I have my own service website, it has many posts (say some 50) and in each post I have kept paypal buttons in order to make payment by my visitors.
But I am thinking to have a shopping cart in place of those paypal buttons so that visitors will give away their email id and also they make payment.
I tried to use wp-ecommerce, BUT unfortunately its forcing me to use URLs something like www.somedomain.com/shop/someservice (or) www.somedomain.com/products-page/someservice
Since I already have many posts and these were indexed too, so I cannot change my URLs too.
So, I need like this: just replacing with some 'Add To Cart' button in place of my paypal button for all of my posts. How can I achieve this?
Make a custom button that says 'Add to Cart' and in the href="insert paypals api link"
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Help me I'm looking around, but I still don't find what I need, add another button on my woocomerce store page with the option to add to cart and continue shopping without leaving the page
Here's an example of what I need:
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 new on Wordpress and I want to add new payment method on wooCommerce so I added new payment method to checkout options on admin side.
Here is my all addition under woocommerce/wp-content/plugins/myplugin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23159841/
On the client side, I created new template for displaying credit card form. I want to see this form on new page after "checkout now" button clicked.
How can I integrate my template with WooCommerce? I didn't find any example like that.
When you click "Proceed To Checkout" button in next page you automatically got credit card payment option (If you enable it). You don't need to create any extra page.
I'm not sure it's meant to be like this, but when I click the 'Add to cart' button on a product (when viewing a page of products), no visual confirmation is given to the user.
Am I missing a JS file? Or maybe I need a div with a specific ID in my HTML for the message to be displayed in? Or do I need to create my own JS callback method to handle when the product has been added?
I've researched this, and there's surprisingly little info on it (so maybe I broke something?).
I have WC's "Enable AJAX add to cart buttons on product archives" option ticked, and I can confirm that products are actually being added to the cart - the user just doesn't know anything about it!
Thanks in advance.
Problem solved - I had unticked WC's "Enable WooCommerce CSS styles". It should come with a warning in my opinion! :)