I'm looking for a way to create a search box on a multi-vendor WooCommerce site. The theme, Flatsome, has a search in the header for products, but my client would also like to have a search by vendor. We have installed BuddyPress and BP WC Vendors plugins. I tried the BP Profile Search, but the users of the site are customers and vendors, and I couldn't see a way to restrict the search to vendors. Thoughts?
Try the GeoDirectory plugin and the GeoDirectory Buddypress add-on. This will solve your problem and all your vendors to create a vendor profile. It will also allow your users to become vendors, and it comes with a sidebar widget to search for vendors.
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situation: I have a multi-vendor site with the shop built in woocommerce. Vendors have an account with a custom dashboard, and *we’ve *added their products to the system (they do not create their own products on the site) using their company name as a category.
question: What’s the best way to show them analytics only of the products that belong to them? Is there a plugin you can recommend, a tutorial, or a technique?
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
I am new to wordpress and i have a project of video tutorials website in wordpress where under different packages, different number of videos will be allocated and after purchasing, the user will be able to view them. I have built normal e-commerce websites but don't know how to make this website. Please guide me if any plugin is available and i can use it. Thank you so much..
With WooCommerce you are good to go. I believe It's the perfect ecommerce plugin for WordPress.
WooCommerce comes with a feature for digital or downloadable product (tutorial video in your case), where the user can be forced to sign in, complete the order and pay before downloading the content. After completing the order, content will be always available for download in that user account.
Note that product bundles are also available for WooCommerce as YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles plugin.
You can simply create a product for each video and a bundle of products for each tutorial (as seen on screenshot). You can set which product bundles will be shown on website.
I honestly have no idea when or why it started, but I'm getting multiple meta tags generated for my WordPress posts.
My site.
I'm running BlackMag on the latest version of WP.
My Plugins are:
Advertising Manager
Akismet
BackWPup
Better RSS Widget
Contact Form 7
Display Authors Widget
Dynamic Widgets
Easy Social Share Buttons for WordPress
Exclude Pages from Navigation
Featured Image In Rss Feed
Go Daddy Quick Setup
Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager for Wordpress
Insert Headers and Footers
iThemes Security
Jetpack by WordPress.com
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)
Pretty Link Lite
Restrict Widgets
Sexy Author Bio
SumoMe
TinyMCE Advanced
Ultimate Tag Cloud Widget
User Role Editor
W3 Total Cache
WP-Optimize
WP Mobile Detect
WP Post Template
WP Smush
WP User Avatar
Yoast SEO
If you are talking about the double analytics code - did you, by any chance, inserted it as pure code (hardcoded or with analytics plugin), and then - once again, with Google Tag Manager?
I don't see any doubled meta tags, anywhere...
I have bought this woocommerce plugin Software Add-on and installed this on one my WP sites where I sell my premium plugins and themes. It works fine when a product is purchased and the order email contains a license key generated by this plugin.
My question is how to incorporate or integrate this plugin API to a plugin so that end users ( my product buyers) can enter the key in a form or so and get my plugin activated. I find one test-script.php and a test-script-local.php. But I do not find any doc or guidance as how I can incorporate this in my plugin. My plugin is simple - it has the plugin php file, one functions.php, one css and one js file.
Any idea or guidance will be much appreciated.
Thanks
I'm looking to create a membership-basee website and I'm new to Wordpress so its been a headache trying to look for free plugins that can
creates 3 levels of membership (non-members, members, and premium members)
limit access to certain pages/functionality of the site to members/premium members
Also can't find a good plugin for customizable registration form
Take a look at Paid Memberships Pro, which is 100% open source, and available in the WordPress repository:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/paid-memberships-pro/
Here is some code to use hooks in the plugin to add fields to checkout page. It takes a bit of php skill and programming:
https://gist.github.com/1389944
Good luck.
If you are trying to create a membership website with WordPress, the memberpress plugin is what you should know about. It allows you to restrict certain areas and even add membership tiers for your WordPress website. it is one of the best plugins available for membership websites, you can check out the memberpress website from this link
https://memberpress.com/myohoguy/home