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.
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I dont know if this is possible but I would like to create my Woocommerce Shop Frace65.com into multilingual. But the Plugins to make this happen are to expensive for me. Is it possible to install a new Wordpress but connect the Woocommerce products, sales etc from both installations togheter in one database?
You can use this free plugin which is compatible with WooCommerce - WP Multilang. No need of any add-ons and its tab-based language switching in admin panel would be very user-friendly.
Yes, Its possible to install wordpress and woocommerce in one database. You can just follow the steps by link, https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/start-with-woocommerce-in-5-steps/
Use qTranslate-X with the Woocommerce addon. Yes, the plugin is a little old now, but there is a project to revive it and bring it up to date. That said, I use it on 2 sites, one with Woocommerce, and can confirm that it works perfectly well. It's free and has the major advantage that all of the translations are kept in the same post, so there's no duplication.
I am looking for a WordPress plugin/theme that offers similar functionality to this website: https://secure.heathrow.com
The search would essentially be the same, leading through to a few options which you can then book/purchase via a payment merchant.
I have ploughed through wordpress.org plugins section, and had no joy.
If anyone can recommend or know of anything similar, as has any type of solution I would be most grateful! :)
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You will not find a specific WordPress plugin tailored to that type of search and purchase function. If you look at the source code for that site (in Chrome, View -> Developer -> View Source), you will see that the main script that is running the search is an .asp script (Microsoft product). This is likely a custom built site.
There are some plugins that will help you with e-commerce on the WordPress platform such as WooCommerce, Shopify, WP Ecommerce, etc, all of which do charge fees for the services provided in the plugin. Many people who run e-commerce sites often find developers to work with them to build something more custom than these platform plugins can provide.
Instead, look for a search function plugin in WordPress to go through your database, then evaluate the e-commerce platform plugins for a functional match. A good rule of thumb in WordPress is that if you can't find an exact plugin for what you want, try to break the pieces down into components and search for a plugin for each of the components.
I want to attach Qwipi merchant with WordPress (woo commerce).
I searched a lot but didn't get any plugin.
I tried to get plugin but there isn't one.
Is there any way of doing this?
We recently built a QWIPI payment module for OpenCart - there isn't currently one for WooCommerce but we would be willing to make one for you if interested? Drop me an email - ben#weboptic.co.uk
I'm an experienced Linux user, but have a limited WordPress experience (I admin a WordPress website with ProPhoto plugin since 1 year for my wife).
Now I am trying to install a web shop plugin on a new WordPress 3.9 website.
I have tried wooCommerce and WP e-Commerce plugins and my problem is: the plugins install just fine, but the site appearance is unchanged.
So I go into Dashboard -> Themes thinking that maybe a new theme has been installed by the plugins and I just need to activate it - but there are only the core themes:
I search for additional themes, but only see commercial ones, like "MayaShop". I do plan to purchase a commercial theme later, but first I'd like to try a "core" wooCommerce theme - to get used to this plugin.
How to find/activate/install the default wooCommerce theme please?
WooCommerce is only a plugin and won't change the appearance of your site. You won't see any changes until you go to a product or checkout related page.
If you'd like to try a free WooCommerce enabled theme, there's a list here that can get you started: http://www.woothemes.com/2013/09/5-free-woocommerce-enabled-wordpress-themes-to-kickstart-your-business-online/
This article would also be a good resource to get you started: http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-woocommerce-initial-setup--wp-29011
I'm trying to install Smashing Magazine's free e-commerce wordpress theme that uses PrestaShop and Wordpress together. I've been trying for about a day already and can't figure it out. Anyone willing to help?
this is the link to the file
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/06/26/free-prestashop-and-wordpress-e-commerce-theme-velvet-sky/
You should look at these suggestions they are very similar to your problem. You should also install the Prestashop-to-Wordpress plugin and the PrestaShop module for WordPress. I think you have to pay for the PrestaShop module for WordPress though.
It is two separate installs, 1 wp and 2 prestashop! The theme was designed to look the same so one can have both and user can navigate both but seems as they are on one platform, you can't install prestashop inside wordpress, you could possibly add the header & footer as well as a widget inside the blog or use iframe to view parts of it. They are two different platforms and to integrate both fully you would either have to create a module of some sort for prestashop or a plugin for wordpress in either case you would be using one or the other with both installed in your hosting account. If you want a shop in your blog or a blog in your shop the best way to do this would be to have a web designer create you a custom themes that look similar for both wordpress and prestashop, this would also be the case for any other shopping of blog platform. With that said both wordpress and prestashop offer solutions. With wordpress you can add plugins in order to sell products in your blog, with prestashop they offer various blog modules that you can install in your store, so you do have some options, I hope this helps sort it out for you, Good Day!