Can I duplicate the Easy Digital Downloads plugin (WordPress), give it another name and use it along with EDD as a different store?
My client wants to add 3 services separately, she does not want to use them as separate categories but want them as 3 different post types. So will duplicating the plugin work?
Thanks in advance,
Charles
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Rookie S3 user here looking to troubleshoot a problem I encountered while helping some friends with their business. Their business revolves around selling courses and the program they use is WooCommerce and they attach course files through WordPress. The way these courses work is that there is a live video call where people like to join in so the product on WooCommerce initially holds the details for the upcoming call and afterward additional audio and transcripts are added to the product for sale. The problem is that this means people who had bought the course prior to this call would not receive these files unless permission to see them was manually given. As this is redundant and troublesome, my thought was to change the purchase to instead give a link which goes into an Amazon S3 bucket labeled courses and give them access to a specific folder within it. Ideally, this link would let them see new files lives and furthermore would limit the size of data on the website which is hosted on a dedicated server (save some $$$ on hosting fees, 2 birds 1 stone) The problem however is that since I am a complete novice to this style of coding, I am unsure of how to do this although I do think it is possible given an answer is already out there or if I can bull and jam my way through a section of code. The reason I am looking to sort out courses as folders inside a bucket instead of individual buckets is that the number of courses the website currently has is nearing 200 and if an effort was made to change those then it would be well over the 100 bucket limit in addition to being an exercise in repetition. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
If I understand you correctly, you want to host content on S3, but want to achieve some degree of access control on that content.
The most straightforward way to do this, the one that involves minimal S3 integration, is to presign an S3 url for the user. the presigned url would be good for a limited time and could be generated directly before redirecting the user to that URL by your wordpress site, which would in turn hold aws access credentials.
https://docs.amazonaws.cn/zh_cn/aws-sdk-php/guide/latest/service/s3-presigned-url.html eplains more about this from a php perspective, which I'm guessing is the right lens for you.
This allows some modicum of access control ( the users can still share the document after they've accessed it, but at least it's not just public).
If you don't need access control, you can make the s3 object public and omit the signing altogether.
I have a website with Wordpress and I want to add members cards that they can fill their information and can download it from the website, but not sure how to do it I look for a plugin but I did not find.
also, I have 2 data on my website 'Event and Users' could I add them in one excel sheet or no?
I tried to look for a plugin
you need to separate your questions and add more information about your problem.
I'll try to help you:
** members cards **
You can use a form plugin to let the user fill the data (for example: name, surname, birth date, ecc..) that you need to print in the card. I suggest you to use this: https://formidableforms.com
the difficult way: you can intercept the form submission with formidable specific function "https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/frm_after_create_entry/" and with the collected data you can create image in the fly with php and imagemagik (or GD or other) https://www.php.net/manual/en/book.imagick.php. This part need that you have a little bit of experience in development. Check next point for a much simpler alternatives
the simple way: With formidable you can create a post (or better custom post) with the collected data without working on code:
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/create-posts/ then you can redirect user to that page.
Invite the user to print that page and setup a specific css for print: https://benfrain.com/create-print-styles-using-css3-media-queries/
I'm using Wordpress and Woocommerce to make an online store. I want to sell some accounts (username and password). For example, the product name would be "Foo" and contains 100 files each containing an account information. So, the product should appear once in store and on each sale one file should be delivered to user. How can I do this? Is there any add-on for this purpose?
Thanks in advance.
You need to be looking at "Digital Downloads". For example a rough overview on this is here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/digital-downloadable-product-handling/
And then to create the "different" files you will use product "Variations", where each variation would be a file.
I'm using drupal 7 to build a website. What annoys me the most that it seems there're so much fields which shares the same value across multiple modules setting. For example, E-mail address for site e-mail, simplenews sender and etc.
I'm wondering whether there's a way to solve the situation just like what we do in programming - using variable, so we don't need to change the values each by each, to keep them all the same.
Thanks!
Probably, you are looking for variable_set & variable_get drupal apis.
Example:
Set the value like this:
variable_set('email_id', 'abc#xyz.com');
Then you can retrieve it in any module like following:
$email_id = variable_get('email_id');
I'm going to set up a web shop that sells domain names.
Every domain is a single post, and every post contains about 10 custom fields.
My question is, are these custom fields accessible if I don't query them?
For example, you go to a single post (a domain overview in my case) and can you retrieve the values of my custom fields? Otherwise people can retrieve the code, without paying for it. Are those custom fields accessible if I don't query them, or not all of them?
Is it safe to keep the code's where you pay for in a custom field?
Thanks in advance!
You shouldn't be able to, but there's always the possibility of security holes in WP, or even something as simple as a brute force attack on the WP Admin area or your MySQL database.
I would err on the side of caution and keep any critical data in a separate system. Maybe after someone makes a purchase, you could have them log into a separate system to retrieve their activation codes.
Gumroad might be a decent end-to-end fulfillment system for you. Each of your domains would be a separate Gumroad product, and you could paste the shortlink into WordPress as a custom field. More info: https://gumroad.com/