Hello,
I am converting a Magento site to Woocommerce with TagDiv.
I opted to go for the brilliant (and affordable) woocommerce plugins by weLaunch https://www.welaunch.io/en/shop/plugins/woocommerce-plugins/ (and maybe use a couple of plugins by YITH).
It will be great if you help us integrate the plugins functionality with your work.
Here is an example:
The old site in the categories loop has this functionality:
https://femme-fatale.gr/aromata/eponyma-aromata.html
That is:
1. Quick View (offered in our case by WeLaunch – https://www.welaunch.io/en/product/woocommerce-quick-view/)
2. Add to wishlist (offered in our case by WeLaunch – https://www.welaunch.io/en/product/woocommerce-wishlist/)
3. Ratings (offered natively in Woo Loop)
4. Add to cart (ought to be offered by Woo Loop).
5. Tag of the exact discount (not just if it is on sale) (offered by WeLaunch – https://www.welaunch.io/en/product/woocommerce-ultimate-pricing/)
Here is what we get natively in our theme:
https://femmefatale.ecode.gr/product-category/%ce%bc%ce%b1%ce%ba%ce%b9%ce%b3%ce%b9%ce%ac%ce%b6/
The question is how to integrate all these features by welaunch without breaking our theme and make them resilient to changes.
Last but not least, there is the great feature of Group Attributes. Like, classes of products with specific attributes, to which we would like to filter. e.g. a parfume’s attributes have been grouped together so we can filtered based only the attributes of parfumes. Nails has a different set etc. I was unable to figure out how to do achieve this with TagDiv native filter, so I am currently experimenting with WOOF. But still, for each category, I have to retrieve the Group Attributes of the product category I am looking into, so that I can pass it on to WOOF.
Again please suggest a way to do this.
Last but not least.
I am using/will be using the checkout page of woocommerce. If I try to edit it using our visual composer it breaks. Please provide documentation so that we can modify the page and add the blocks we would like (e.g. include the native billing/payment modules from woo, or other items (related products, loyatly points) by other providers in a page that has been set up with the composer.
I know that the woo functionality is new and I am sure as the time goes by it will reach the perfection you have in displaying stories, but I feel that you ought to document these things to help us be more productive in the interim.
Best wishes for the New Year for the whole team. Thank you for everything so far!
Hi dimitrisv,
Our tagDiv Shop plugin was made after our team created a shop and tested many plugins that in the end were not all compatible each other, so the tagDiv Shop is covering most of the settings that our developers needed to make that shop.
The only way to integrate the plugins by weLaunch and keep things saved is to get help from a developer because those are not covered by the support team.
In case that you want that one of our developers to help you, this can be done, but will be for a fee, for this you’ll need to make a request here -> https://tagdiv.com/web-development-services/
Unfortunately, for the moment the Group Attributes option was not added, as I know is set as a request on our list for the shop plugin.
After the last theme update there we added some new woo shortcode, for example for checkout -> https://i.imgur.com/MO4FHwX.png -> https://i.imgur.com/N8TMWL7.png those need to be added with tagDiv Composer on a new page that will be set in woocommerce as checkout page.
Thank you!
Thank you for the reply Catlin. It makes sense.
With regards to the woo products loop ( \plugins\td-woo\shortcodes\td_woo_products_loop.php ) right now the only help required is to advise on how to transfer this to our child theme so that we can experiment with the modifications.
Can you please provide details about the directory structure required so that the child theme version overrides it? (similar to the instructions you have posted here:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/)
Hi,
While there is not an official way to create child plugins and we do not have a guide for this, but you may check the following link for your reference:
https://wptavern.com/how-to-extend-a-wordpress-plugin-without-losing-your-changes
I hope this can help you to overwrite the plugin options.
Thank you!
Thank you Calin.
Just to let you know that the woo attributes filter is not functioning when non-latin options are present.
In some filters in the market, the non-latin options sometimes do now show up at all. Woo Attribute Filter, the choices (in Greek) appear but when you click to them you get no results whatsoever.
See:
https://femmefatale.ecode.gr/product-category/%ce%b1%cf%81%cf%8e%ce%bc%ce%b1%cf%84%ce%b1/
This happens due to incompatibility with a rather popular plugin here that converts slugs from greek to latin.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoconvert-greeklish-permalinks/
Hi,
Thank you for letting us know about this, I will inform our developers and they will know what to do next.
Thank you!
Hi Calin,
One more thing about woo loop:
It is incompatible with the top selling woocommerce product filter, Woof.
Thankfully the incompatibility is only limited to the OR mode (i.e. when making multiple selections from the same choice). It will be great if your team can fix this.
For your information this is the thread.
https://pluginus.net/support/topic/cant-figure-out-the-excluded-terms-id/#postid-63019
(as you can see we spent quite a few days with lots of misunderstandings in the way due to the woo loops incompatibility (that was unknown at the time)).
For the time being I had to abandon the woo loop control because this functionality is crucial for the client and the existing attribute filter is no where near as fast as WOOF nor has functionality such as monitoring statistics (clicks per filter) etc.
I see, I already made a note to our developers to check this situation with the woof.
Thank you!
