witerasta

Hi,

Sorry for the delayed response. Didn’t get a reply alert email from WP.

Your plugin seems to have disabled the re-route to index.php on wp-admin. A direct link seems to currently work. I can live with that and not too troubled. So I will now play with the plugin.

https://radiosl.ga is another example site that still seems to work.

Thanks,
Ian

I’m trying to get close to something like:

https://carivac,ga

Have you tried the Google translate plugin?

Total translation for sooo many languages???

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by witerasta.

We run a number of multi-vendor sites for different genres of products.

Using the Dokan plugins, we are able to define if: –

Payment is sent direct to us.
If there is a problem with the product then it’s our responsibility and task to resolve it with Paypal.

If we take a split payment – 90% to vendor and 10% to us, it is then down to the original vendor and Paypal will attack them, not us.

It’s all about how you set up the payment plugins.

Hope that helps.

WR

Have you tried reverting to a standard “pre-installed” theme?

Do things display, as you would expect, then?

As a WordPress and Joomla solution provider we sometimes have problems with themes or template we build ourselves.

By switching back to a “basic” theme or template we can see if it is our problem (with the theme) or a problem with the plugin concerned.

you also mention a blog page. perhaps you should switch to a static home page and include the woocommerce pages in your top – main navigation – menu.

Sorry, I have to ask a question. Is this your first Woocommerce website? If so, we will help.

Please try and let me know. I will help if I can.

WR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by witerasta.

So, from retail prices, you are suggesting a FIFO system?

Basically you’re looking for a “FREE” theme that works because you are cheap and won’t invest in your future.

May I suggest you invest in Artisteer. Not totally perfect but the closest tool I’ve seen for themes and templates. We use it at https://www.hoststlucia.com we are developing https://www.stluciaonline.biz amongst others.

I don’t get paid for this, just trying to help.

Buiild your own unique template and then work out why it’s not working. Works 99% of the time for me.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by witerasta.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by witerasta.

One other thought here, for you authors, we run Affiliate Pro via Woocommerce. Works fantastically.

What are the chances, or is there any integration, to allow people to open a shop, sell a product (price protected) from the “master site” and earn a commission from the sale.

Seems like it could be related to these many questions – anticipation.

Like I said – Just getting started.

WR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by witerasta.

You ask many questions and I am but a novice with Woocommerce and Dokan – but still trying to push the envelope with CMS systems. More than 50 years experience making computers do things that some people never thought was possible.

So each dealer is set up as a “shop” – login and password required – and Sells a product weighed in “K” pounds. That product price is picked up (shared) from the shops master record.

Customer orders 42 kpounds of product and receives 46,28 Kpounds.

Order quantities should be able to be adjusted by the agent – if not, then definitely by the site administrator.

Payment is COD or Bank Transfer when you know the final bill. Re-issue invoice and fight for your payment – as we all do.

For me, the only question I would ask is – Does Dokan have the ability to prevent Dealers/Shops amending Master product prices in their own shops? Not something I have checked yet but I hope the answer is yes. If so – No Problem.

To me it just sounds too easy to set up.

Hope my thoughts may help.

WR

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by witerasta.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by witerasta.

I hope that this was posted on the WordPress comments section of your plugin. If not then please re-post it for me (but we won’t talk about your weekend that seems to be at least 1.5 days in front of the rest of the world. Don’t try and “KID” me).

It goes as follows: –

Hi,

Thanks for your response.

I will respond through the private link you gave me. I feel sure that, taking into account your comments from the forum, this will allow us to, collectively, move to a much higher and mutually beneficial level.

We have a number of “outrageous” ideas because we “push the envelope” and “think outside of the box”. If we can push your software to do “something else”?

We are already considering using Dokan for something that you never intended it to be used for or something you never possibly considered.

I will give you a clue, Travel accommodation. Just let me cogitate on that and consider how Woocommerce might react.

I welcome the opportunity for us both to work together on “joint” adventures.

Again, Thanks for the response. Most timely.

Best wishes,

Ian Charles (AKA The White Rasta)

Hi,

With other people getting a quick response from your forum I’m wondering what I have done to offend you.

Perhaps my first post was too convoluted.

The question I asked was: –

Our clients have their own products. Can another “shop” sell those products and, if so, is there any payment for the sellers of the base products?

I suspect that what I am asking is – Can one shop promote the products of another shop.

To me that doesn’t sound too difficult to answer. Basic answer = yes or no. A longer answer would be preferred. Does it take TWO days to respond to such a simple question?

Maybe I should pose the same question on your plugin page. If potential clients see how long you take to respond, from support with such a simple question, maybe they will consider other options.

I will not wait forever.

Ian Charles (AKA the White Rasta)

Hi,

Just found this for a client. Seemed a perfect simple match for what they wanted, but no reports listed.

Great to accumulate data especially when you can’t produce a report on the data. Must be the WOM concept. Write only memory. You can record it but never retrieve or analyse it.

Maybe I missed something here????

So now we’re going to https://github.com/kilbot/WooCommerce-POS not via the WordPress repository.

That’s interesting. Curious but interesting,

When I asked you six months or more ago about the “pro” edition and when it was going to have the facility to work on categories, I was told to check the roadmap.

Well here’s the roadmap https://wcpos.com/roadmap/

So many things deleted??

I feel obliged to ask a question.
Have you given up and we should go to YITH for our solutions or are you still trying to sell this “crock of crap” as a pro version for US$99.00????

It did look hopeful but now????

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by witerasta.

No Problems here.

We’re now using “Dynamic Currency converter” which puts a small slug of code in each page of woocommerce, converts in real time and uses the discounted price displayed in our shop – not the base price in woocommerce.

Seems to work with no issues and only reverts to the base currency price on checkout. Orders, later, are displayed in both currencies.

Seems to work well in woocommerce.

Set this up on a clean site and no problems. How do I integrate the pro version into Woocommerce?

Thanks