• It seems as if there are no plugins for what I want, but there are people who have made php scripts that do fairly close to what I want.

    Are these php scripts easy to integrate as a WordPress plugin, or is it not as cut and dry as that?

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  • You haven’t actually explained what it is that you want. ??
    Always include as much information as possible

    Thread Starter cwlsmith

    (@cwlsmith)

    Haha. Sorry.

    So basically, there are no plugins that I can find that will let a user create their own collection of items from a master collection of items that the admin sets. So when the user logs into the website, their collections will come up.

    I can’t find anything like this anywhere, but there are basically a bunhc of database php scripts. So I guess my question, is turning those php scripts into a plugin viable, is there something like this already available, or is there another way around it?

    Anything in https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=collection that you could hack or re-use? Otherwise, it sounds like you’ll need to start looking at Writing_a_Plugin yourself. And from the sounds of it, it could be quite a big job.

    Thread Starter cwlsmith

    (@cwlsmith)

    Yeah thats what I was afraid of. I’m not well versed in writing code for wordpress plugins, so I wouldn’t even know where to start. Thats why I was hoping there would be something like that would work.

    Almost like something similar to how cigargeeks.com has for their cigar inventory where users can creat ean account, and add cigars to thier own database.

    Not that I know of. All I can suggest is that you try searching using relevant keywords such as https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=inventory in the hopes that something pops up.

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