A couple of different hings are going on according to your log: The “deprecated” functions mean that you’re using a theme that calls old functions. You need to update your theme to be compatible with the version of Woocommerce you are running. This doesn’t break your site, but should be addressed. The “warning” and “error” … Read more
Larry Ullman’s book PHP 6 and MySQL 5 for Dynamic Web Sites: Visual QuickPro Guide has an excellent chapter on building an e-Commerce website. It has nothing to do with WordPress, but I found it to be an excellent introduction to the very basic e-Commerce concepts way back when I read it. I think it … Read more
Okay, I managed to figure it out (after far too many hours…): Here is the code, feel free to let me know if it’s ugly, as I’m new to both wordpress and php: //Query the wordpress database for product posts $my_products = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ) ); //loop through my queried posts … Read more
With s2Member, you can forget about the membership levels and sell access to individual pages/posts, too.
The closest in my experience was probably working with customizable digital WooComerce products. Users edited the product on site and then purchased the customized version. From technical point of view my implementation did the following: Stored ongoing (before purchase) customizations in user meta On order paid detached customizations from user and transferred them to order … Read more
No. Magento and WordPress are 2 different things. WordPress is a Content Management System (CMS) that allows you to create Pages / posts. Magento is an e-commerce platform that allows you to sell products. There are plenty of e-commerce plugins for WordPress that you can install, and then import your Magento products into the database … Read more
Override the template with a template_include filter.
Try to use my plugin WOOF by Category. It was developed exactly for this task.
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 … Read more
The “Customizing checkout fields using actions and filters” page in the WooCommerce Codex might help you.