Read this: http://docs.getshopped.org/documentation/creating-variations/ Picture this: James wants to create a store to sell T-shirts. Once he starts building his product catalog, he realizes that he needs a way for customers to specify what size shirt they want. He shudders to think that he might need to create a separate product listing for each size of … Read more
If you’re not actually selling the phone without the service contract I’d suggest simply putting the phone cost in to a product meta field and displaying it on the product page. This would keep things in the normal purchase flow. A second option, again if you’re not actually selling the phone, would be to have … Read more
Thanks for your help s_ha_dum, I had a look at the table structure using phpMyAdmin, ACF Plugin saves fields to the postmeta table, so sb_wpsc_meta needed to be changed to sb_postmeta. also needed to change what was being SELECT to post_id aswell as the meta_value to 1. final query; “SELECT post_id FROM sb_postmeta WHERE `meta_key` … Read more
1.customer register success event WordPress: user_register 2.customer login WordPress: wp_login 3.sales order place after WP E-Commerce: wpsc_purchase_log_save 4.Hook function to change order shipping status from wp-admin end WP E-Commerce: wpsc_update_purchase_log_status To identify the status: INCOMPLETE_SALE = 1; ORDER_RECEIVED = 2; ACCEPTED_PAYMENT = 3; JOB_DISPATCHED = 4; CLOSED_ORDER = 5; PAYMENT_DECLINED = 6; REFUNDED = 7; … Read more
That sounds weird because post thumbnails were changed to Featured Images with WP 3.0. I guess you’re talking about some custom field or metabox your framework adds on post edit. You could grab _thumbnail_id which is the key in the wp_postmeta table that stores what you’re looking for. But to me you’d better usewp_get_attachment_img_src: if(has_post_thumbnail($post->ID)) … Read more
You need to do 2 queries, 1 for the terms (using get_terms) and then a post query, an example is: $taxonomy = ‘portfolio_types’; $tax_terms = get_terms($taxonomy); foreach ($tax_terms as $tax_term) { echo ‘<li>’ . ‘<a href=”#’.$tax_term->slug.'”‘ . ‘>’ . $tax_term->name.'</a></li>’; } endwhile; endif; wp_reset_query(); $the_query = new WP_Query( ‘post_type=portfolio&portfolio_types=”$taxonomy ); while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : … Read more
next_post function is deprecated. You should try this instead: next_post_link and previous_post_link The basic way to use it is like so: This will link to the next post or prev post. <?php next_post_link( ‘%link’, ‘%title’ ); previous_post_link( ‘%link’, ‘%title’ ); ?> If you would like to link to the next post in the same category, … Read more
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.
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.
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.