Hi I want to replace my existing eCommerce website which is in PHP with Woocommerce WordPress. I have got my theme, Dokan Plugin and many others but I dont know where do I get start? i have good experience on both but I want to keep my current site live while replacing WordPress with it and also I want to keep the URL structure same and replace my data such as products, vendors with WordPress. I have searched on google but did not find any tutorial to get me started I am looking forward to hear from you guys
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I'm a beginner who learns about WooCommerce and right now I have a project where I need to make from an HTML Website to a WordPress Theme where you can put a product and list on the page.
Can someone give me an article or share some information with me? Here is a photo of how I want to make it.
https://imgur.com/a/JDeoZD1 The line is facing the location for products but I don't know how to make a PHP and integrate to all products insert in this space with my .css. Thanks.
you have to use woocommerce such a rest api in your app check the link : https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/
this article show you how to link your woocommerce store with php : https://iconicwp.com/blog/woocommerce-api-php/
I want to add shop to a site. But, before using the tools I need to know if I'm using the right ones
The site is already built in a form of a blog with different articles. In this stage I want to add a shop and I decided to use Woocommerce as a plugin.
The point is that i don't know how to continue. Should i build a child-theme for the shop to take the same style of the website that is already build?
Many of you might suggest shopiffy but at this point I want to have an idea more about the woocommerce.
I want to edit a payment plugin for Wordpress. The plugin that I´m using for my site is Photo Seller Plugin (https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-photo-seller-plugin), but I want to change the checkout site, because this is too old. So I was thinking in implement that plugin but using from checkout another payment plug in.
It´s this possible, can I change the checkout part editing the PHP files? I took a look at the files and both of them have many folders and files. I want to know if someone has done this before to give me some light in the problem.
I have been seeing that has many folders dedicated for the checkout, and I should change all the variables and make it one, so I don´t know by where I can start.
I have a wordpress multisite network and it has 6 blogs who's posts I want to extract and put into 6 different pages on a separate website (this separate website is not wordpress based but it is php based). Its kind of like integrating wordpress blog into my own website but it does'nt seem to work for wordpress MU blogs. I spent all morning searching the web on how to do this but have come up with nothing. Anyone have any idea on how I can achieve this?
Thanks
Easiest way to do it is with the free FishPig extension for Magento.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/wordpress-integration.html
I use it on all of my sites and it's pretty easy.
You can get then get WordPress MU Integration from this extension:
http://fishpig.co.uk/wordpress-mu-integration.html
If you are extracting posts from each site, then using feed would be an obvious option to go. just post fix the /feed to each blog main url to get posts. In your own site, you will get posts in XML format, you then can parse it with php simpleXML.
im looking easy steps for convert any html/php template into a very simple wordpress theme for personal use. I have a site, in there i want news at the begining using the wordpress interface, i worked a lot with wordpress and i made some themes, but modifing already made ones, so i didnt care a lot about the code.
So, lookin in internet i dint found a good step by step tutorial in order to create a simple theme in wordpress from 0. Remember that i dont need sidebars, widgets and soo, i only need "the loop", or, the last 3 post made.
It's as simple as installing wordpress correctly and then including the wp-blog-header file into your pages. Doing so will give you access to all of WP's functions.
require('/path/to/wp-blog-header.php');
$posts = get_posts('arguments');