Attribute
show_ordersnnFunction
To display all the orders that have been enterednnDescription
The attribute is taken by the tracking form shortcode. The customer is allowed to enter a single order or a list of orders to be displayed, therefore if you set the attribute to “Yes”, it will display all the orders entered.nnExample
[ tracking-form show_orders=’Yes’ ]
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