How to randomly generate products pop-up on click in store
How to randomly generate products pop-up on click in store
How to randomly generate products pop-up on click in store
There’s a description field available for the product_tag taxonomy that can be used in your template. You could also add an additional “collections” custom taxonomy for use with the wpsc-product custom post type.
This is a kludge, not a fix. This patch fixes the problem, but doesn’t identify why it is happening. In file wp-content\plugins\wp-e-commerce\wpsc-includes\theme.functions.php locate the function function wpsc_display_products_page( $query ) Add the following code just before the WP_QUERY object is created: if(!empty($query[‘tag’])){ $args[‘product_tag’] = $query[‘tag’]; } // John Larysz. January 2012 // // Patch to get … Read more
upload the file and add the item to the cart in one process, passing the filename as extra meta data with the cart item. if they remove the item from the cart, you can delete the file so you don’t have abandoned files.
I really hate the wp-e-commerce plugin. It turns out that the only products in that category were ‘pending’, i.e. not published yet. Even if they were moved to trash, and ‘hide_emtpy => 1’ was used on the categories list, the error still occurred. Only when the products were completely emptied out of the trash did … Read more
This functionality is already built-in to WP e-commerce; however it’s defined at the product level not globally. To enable this for a given product on the product edit page go to ‘Advanced Settings’ -> ‘Personalisation Options’ and enable ‘Users can personalize this Product by leaving a message on single product page’
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
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
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.