endDate);
    	$latest = new WP_Query($wpArgs);
    	$post_ids = wp_list_pluck( $latest->posts, 'ID' );

    	return do_shortcode("[products ids='".implode(",", $post_ids)."']");
    
}
add_shortcode( 'bookable_products', 'getProducts' );



function checkUnBookableRooms($bookStart,$bookEnd){
    
    
   /**
    * WooCommerce Bookings Availability Search
    *
    * This is almost pseudo code, it only serves to explain the "how to do it" and does not attempt to be "The Way" to do it.
    * NOTE: This NEEDS to be refined in order to work as expected.
    * 
    * @author  António Pinto <[email protected]>
    * @license http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU Public License
    * 
    * @var     string   $bookStart (example: '2016-06-14 16:23:00')
    * @var     string   $bookEnd   (example: '2016-06-14 16:23:00')
    */
    // Creating DateTime() objects from the input data.
    $dateTimeStart = new DateTime($bookStart);
    $dateTimeEnd   = new DateTime($bookEnd);
   
    // Get all Bookings in Range
    $bookings = WC_Bookings_Controller::get_bookings_in_date_range(
           $dateTimeStart->getTimestamp(),
           $dateTimeEnd->getTimestamp(),
           '',
           false
         );
         
    // Build Array of all the Booked Products for the given Date-Time interval.
    $exclude[] = 0;
    foreach ($bookings as $booking) {
      	$exclude[] = $booking->product_id;
    }
    
    // Do a regular WP_Query using 'post__not_in' with the previous array.
    $args = array (
      	'post__in'           => $exclude,
      	'post_type'              => ['product'],
      	'post_status'            => ['published'],
    );
    
     return $args;
}

function getExcludedProducts( $atts ) {
	$startDate  = date(strtotime($atts["start"]),"Y-m-d")." 00:00:00";
    	$endDate    = date(strtotime($atts["end"])  ,"Y-m-d")." 23:59:59";
    
    	$wpArgs=checkUnBookableRooms($startDate,$endDate);
    	$latest = new WP_Query($wpArgs);
    	$post_ids = wp_list_pluck( $latest->posts, 'ID' );
    
    	return do_shortcode("[products ids='".implode(",", $post_ids)."']");
    
}
add_shortcode( 'unbookable_products', 'getExcludedProducts' );

Hi, I tried to use the code and I got error: date() expects parameter 2 to be int. referring to this part:
$startDate = date(strtotime($atts["start"]),"Y-m-d");
$endDate = date(strtotime($atts["end"]) ,"Y-m-d");
Can you help me fix it?

Oh wow, didn't notice that. I'll try to fix it ASAP.

The fix is simple, puth the "Y-m-d" BEFORE the comma and the strtotime bit after the comma.

Cheers

Wow, i appreciate the gift, it's really really helpful, i am new in world of wordpress, is there a way to put in de custom HTML a date picker for automate the search or the availability of the bookable products?

Hi,

I thought that this code was to generate a Search Form for bookable products (Woocommerce Booking plugin) but it does not work for me. It shows me a loop of booked/unbooked Products.

Am I in the right place? I need the code to generate the Search Form.
Anyone know where is the code I need?

Thanks in advance.

Does the latest version still support this code? The shortcode is outputting products but a lot more than expected, for example I've tested it for a range where only one should display and we have 8 showing with this.

Saved me a right nightmare of trying to find the relevant code in their plugin. Only update needed now is changing "WC_Bookings_Controller" to "WC_Booking_Data_Store"

How to use code in home page?
Thanks,