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• • highdiv

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    # il y a 1 année et 7 mois

    Hi, I want to make a shop via woocommerce where people can buy subscriptions for websites. I’m looking for a solution for the afterbuy process. The client should be able to log into his user area and fill a form of how he wants his page to look. Since creating a website is a process it would be ideal for the client to change or add informations to this form. Is it possible to create such a functionality with your plugin and addons?
  • Thomas

    Maître des clés

    # il y a 1 année et 7 mois

    Hi,

    I’m looking for a solution for the afterbuy process

    WP Customer Area and Woocommerce are compatible, but there’s actually no spcific integrations between them out of the box. However, Woocommerce and WP Customer Area both have many hooks and filters that should allow a developer to develop any feature you need (list of hooks and filters available in WP-Admin > Private Area > Status > Hooks and filters).

    The client should be able to log into his user area and fill a form of how he wants his page to look.

    “how he wants his page to look”? I’m not actually sure about what you mean there.

    Since creating a website is a process it would be ideal for the client to change or add informations to this form

    WP Customer Area’s forms are extendable using the ACF plugin, our ACF Integration add-on, and of course, the Front Office Publishing add-on. You could be able to easily add fields to profile/register forms, but also all frontend forms related to content creation/edition.

    You could, that way, for instance, add a color field for the private pages forms, and then edit the templates used to display the privates pages. You could then use the given value to change the background-color of the page… If that’s what you mean by letting your user define “how he wants his page to look”.
    By using this process, you should be able to do anything you want. It requires a bit of coding knowledge, but it’s actually the best way to let everything be extendable as you’d like to.

    In anycase, I would recommend that you first try the whole process using the free version to see if it could match your needs. Just install WP Customer Area free base version, and the ACF plugin. You don’t necessarily need the Front Office Publishing add-on at first. You can try that in the backend area. However, you’ll need the ACF Integration add-on to be able to correctly see the results displayed on the frontend pages.

    Do not hesitate to give a few additional details about what the “afterbuy process” would require, and I’ll let you know if it is doable using that process.

    Regards.

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