Here I show you how to properly set all of the settings for our WordPress Shopping Cart. If you missed part 1 check out WordPress Shopping Cart Tutorial.
All of the possible settings for the WP E-Commerce Plugin are covered in the tutorial below. It’s awesome and completely useable even in its completely free form.
The theme I made for this tutorial is also available for free here Shopping Cart Theme Files.
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That makes me happy 🙂
Hi, Derek your doing a great job doing this video’s 🙂
I have one Question related to WordPress, I have added few custom fields in the default wordpress registration form, the Problem is that i want to show these feilds as columns in the WordPress Default users lists i.e. the view that is on the users.php
Also the Custom fields in the Edit Profile Page
Please Help me achieve the same or do share any related info that would help me do the above functionality
Regards,
Rohit Ayare
I come form Holland.Thanks for your good explanation. I have a lote of inspiration when i looking the tutorials. I am a newbie in WordPress. If you have more time, can you also do a tutorial about the plugin woocommerce with WordPress. Thanks.
Greeting,
Jaycop
Hello Jaycop 🙂 When I was deciding on what shopping cart I wanted to use I chose WP E-Commerce because it was less expensive and still did everything I needed it to do. For example I often need to provide for shipping for USPS, UPS and FedEx. With WP E-Commerce I could do that for just $25. With Woocommerce I would have to pay $150.
Woocommerce seems to look better, but it was also much harder to edit the themes with it. As you saw in this tutorial, I easily changed the theme for WP E-commerce. When it comes down to it, it is all about personal preference, but these are just 2 reasons why I choose what I did.
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