I created a network of sites after activating the network of wordpress. I also installed on the network woocommerce to manage the purchasing system.
Now I need to connect the database woocommerce main site with one of it's sub-sites so that the subsites see the categories and product attributes of the main site.
Question :
when I go to add a product default categories and attributes are loaded from the current site but I need to take this data from the main site.
How to do that ?
get it from the wp_terms and wp_woocommerce_attributes_taxonomies
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i have a woocommerce website which is up and running, i've made a new installation of woocommerce website on another server, and migrating products/orders/customers/product categories, I've tried all plugins and options, the issue is, that I'm using a plugin namely Extra product option by "WooCommerce Extra Product Options By ThemeComplete" while migrating products it doesn't migrate Extra product options data with it, there are almost 10,000 products on my website, i want to migrate all the images and data to another website, not willing to migrate wordpress data, but only the Woocommerce data, Thanks
I want to create a website for dealership cars and I want to know if this is a way to add a tax when a customer want to publish a listing. I find something on google but they said that is only working on PayPal and somehow it limits the user to only post jobs - not cars or anything else.In my country PayPal is not an option for many people. Do you have any idea what should I do?
The website is made with Wordpress.
You need a plugin in order to transform your wordpress website to an e-commerce platform. Most popular one is WooCommerce which has an integrated tax system: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/setting-up-taxes-in-woocommerce/
I am using Advanced Custom Fields Pro on a WordPress site. In order to make the site a sandbox playground environment for our client, I am duplicating the site in a different instance so their changes won't break our site. However, when I duplicated the site, the ACF Pro settings and the custom fields did not transfer over to the new site.
1) Where are the settings saved for the ACF Pro fields we created?
2) How can I duplicate the settings from the old site to the new site without having to manually recreate the same settings by hand?
I am planning to create a new website for an organization. We will be several administrators.
Should I plan to install Wordpress on several computers (with different OS), or can I install Wordpress only once, with asking the other contributors to manage the site online?
Meanwhile, my idea is to use a subdirectory of our actual website to create the new one, before replace the old one. Is it a good idea?
Thanks for your help.
Based on what you've indicated in your question if this is for an organization you could take WordPress and create a WordPress Multisite. WordPress does have some documentation on Creating a Network. Multi-site will allow you to be the Super Admin and you could create a site for each department with their individual admins.
Roles and Capabilities
A few helpful links to read:
The Ultimate Guide to WordPress Multisite
How to Activate Multisite
How to Install and Setup WordPress Multisite Network
What is: Multisite (MU)
If you only want one site with multiple users and need some admin features you can setup custom roles with add_role( $role, $display_name, $capabilities );. There are some right-ups on Custom Roles, one I referenced was How to Create Custom User Roles in WordPress.
From comments:
You can build one site with several admins but you should be careful having several admins. One admin can delete other admins and take full control of the site or accidentally cause issues to the site.
To set this up in a directory all you would need to do is install a WP instance in that directory of your choosing but setup your database for it before hand and follow the install procedure. Before building so many admins I think you should review the roles to see if you don't need them to be editors.
No, WordPress instances can have multiple user accounts with different user types from admins to editors to other limited capabilities.
Im currently managing https://www.clippertea.com.sg/
The site is currently managed by a developer on Zen Cart and hosted on Rackspace.
Due to slow response and generally incompetency and high cost, we decided to manage both the website and the webshop on our own.
There are 2 things we need to do:
1) Migrating https://www.clippertea.com.sg/ to another host and preserving the original design (as an information site)
2) After migration when visitor click on "Shop", it will direct it to the NEW wordpress woocommerce storefront. (as an online shop using woocommerce)
In short, under new host of goDaddy (previously Rackspace), we will have www.clippertea.com.sg with its current existing look and clicking on "Shop" will lead to the woocommerce plugin as our online shop.
Is it possible to do so? (Under WP, one main website for information and clicking on "Shop" category leads to our webshop using Woocommerce)
Do I need another developer to migrate all the content from old site to new site? Or can I do so myself easily.
you can create a "shop" folder where you can upload WordPress and install WooCommerce there.