Hot answers tagged plugin-wp-e-commerce
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if you are going for a e-commerce website here are some really good themes, plugins, and trickes that you will find really helpfull
Themes
Sommerce Shop: http://themeforest.net/item/sommerce-shop-a-versatile-ecommerce-theme/542001
Demo: http://www.yourinspirationweb.com/tf/?theme=sommerce
wordpress theme
Mojo Theme: ...
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I highly recommend WooCommerce. Those guys are brilliant. It's based off of Jigoshop another great solution. To me, though, WC is one of, if not, the best solutions for WP e-commerce. Great support. Great themes. Uber easy to integrate with a custom theme as well.
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WP e-Commerce is probably the best you are going to get while still keeping within the confines of WordPress. Keep in mind WordPress was designed originally for blogging, but it has expanded to do so much more.
For a really big store it is probably a good idea to go to dedicated store software like Magento or OS Commerce. If you want to start out with WP ...
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W3 Total Cache is a very advanced plugin that has built in ways to handle almost any situation.
To exclude a page from being cached use one of the following commands below:
define('DONOTCACHEPAGE', true);
Disables page caching for a given page.
define('DONOTCACHEDB', true);
Disables database caching for given page.
define('DONOTMINIFY', true);
Disables ...
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I hope this isn't too late..
I was also looking for this a bit back and found the following on the internet, can't remember where...
I have purchased the gold cart option, but I'm not sure if it's a prereq for this to work..
in your theme header file, add the following:
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
...
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The filter exists to avoid the need for replacements in the plugin code.
What you probably need is:
add_filter( 'wpsc_purchase_logs_cap', 'wpse_72095_admin_to_editor' );
function wpse_72095_admin_to_editor()
{
return 'edit_others_posts';
}
This will change the capability/role to editor.
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There are currently two copies of jQuery loaded on site:
In header there is jQuery bundled with WordPress, likely requested by some plugin.
In footer there is jQuery from Google CDN, likely added by your code?
Obviously this is one too many. There are couple of ways to handle it:
If you are fine with using bundled copy you need to register/enqueue your ...
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You Should look at dukapress it a fairly new E-Commerce plugin
but its loaded with features and it uses Custom post types.
and as for the relation part, i had that same challenge as your are having in developing a site for one of my customers, i needed to relate a CPT (custom post type) named "Question"
to Groups of CTP named "Answer" so i could display ...
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I agree with Goran on editing the core files. It should not be done. But, if a user has dimensions in the name of the image, they will also be replaced and the image won't display with this regular expression. Instead, you can create a new function in your theme's functions.php file. Something like this:
function wpsc_cart_item_image2( $width = 95, $height ...
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Questions like this is are not really suitable for WPSE because they attract a lot of subjective, open ended opinion, for which there is often no right answer.
Let me give you a real world example.
I have used several WordPress E-commerce plugins, both free and premium types, I've also created my own custom solutions in certain cases too.
However I often ...
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WP E-commerce uses WordPress post objects to store products, so you don't need any special functions or callbacks. query_posts will support everything you need, you can learn about the details of how everything is set up by reading about their database schema.
Specifically, the SKU is in the wp_postmeta table with a meta_key of _wpsc_sku.
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I use this for tag display on an archive page. its a ul, with each tag in an li. You'll see that 21 in the code. That is for only displaying tags with more than 21 posts assigned. You can change that number as you like.... If you have a lot of tags, it helps keep the riff raff out
<h6><?php _e( 'Popular Tags', 'voodoo_lion' ); ...
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wpsc_the_product_title is just a wrapper for get_the_title, and it doesn't take any arguments.
Call setup_postdata( $item['prodid'] ) at the start of your foreach loop, and then the function should perform as expected.
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WordPress uses a template system- content is stored in a database and gets inserted into a template when a page is served, so pages and products don't exist as separate, physical things.
To edit the templates Wp E-Commerce uses, go to Settings > Store and click on the presentation tab. There will be an advanced Theme Settings box which will allow you to ...
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credit card info is not stored anywhere, it's transmitted securely to the payment processor and then forgotten. storing cc info introduces a host of potential security issues and requires you be PCI compliant for storing sensitive info.
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I was unable to get the proposed solution to work (maybe doesn't work with the latest).
There is a plugin called SP WPEC Variation Image Swap . It works well with WP E Commerce 3.8.7.6.2 (but not 3.8.8 beta).
Note: to set the variation pics, edit the main product and once you make variation/sets available by checking them and hitting the update button, you ...
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When i first used it I followed the tuts up ate YouTube, here are a few good ones that I have bookmarked:
Installing and Setting up WP-eCommerce WordPress Plugin - Pt: 1
Installing and Setting up WP-eCommerce WordPress Plugin - Pt: 2
profile with helpful videos
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Of course it is worth looking at Jigoshop themes. Next there are WooCommerce themes based on WooCommerce plugin which is quiet derived from Jigoshop plugin (I would give a try to Sommerce Shop theme too).
All in all my favorite plugin is still WP e-Commerce plugin and its system of templates. I used one great theme with lot of functionality based on this ...
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I suggest you not to hack core files because of updates.
Rather transfer WPEC files to your theme folder and then in wpsc-shopping_cart_page.php file add following above image call
<?php
$imgurl = wpsc_cart_item_image();
$image = preg_replace('&(-[0-9]{1,4}x[0-9]{1,4})&is', '', $imgurl);
?>
then call original image with <?php echo $image; ...
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I guess you've echoed the result of shortcode callback function rather than returning them. Please check here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
Shortcodes are written by providing a handler function. Shortcode
handlers are broadly similar to WordPress filters: they accept
parameters (attributes) and return a result (the shortcode output).
...
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On its own WordPress does not handle e-commerce, you need a third-party e-commerce plugin. There are a number out there, each with their own feature set-
woocommerce
wp e-commerce
eshop
ecwid
shopp
jigoshop
cart66
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I think your best bet would be to use a service like Fetch or Quickly. Although these aren't integrated into WordPress proper, they're the best way I've found for selling digital assets on the web.
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As it turns out, all I needed to do was add the following to the function.php of my genesis child-theme.
add_action('init' , 'wpec_genesis_add_layout_support');
function wpec_genesis_add_layout_support(){
add_post_type_support( 'wpsc-product', 'genesis-layouts' );
}
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WordPress does not allow uploads of .xml files but you can add it by adding a mime type for it. This worked for me:
function addUploadXML($mimes) {
$mimes = array_merge($mimes, array('xml' => 'text/xml'));.
return $mimes;
}
add_filter('upload_mimes', 'addUploadXML');
Also, when I researched the mime type, I came up with a number of different ...
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I would recommend the woo themes E-Commerce theme framework. Woo Themes framework is fine coded and it is user friendly optimized. Majorly they have premium themes but they also have some free E-Commerce theme. Woo would be an all in one package.
http://www.woothemes.com/themes/woocommerce-themes/
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maybe you can use tokokoo.com, my former employee. This company have legion of coder who expert on wp-eCommerce plugin.
on Or you can use theme from colorlabsprojects.com, they don't have many of eCommerce theme. But i think their design is quite exceptional.
Fyi, it's not a promotion. I dont work on both of company
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Just reread your question before posting the following, so my answer's kinda not what you're asking but I would say if you're just starting with WordPress ecommerce, save yourself some wp-ecommerce headache and check out jigoshop.
I've worked with Jigoshop, Marketpress & WP Ecommerce and would say Jigoshop is by far the best of the three. The Jigoshop ...
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I've prepared a plugin for WPEC which enables you to use Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order plugin on variations items.
So, changing variations items order is as easy as drag and drop.
You can download it at: http://david.binda.cz/products-page/plugins/custom-variation-order-for-wordpress-e-commerce
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this is a simple function that will add an item to the cart. you could tie this to an ajax call and pass whatever POST vars you want, obviously product id, quantity, etc..
function my_add_to_cart(){
global $wpsc_cart;
$product_id = 1;
$args = array();
$args['quantity'] = 1;
$args['variation_values'] = null;
$args['provided_price'] = ...
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This is a kludge, not a fix. This patch fixes the problem, but doesn't identify why it is happening.
In file
wp-content\plugins\wp-e-commerce\wpsc-includes\theme.functions.php
locate the function
function wpsc_display_products_page( $query )
Add the following code just before the WP_QUERY object is created:
if(!empty($query['tag'])){
...
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