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martinkossMember
I don’t know. Not sure what to look for.
July 28, 2011 at 6:31 pm in reply to: Running 2 Seperate Shops on One Domain (WordPress Multisite) #34630martinkossMemberWell that has certainly worked to prevent shopping cart items from carrying through from one shop to another. Excellent work!
Slight issue: We use https consistently and I added images and links to the product using https and got this error:
The URL specified in the “Thumbnail Image URL” field does not seem to be a valid URL! Please check this value again:
https://www.cmsfb.com/spireblinds/files/2011/04/perfect-fit-blinds-voile.jpg
The URL specified in the “Product Page URL” field does not seem to be a valid URL! Please check this value again:
https://www.cmsfb.com/spireblinds/blinds/voile/
It works even though the error appears after the product is added or updated.
Thanks for your work.
Martin
July 25, 2011 at 8:25 am in reply to: Running 2 Seperate Shops on One Domain (WordPress Multisite) #34628martinkossMemberYes.
I was looking at the cart code and wondering the same thing. I did a bit of research about ‘clearing the cookie on exiting a site’ but since the 2 shops are, essentially, on the same site, that wouldn’t work.
So your idea is better. If the user goes from domain.com/shop1 to domain.com/shop2 (or vice versa) then the cookie (cart) would be reset.
That little change would make your plugin THE BEST for MultiSite as well as already being the best for single sites.
Believe me, I have tried them all. Free ones and all the paid ones. I keep coming back to WP eStore! I love it.
Thanks for understanding my question and seeing the potential of the change.
Cheers.
Martin
July 24, 2011 at 7:25 am in reply to: Running 2 Seperate Shops on One Domain (WordPress Multisite) #34626martinkossMemberI think it is a simple case of including
. $blog_id . (which is the identifier of the site in MultiSite)
in the cookie ID and/or any reference to the cookie.
I’d happily place it in myself if you could tell me where it would need to be placed.
Cheers.
Martin
martinkossMemberAwesome! You fixed it..!!!
Now, I would like to offer to pay you to do one thing for me. Please see my new post about running WP eStore on a MultiSite install.
Cheers.
Martin
martinkossMemberI did check that article and I did try other themes and yes, it works fine on basic WP theme and others but when using the theme we want to use (Catalyst) this is the squished thumbnail display.
I was hoping you would have some suggestions since several people have asked on this forum about how to fix the same issue. I visited the sites of some of the folks who had asked how to fix this problem and seen that they had, but on the forum there seems to be no “here is how I fixed it” follow-ups… Which would have been helpful.
Having checked the coding with firebug and looked at the CSS, etc., I can’t spot the problem.
martinkossMemberI had already changed the pages to show the full images but so that you can see my problem, please look at [https://www.cmsfb.com/pulsecsi/csi-store/t-shirts/] where, using Internet Explorer, you will see the thumbnails are squished.
Thanks for taking a look.
Martin
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