I can set the Is enabled property for NopCommerce plugins in Admin panel, but in which file (or DB table) can I do it programmatically?
Thanks in advance!
It depends on a plugin type. A list of active payment plugins is stored into one setting, active widgets are stored into other one ('widgetsettings.activewidgetsystemnames'), etc
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I need to create a plugin to disable reward points for a specific customer role.
The plugin must give me the option in the reward points settings to give me something like this to select customer role(s).
Any clue on how I can do it?
No idea how since I am new to Nopcommerce.
The same plugin configuration has been used in Nop.Plugin.DiscountRules.CustomerRoles. You can get all the functions and code from that plugin.
Nop.Plugin.DiscountRules.CustomerRoles GitHub link
Before starting development of the plugin, you can see the source code and get ideas from default NopCommerce plugins
NopCommerce Default Plugins GitHub link
I am updating a live site from production server. I don't have access to PHPMyadmin. I can choose certain database tables to move from the production site's admin panel to the live one. Question: Which Db tables are used by WP plugin "Custom Fields" (or - "Advanced custom fields") ?
I know only one table which is wp_postmeta but importing this table alone doesn't work (custom fields don't appear on the live site). And I cannot import all tables because of the content and other settings that are up to date on the live site. Thank you!
Custom fields was saving in e.g. wp_postmeta. Var_dump get_post_meta() to see all of them connected to specific post.
BTW - you don't need PHPMyadmin to see DB :)
I am new in wordpress. I have read lots of about the plugin creation and thier steps. Can any body explain me why the plugin name is unique? I have read that for avoiding conflict keep plugin name unique. My question is if I have created different or unique shortcode then whats the problem?
In case you publish it, it needs a unique name to display on the WordPress page (or wherever).
How would a regular user know which plugin is the right one if both have the same name? Less computer-savvy users wouldn't be able to check for the plugin code to differentiate them.
Also, the plugin files are named after the plugin name itself. And Wordpress uses this information internally. If two plugins that happen to have the same name were installed under the same Wordpress website, there might be conflicts on Wordpress representation.
A WordPress plugin identified on WordPress.org by its name only. So if plugin name is not unique, even on a local computer for testing, plugin might be overridden automatically by the next update from by a developer with the same app name published in wordpress.org/plugins/.
What happens when you upload manually a none unique name plugin to your WordPress blog? I guess it will be damaged or hacked by anyone who publishes plugin with the same name. That is why not only the name must be unique but you also have to publish it on wordpress.org/plugins/ to prevent anyone change it, or else you have to disable plugin updates.
There are lot of configuration options on plone control panel, for example "security settings".
I need to pre-set for checking "enable user folders " option, it should be immediately effect when a plone site created.
How do I configure control panel settings from a generic setup profile?
It's often a good idea to create a policy product that'll be installed to initialize your site. In your case, your policy product would only have a GS profile.
To get what you're asking, the easiest way would be to simply, make the change on a vallina plone site, then export the GS settings of your site and then use that in your product.
To export the current settings for your site:
go to the zmi(append /manage onto site url)
go to portal_setup
go to export tab
scroll down and click to export all profiles
You import a changed version of the "controlpanel.xml" GenericSetup file. Some details on the controlpanel.xml file are at http://plone.org/documentation/manual/developer-manual/generic-setup/reference/control-panel, and the general procedure for working with GenericSetup is at http://plone.org/documentation/manual/developer-manual/generic-setup. You also may find http://collective-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/components/genericsetup.html helpful.
Orders Section is located in Admin Panel which means that Order Manager has access to everything like Pages, Products, Settings etc. Is there a way to limit Manager Abilities?
Yes, you can use plugins available to increase/decrease user capabilities. ex. User Role Capabilities.