I know, the question isn't clear in itself. Let me explain.
I want to create a system where a visitor can choose options from different lists and result will be the total amount with all the details of the selected components.
Theoretically it's a simple formula but i have no idea how to apply it on wordpress. i am not even on moderate level in programming.
So, anyone has any idea, how it can be achieved, any plugin or functions.
Thanks in advance!
If your not comfortable coding this is a bit tough. It sounds like you're talking about some type of store (total amount?). A list of items with details and price and lists of add ons or features that change the price and product configuration? Something like that?
Coding this would I think be a bunch of jQuery/javascript. Otherwise try the Gravity Forms plugin (which I've used and should be able to do this for you) or perhaps a straight ecommerce plugin - there are lots. Then I think you just have to learn the plugin to get the setup you want.
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I have searched this site and the ZenCart site and have come up with nothing I can use. I want to move orders from Zen Cart to Woocommerce. I have exported everything from Zen and already moved it to Woo, except for the orders. The csv and xml files do not contain the actual order information (with the exception of an order number, which isn't helpful to woo). I can only find one mapping system (Cart2Cart) but it is extremely expensive for over 130k orders.
So, my question is, do you know a better way to migrate this? If not, do you have a solution I've not thought of? If it were just a few hundred or thousand orders, it would be no problem migrating, but this amount of orders is one I'm not familiar with.
I'm well versed in phpmyadmin so I can export etc. Please let me know what other information I can give to you and thank you, in advance, for your help!
Thank you,
K
WordPress offers some WooCommerce migration plugins that can help you much in this situation.
Try this one: https://wordpress.org/plugins/nextcart-woocommerce-migration/
It allows to move orders from ZenCart to WooCommerce for free.
I have a few stores and did a bunch of migrations. I've tried different methods, but an automated way worked best for me, since I do not have much time to do that tech stuff by myself. I would advise you try Cart2Cart - it's my number one assistant. The guys are really great and make everything run smoothly. The price is affordable, so no need to worry about that. You can perform a free demo and make a final decision. Have a great one!
I want to do a review of my sales over the past year but am having trouble finding a way to list my sales by individual product. It allows me to list them by total amount/customer name/date etc etc, but I can't seem to break it down any further than that.
Is there a plugin that lets me see sales by individual product, or some feature within WP e-C?
WP didn't design for e-commerce sites, I suggest if you use open cart script its very easy and very useful, and if you are looking for more advance way you can try prestashop I always recommend this its very useful and you can generate a lot of of data from it.
Well, I know i'm going to be downvoted, but i think it's worth the shot.
I never worked with wordpress, and find it very displeasing to work with. A friend of mine asked me to implement a feature and i just don't have the time to understand it's inner works.
What i'm looking for is a plugin that let me have some sort of a tree, representing localization, kind of like:
Country
State
City
Person 1
Person 2
Person 3
and let me represent it with dependent select boxes that will list the people that belong to in the city, in the state, in the country i select?
Thanks for your help, and i'm sorry if this falls out the scope of SO
P.S.: yes, i have looked and looked in the wordpress plugin directory and haven't found anything.
Probably you will never find a plugin with such a feature.
This is a simple rule-based interface in a structure database.
I suggest you create a database structure parallel to wordpress with the characteristics necessary for the hierarchy shown in your example.
After this model database, you can use the the class wpdb() in wordpress to access this table and perform the query. In the link below there are instructions for this:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb
If you want to use the structure of the actual wordpress users, there are some plugins for listing users:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-user-listing/
http://wordpress.org/plugins/user-list/
But user registration provided by wordpress can not provide detailed information about the user that you need.
Hope this helps.
I'm a king of a noob in drupal.
I'm trying to use Voting API and Advanced Pool module, now I'm customizing node-advpoll_binary.tpl.php template, and i can access only the total votes.
I'd like to know how get the poll results for each answer in order to calculate percentage results.
Does anyone have the solution??
You don't typically want to do calculations in the theme layer. You may be able to output the numbers you're looking for using the Views module.
I'm using jQuery, ASP.NET, SQL Server, and the other usual suspects to design a company CRM. After they put in contact info, notes, dates, places and so forth they have to be able to select many different people to be "CC'ed." A group of people will be required to be one either "CC'ed" or "ToDo." The rest of the people can be nothing or "CC" or "ToDo." Currently we have it set up as a huge databind to templates with radio buttons for each option. Looks like shit. Anyone have any suggestions? I'd like to use a template with a datasource and have a good way to retrieve their answers and use them.
I'm leaning jQuery direction but like I said I'll need there to be up to 3 possible options for the people. This is going to be all opinion so I'm just looking for options.
Just to re-clarify, this concept is similar to email but I don't want them to have to type anything in as it is a set group of names that they're allowed to select from.
Looking for quick simple and pretty. somewhere in the range of 120 names.
If you intend to look down the jQuery route, I suggest that this widget could possibly help you out (even if only for inspiration sakes). http://quasipartikel.at/multiselect/
I'm struggling to "visualize" your form for terms of "real-estate expendature" etc.
Not directly what you are looking for, but this plugin may help
http://devgrow.com/slidernav-jquery-plugin/
Typing with intellisense. Sorry - any graphical thing will look overloaded.
Or: A table with filter options on top (again, typing). THere simply is no other way.
What I would most likely do to achieve this is implement the auto filter pattern that you type in a text box a few letters of the name and then it would filter down all of the overall results to those containing that pattern. Then have a select all button that will let you check all of them, and then the user can manually uncheck a few instead of having to check all.
The other thing to do would be to offer some type of categorization of the data so that they could filter by category that would put people in probable groups that would want all them all together. Like IT, HR, Executive or something similar.