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@s011420 – I’m not quite sure how you would choose shipping options before putting in an address, as shipping depends on the address, not the other way around. If I were doing local pickup, I’d just fill out billing info and choose local pickup. As for the country changing with my method, are you using the same versions as I described in the tutorial? As mentioned, I haven’t tried it with later versions (including the new one with shipping zones built in)

Hi, I did something similar about 2 months ago and made a post explaining how – here. It wasn’t the easiest thing in the world, though the concept makes sense after digging into the code. As Mike said, they’re doing some heavy changes now, so I can’t speak for the future compatibility of my solution.

Sorry, I meant to post the link to this thread:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/same-content-two-domains-how-to-achieve?replies=9

hmm, it seems that her ipstenu.org url 301’s to halfelf now. I could’ve swore that a few days ago, it was at what appeared to be an exact copy of halfelf.

This thread seems to be what I’m needing, though the english just confuses me. Is there some kind of walkthrough that I could try for this? Basically need two domains that share the same content, but I’ll write PHP for different logos and whatnot based upon which domain they’re on.

Thanks.

First off, thanks for the quick response. How is it that she has it working? I’m confused. I browsed her sites, and they seem to be exactly what I’m needing.

It’s kind of hard to explain. Basically, I’m allowing them to do a standard search, which searching through skill_role and description. I’m adding the ability to limit it by zip. So, say your search term was for “Director” and you chose the zip code of 90026. It would look for the word “Director” in Skill_role or Description. Then, it will check if the “zip” metakey is 90026. If it is, it returns the userid. All three fields are meta keys under wp_usermeta.

I guess I could just split them up into two queries, though I assumed I should try to get it done under one.

Basically, check for director in the first statement and return the userids. Then run another statement looking for people with 90026 from that array of users.

I assume the second one is probably easier.

Hi bcworkz,

I was actually aware of url with periods working. The reason why I want this to be without dashes is more or less for SEO. I want to be able to pull my custom post type (which is not a problem), but I want the urls to point to the period version, not dash version. The SEO reason is that I want my URL to show up if searching for www.ads-software.com for example, as that URL is in one of mine.

You mention that it’s not too hard to get the periods to remain… What solution do you recommend? When you’re referring to the slug showing incorrectly, are you referring to pulling the permalink when using a query? Regardless, I can give it a shot and see if your solution will work in my case. The only other solution I can think of is to pull the URLs with dashes through the query, and pull some string replacement to turn dashes to periods. My issue with this is that some URLs would cause an issue. For example, https://www.my-site.com would turn to https://www.my.site.com

I was able to add it with that code, though I still have the old one in there as well. I’ll mess with it and try to figure that part out. I had some other questions in regards to the plugin, if you don’t mind… I just don’t know if I should create a whole new thread every time, or just add it here? Thanks again for all the help ??

just posting to mark it resolved.

@rinat,

Thanks for the quick response. It looks like it’s my theme ??

Hi Bangbay, I don’t use a plugin – just some standard code that pulls from the backend and writes to it (easier for me to edit and change than a plugin). I’ve had big issues with avatar upload though, and your plugin works great. Adding the multipart also fixed it. Thanks – you’re amazing! I do have another question for the time being, though. Would I be able to move the form to a different part of the form? As it sits now, its right below “Biographical Information”. I have some extra fields that I added below that, which I call with:

do_action(‘edit_user_profile’,$current_user);

So, I have the standard name, email, etc -> avatar ?? -> my custom fields like Google+, phone #, etc. How could I put the avatar at the bottom for example?

Thanks again Bangbay, from another LA Resident ??

I think I see where you’re coming from… What I’m trying to do is basically create a directory of sorts. Something like Yelp, for example. I would need to have a custom post type (called Listings or Places) perhaps. I don’t mind creating my own functions, queries, etc, though I’d rather keep it as true to wordpress as possible. My problem with this is that with it’s own table, each “Listing” won’t have it’s own page (basically a single post under single.php). This is why I was leaning towards using the default wp_posts table and possibly the post_meta table as well to store information about the listing. I’ll try going about it with the default wp_posts way and see how it goes. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks for the reply Allen. I’m working in rss_multi_importer_widget.php and seem to be making progress. It seems that $items[“mydesc”] is built with tables. I’m trying to change it over to divs, but am having problems finding where the tables code is being placed into the description. I basically want to separate the image, title, and description, then echo them into their respective divs.

I see how products are stored as posts now, but I’m still wondering how it could be done. Maybe through the actual order? Where is that stored?