RedpointCS

Hm, once I change the WordPress index.php, I can still log on, but I can’t access any of the WordPress pages. I think you would have to change the files that reference the WordPress index.php file, and change the name.

Sorry, I guess my question started out within WordPress, than I branched off into e-commerce.

Does anyone know how I can do this, or point me in the direction of some good reading?

Put content from WordPress, onto a different and I guess separate software?

@curly, any suggestions on what to read, or where to begin on how to figure out how to do that?

Xsilva Lightspeed. It’s not a WordPress e-commerce Plugin.

It’s the only e-commerce solution I can use, because it links directly to my POS system, and I don’t need to update inventory or anything else.

There is a way to use it with Magento, and I think Magento has a WordPress Plugin, but I haven’t been able to figure out to link Magento with Lightspeed.

@gabrielcastillo, I don’t think I can do that, because I’m using WordPress within an e-commerce thing. That short code won’t work with another kind of software.

@curlybracket When I place that code in the .php file in the ecommerce folder, I just get a white screen. I didn’t place the code in the page of WordPress I’m trying to show. I placed it in the page with the e-commerce page. I had to go through phpmyadmin to do it though, since that’s the only way I can edit that field.

I have a feeling I’ll have to pay some developer who understands this crap, and it’ll probably take him/or her all of 10 minutes, and then try to charge a grand for it…

I’m guessing the page_id is not the universal #7, right? When I hover over the page which contents I want show it says post=17. So I put the page_id as 17, right?

Then when I look at the page, the only thing show is:
have_posts() ) : $the_query->the_post(); the_title(); the_content(); endwhile; wp_reset_postdata(); ?>

So something about “->” my e-commerce site doesn’t like, I guess.

Thanks for suggesting something though.

Look, I don’t doubt you can install both in one folder, that was my original question. Your original answer was putting it in a sub-directory.

After you renamed the index.php to wp.php, what other files did you have to change that referenced the original index.php to the new wp.php? Also, if you do rename index.php, how would that affect future upgrades?

I think the problem with that is then it would be taking customers out of the online shop, so then the login, cart, etc., for shop customers wouldn’t show. So I don’t think that would work.

Thanks though!

Hm… That could a be a problem. It’s all my localhost right now. I want to make sure I get everything working before I put the new website live…

But what you’re saying is sizing doesn’t matter when it comes to Fade effect, but it does with the horizontal/vertical effect? I’m using just one slider, I just wanted to see the different effects and noticed what was happening.

Working with Thesis 2.0, WordPress needs to be able to log on to your FTP. So you can work on Thesis when logged on through wp-admin.

I know I can upload themes and plugins through unzipping the .zip file, and placing them in the “theme”, or “plugin” folder, but it appears Thesis skin’s do not work that way.

Great! I’ll try that, but one quick question. How do I do that??

Thanks for the quick reply.

I renamed the plugins, that didn’t seem to work.

Then, I renamed the theme folder. I had a custom theme done. The website came up as blank, not even a default theme appeared. I imagine there’s a line of code I would need to change to make it so it goes back to a default theme then.

I still wasn’t able to log on after I renamed the plugin folder, and the theme folder.

Any other ideas?