AutomateWoo - Custom email templates

functions.php

<?php

add_filter( 'automatewoo_email_templates', 'my_automatewoo_email_templates' );

function my_automatewoo_email_templates( $templates ) {
    
	// SIMPLE
	// register a template by adding a slug and name to the $templates array
	$templates['custom-1'] = 'Custom Template #1';

	// ADVANCED
	// you can also create a template with a unique from name and from email by passing using the following array format 
	$templates['custom-2'] = array(
		'template_name' => 'Custom Template #2',
		'from_name' => 'AutomateWoo Custom',
		'from_email' => 'custom@automatewoo.com'
	);
	
	// SETTING A CUSTOM PATH
	// As of version 4.8, it's possible to set a custom template path
	$templates['custom-3'] = array(
		'template_name' => __( 'Custom Template with a custom path', 'my-plugin' ),
		'path'          => dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/templates/custom-1'
	);

	return $templates;
}

Help please! I've created the custom template but I am stuck with the actual linking part. My file is inside my child theme like so: automatewoo/emails/aw-inkopialoves.php and my this is my code:
`$templates['aw-inkopialoves'] = array(

    'template_name' => __( 'AutomateWoo inkopialoves Template', 'aw-inkopialoves' ),
	'from_name' => 'inkopia',
	'from_email' => 'order@inkopia.com',
    	'path'          => dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/automatewoo/email/'
);`

The code is not picking up my template file 'aw-inkopialoves.php' and I have no clue how to link it properly past this. Only file it picks up inside automatewoo/email/ is email-header.php.

if anyone can help, I woud be super grateful! 🤓

thought I was the only one seeing this issue? been racking my brains ever since.
I spotted an error from line 21: 'custom-3' which is not similar to what should be found in line 23: 'custom-1'
also if all templates are php files, why is line 23 custom-1 and not custom-1.php?
is it advisable to remove the dirname method and just write the full path into the '' marks?

Help please! I've created the custom template but I am stuck with the actual linking part. My file is inside my child theme like so: automatewoo/emails/aw-inkopialoves.php and my this is my code:
`$templates['aw-inkopialoves'] = array(

    'template_name' => __( 'AutomateWoo inkopialoves Template', 'aw-inkopialoves' ),
	'from_name' => 'inkopia',
	'from_email' => 'order@inkopia.com',
    	'path'          => dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/automatewoo/email/'
);`

The code is not picking up my template file 'aw-inkopialoves.php' and I have no clue how to link it properly past this. Only file it picks up inside automatewoo/email/ is email-header.php.

if anyone can help, I woud be super grateful! 🤓

any luck solving it @charlotteoswald?

Looking at the AutomateWoo plugin code, I cannot see how any data except the template name is being utilised when the filter is applied:

$templates = apply_filters( 'automatewoo_email_templates', self::$templates );

Appears the $template_data['path'] is stripped out, only $template_data['template_name'] is used...