I have a landing page that I am creating in UnBounce. I have created a button on UnBounce and I would like it to go to a shopping cart on my woocommerce page that has the item in it. For example, if I am selling chocolate chip cookies the user would click the "buy now" for chocolate chip cookies on UnBounce and it would take them to a shopping cart on woocommerce with a dozen chocolate chip cookies in it. I would rather this didn't go to the product page (which I know is possibe) - just the shopping cart.
Thank you for you help.
WooCommerce can add any product to the cart using the following URL http://example.com?add-to-cart=PRODUCT_ID
Unfortunately Unbonce does a mess with add-to-cart variable, changing it to addtocart.
So you will need a function to receive the Unbounce variables and change them to WooCommerce variables.
Does it make sense to you?
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Gabriel
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Really struggling here as it's my first website. I currently have the free Dawn theme, I'm trying to add buttons to all my product pages, instead of "add to cart", I'd like to change those buttons so they redirect to my etsy product page or eBay product page. A button that says "Purchase on etsy" which directs to my etsy page and vice versa.
I'm currently not equipped at the moment to have my shopify running as an actual store, and want to use it mostly as an inventory management system and be able to tag my products on instagram and facebook.
Thanks
As Onkar mentioned, you can use Products Metafields to create new custom external purchase URL for the products.
Then use some CSS code to hide existing ADD TO CART button.
You can add new section "CUSTOM LIQUID" to display new external purchase button.
I am working on a store in WordPress. I want to sell digital keycodes for games and also the game accessories, but I don't have money first to buy them and then sell on the store. So I wanted to ask if there is any way that customers place an order on my website and the order is completed through another website for him.
Like if the customer buys a game controller from my store, the order will be fulfilled my website like amazon.
Indeed the order will have to be completed on another website but that website will need to have an affiliate program. For example Amazon has affiliate programs and to get sale revenue you just need to add an affiliate link to the product.
That is done very easily with WooCommerce plugin for WordPress.
Each product can be set to redirect to an external link, an affiliate link.
To do that inside of WooCommerce:
Simply choose External/Affiliate product from the Product Data dropdown menu when editing your product.
Add the product URL. This will be the affiliate link or other links you were given that lead the customer directly to the outside site.
You can do the same without WooCommerce but it is a lot simpler to handle pricing, stock/inventory, variations for products using WooCommerce.
I am now building my own website that will show some pictures to users.
That's like ebay but unable to buy any items.
Just click and contact to the seller.
Here are 2 screenshots.
For example, click the first item, then the second page will show up.
Like the screenshot, I do Not want to see the 'Add to cart'. Instead of that, I want to see this, Contact the seller then it will show the seller's phone number.
I installed woocommerece & WV vendors plugins.
If you have any good suggestion, It will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Woocommerece is for selling items. If you are trying to create a lookalike shop site, I'd recommend:
Creating a custom post type for the products
Create custom fields for all the properties of your product & seller information.
Style the page as you wish.
Woocommerece is totally not necessery here.
Hi I want to add checkbox on my Cart page of woocommerce when user check the box it will automatically subscribe them for my product. I have bought woocommerce subcriber plugin but I don't know how to add checkbox which will have this functionality in cart page.
I will try to answer to the best of my knowledge given that I am not proficient with woocommerce. But the general idea is that, you add your checkbox on the cart page of the theme and pass the the value via form data(like name="subscribe" value="True/false") to the data handler(most probably the next page in the checkout cycle which would be delivery or payment options page), which will then call the plugin and pass the subscriber info to it. I would say that it would make sense to put the checkbox where you collect customer info but hey your site, your choice.
Sorry if this is a very generic answer and not a detailed one. I am very new to this myself. Best of luck.
I am running the WooCommerce extension "Product Add-ons".
I have created a catering website and ideally, the customer should be able to click the "Platinum Upgrade: Add a fresh fruit cup and a chocolate dipped strawberry to each box" to add $2.00 to the item's price.
http://tkainteractive.com/sandbox/product/angus-roast-beef-avocado/
On the product page, when you click that checkbox, the price LOOKS like it changes, but when you go to look at that item in your cart, it DOES NOT have the increased price for the add-on.
I have tried submitting a support ticket to WooThemes (where the extension was purchased), but it's been ignored...
I am not skilled outside of html5/css3 and I have no idea where to even begin to fix this. Any direction would be MUCH appreciated.
Thank you
It's hard to ascertain what the problem could be but I have found in the past a good place to start is to disable AJAX in either the Theme or Woocommerce. Otherwise turn off plugins one by one and test to see if there are any conflicts also try switching themes.