It sounds like what you need is WooCommerce. With WC you can create a product, set it as a ‘Variable Product’, and create individual variations with their own prices, SKUs etc. that customers will be able to choose from a dropdown in your store. As for importing data from a .CSV, there are plenty of … Read more
Add class to woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item
The entire goal of using an e-commerce solution like these plug-ins is to automate the process … meaning there’s typically no way to intercept the purchase process for this kind of special handling (that would defeat the purpose of automation). One option you have, though, is to just not list your “odd” products in the … Read more
according to their docs: $wpsc_cart->empty_cart();
host there own GlotPress which has most of the strings translated to Hebrew at http://languages.getshopped.org/projects/wp-e-commerce/he/default and you can always contribute the rest 🙂
This is really a question for the GetShopped Forums, as #1, the forums are fairly active (and the company also offers premium support, which you may/may not have), #2 it’s a customization question specific to their code. If you want to post some code and the template files involved, maybe someone can help. Or, possibly … Read more
Short answer: You can’t. Long answer: Jigoshop is designed to only allow checkout of our “product” CPT. In reality, you should have been looking at Jigoshop’s template_functions.php file which has our add to cart functions. For security reasons, Jigoshop has checks, absolutely everywhere that the CPT is in fact Jigoshop’s own product CPT. Source: I’m … Read more
You can certainly code your own shopping cart – but ultimately that code should live inside a custom plugin (or plugin functionality housed in a custom theme). So the short answer is “no” – one way or another you need to write or use a plugin. Please note that plugin recommendations are off-topic on this … Read more
wpsc_the_product_title is just a wrapper for get_the_title, and it doesn’t take any arguments. Call setup_postdata( $item[‘prodid’] ) at the start of your foreach loop, and then the function should perform as expected.
As Bainternet said you need to adjust the query vars, however I needed to change the order well before ‘jigoshop_before_shop_loop’ hook to get this to work. This function fires at pre_get_posts and orders by title. add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘my_custom_query’); function my_custom_query($wp_query){ if(is_tax(‘product_cat’)){ $wp_query->query[‘order’] = ‘ASC’; $wp_query->query[‘orderby’] = ‘title’; return $wp_query; } }