Go to Woocommerce->Status->Create default WooCommerce pages Click button “Create pages” and they’ll renew. (Notice: before that, delete the Wishlist Page for the confidence.)
Ensure that ONLY fixed rate shipping is enabled, even if the others are not setup, if they are checked (in the shipping tab) then they will try to output.
This looks like it might be perfect for you: Region Weight Shipping
Simply use a callback that you hook to wp_mail(). The first line of the function: extract( apply_filters( ‘wp_mail’, compact( ‘to’, ‘subject’, ‘message’, ‘headers’, ‘attachments’ ) ) The third argument $message is what you want to alter. Just return an array in the callback where you merge the original with your alterations.
I develop locally in a non-multi-site environment, then push to a multi-site (not the users or user_meta tables). Most plugins will work, but some expressly do not, so you should check with each first. This workflow was used on a WooCommerce site with no issues. Get comfortable with the table structure differences between standard and … Read more
You can try this. $args = array( ‘parent’ => 100, // id of the direct parent ‘hide_empty’ => false, ); $cats = get_terms( ‘product_cat’, $args ); foreach( $cats as $cat ) { // do your loop stuff here } Here is more information on this function and additional arguments you can use.
This example highlights the versatility of interface options you can create by using radio inputs to select a product variation rather than the default menus. This section of code could be used in place of the variations code block in either the product.php template file or the category.php template file (if you want variation inputs … Read more
your file upload limits are controlled by your php configuration (php.ini). if you’ve tried the various fixes found when searching “php increase maximum upload filesize” or similar, then that’s a question for your host. as far as hosting files elsewhere and a commerce plugin that supports that feature, I suggest having a look at Woocommerce … Read more
Just to help you out … WordPress and Magento are comparable as they are both PHP content management systems. However Magento doesn’t compare to WooCommerce in the way you mention it above. For example: you may not need WordPress if you installed Magento. But you have to install WordPress to use WooCommerce. What you are … Read more
The products are nothing but custom post type. So you have to create a custom form (say in a page template) and create custom posts accordingly in the backend. You can have a look for the approach here: http://wpshout.com/wordpress-submit-posts-from-frontend/ https://gist.github.com/1045695