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Please suggest me some better ecommerce plugins for WordPress sites?
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Take a look at WP-ecommerce if you're looking for a shopping cart. And Your Member ( www.newmedias.co.uk/wordpress-membership) is ok if you're trying to do content subscription (ie pay x for access to content in the blog)
I can heartily recommend Shopp from Ingenesis Limited if you want a customisable solution. I have used it for 6 sites now, some very customised, and - although I've hit problems as you would with any development work - nothing has been insurmountable. This is mainly because the Shopp page template and Plugin API are so versatile. Support is good, although you have to get your hands dirty and try and work along with the developers to get things working i.e. they usually won't just write a custom Payment gateway or shipping plugin for you!
One drawback is that I can't link you to any of the API docs because they operate a 'buy, try, no quibble money back thing instead' of a trial, and only allow registered users to see all the docs. There is a Feature List here though.
wp e-commerce - free version available, has addons and themes
shopp - paid
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I want a simple html and javascript based web page for editing a single document for documentation of an app that I am making. it should be editable by multiple people if possible asking for a password before it registers. I have ftp access to a web site but that is it. no database. I did not find anything that will point to a single file and just simply edit it without any software requirements. it would be nice if it were mobile friendly too.
I work for a hosting provider so that is a good question imo. What you are looking for is a flat file storage CMS to avoid a database. Requiring user management and simplicity you will not want to code this from scratch. We deal with alot of CMS (Content Management Systems) and most are bloated and require MySQL.
Check Out: http://get-simple.info/
I fired an installation up and it is very easy to install, has alot of features, and is very WordPress like which means it looks good out of the box and is very easy to use.
I hope this helps you out and if you do use it let me know your thoughts.
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I'm looking to offer online services using my WP site.
Every time a user pays the subscription his WP account is promoted to a special user role for example subscriber and every subscriber can create tickets using WP.
So I'm looking for one or more plugins that can handle the Paypal payment, then upgrade user to susbcriber and let him create,edit and reply support tickets.
When user subscription ends then he wont be able to access the ticket system unless he renews his subscription.
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I would really consider s2memeber/ s2member pro.
the normal is a free and really great membership plugin I've used it for several years now. pretty solid.
s2member
its really easy to run and their support is pretty good.
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I'm trying to find the way to do paid memberships in a Drupal site, for example, access some content when I pay some membership. I have read a lot but most of the example are for Drupal 6 or using moneyscripts.net. Also I have read some tutorials about ubercart, uc_recurring, etc but none of them work well.
Is there some way to add paid memberships in Drupal 7? Maybe someone can give me some direction, thread, tutorial, etc.
Thanks!
I asked in the Drupal forums and they helped me with the solution, here is the thread: http://drupal.org/node/1607152 and here you can find the solution: http://drupal.org/node/1312418
I am also looking for a solution to this. Commerce subscription products looks like the best option but I am still researching options and haven't tested this solution yet due to some limitations:
This modules does not implement a recurrent payment solution and automated subscription renewals. Though this could be integrated via add-on modules.
The module provides only one kind of subscriptions on a site. If multiple subscription types are needed, the module and its configuration could be theoretically cloned (and renamed) though.
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I'm relatively new to wordpress.
I mainly use wp for very simple websites, where i just want a simple theme other than the default, and there is no need to pay for a premium theme.
Unfortunately, the words "free" and "word press theme" on google attract a host of malicious websites.
Unfortunately, the majority of free wp theme websites (that i found) have themes that contain hidden links, malware, advertising, or are stolen from other websites.
Please provide any websites that offer free wp themes that are clean, malware free and advertising free.
Smashing Magazine often do great themes for free - have a look at:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/tag/wordpress/
They often do 'round up' posts of great free themes too.
The answer is wordpress itself
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/
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I would like to integrate a "virtual blackboard" functionality with my e-learning website. I would like users to be able to participate in "meetings", with the following functionality:
chat (optionaly voice chat/videochat)
virtual blackboard (collaborative drawing)
screensharing (so one of the users can present material like pictures to other users)
ideally Flash or Java applet based (so users wouldn't have to install any additional software - but this is not a requirement, as long as setup wouldn't be too cumbersome)
I guess there are no free solutions, so I'm looking for a paid one. It would be best if users didn't have to set up separate accounts to participate in meetings. Perhaps they could just click on a link with the meeting id.
I googled a little and looked at Adobe Connect Pro. Are there any alternatives that you can recommend?
Checkout BigBlueButton http://www.bigbluebutton.org/
BigBlueButton is an active open source
project that focuses on usability,
modularity, and clean design -- both
for the user and the developer. The
project is hosted at Google Code
http://code.google.com/p/bigbluebutton/
It's not hard to create one with only JavaScript. Then the user really doesn't have to install anything, unlike with Flash or Java.
A pretty good tutorial is here, and additionally Ajax: The Definitive Guide has a good tutorial around Ch. 20 ish.
Influxis also has some Flash based meeting software apps and gives you the source code, so that you may extend them, if you are interested in that.
http://influxis.com/applications/