wp e-commerce – theme problem – why won’t it load wpsc-single_product.php? [closed]
Have you tried to flush the theme cache? Found at Settings > Store > Presentation in the right column at the bottom.
Have you tried to flush the theme cache? Found at Settings > Store > Presentation in the right column at the bottom.
For example Quick Post Widget. But you may see all plugins and choose better by link Frontend Editor
The wpsc_start_category_query() function basically calls the native WP get_terms() functions that is used to make a wp query: $category_list = get_terms(‘wpsc_product_category’,’hide_empty=0&parent=”.$category_id); Since WPEC uses custom post types you can just build your own queries easily, here using http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_terms But get_terms() doesn”t do random, so you have to get them all and then shuffle the array … Read more
you can use wp_list_categories() to output an unordered list: <?php wp_list_categories( array(‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_tag’) ); ?>
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
You should download en use WooCommerce with buildin payment gateways You can add a product type with something like: function my_add_product_type( $types ) { return $types[“service”] = “Service”; } add_filter( “product_type_selector”, “my_add_product_type” );
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 … Read more
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.
not sure where the code snippet is placed, and where you are trying to access it from. A simple (but ugly) solution might simply be to set this array to be global. Something like $GLOBALS[‘leftids’] = $leftids; and then from the other code use global $leftids; echo $leftids[0];
You are very close. I had the same problem a while ago, and blogged about it. Your join is missing one more join table, wp_terms, which has the term you want to sort on. Here is the code I used: class OrderWpscProducts { // flag for when a shop products post query is being created … Read more