I’m looking for a way to sell my e-learning course to businesses (B2B) using Woocommerce, and I’m not sure which extensions/plugins I need to reach my goal. I hope you can guide me
Here’s a brief overview of my plan:
The e-learning course will be available for purchase on my website, and the buyer will become a team?leader/owner. The team?leader?will purchase the necessary number of licenses/seats for their?company, and the team leader will administer/assign these seats to their co-workers/employees. (This will be a self-service system, so there’s no need for my direct assistance.)
I will not present ALL my e-learning videos?at once. Instead, I want to serve them one video lesson at?a time, and I think the best way to do so is by sending all members an email every two weeks with a link to a video lesson (located on my WordPress site). I believe I have to add the members to a mailing list (newsletter) service in order to achieve this, and set the emailing schedule/plan there. So when a member is added to a team on my?site, I want the member to be automatically added to the mailing list. And when a team member is?removed?from the team (or the team is paused/cancelled), the member is removed from the mailing list. (Maybe this can be done with Zapier or some other automator.)
The billing should be done by card once a month (subscription based), and the team leader will be responsible for the payment.
Any thoughts on how to achieve this?
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]]>However, when I go to any of the extension pages, it tells me I need to pay for a plan to access them.
Which is it? Why would you state it supports extensions if you can’t actually download extensions with the core plugin alone?
]]>It isn’t the end of the world, it is manageable, but would be nice if it didn’t keep creating new files every single time. For now, we won’t run it site wide more than once.
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]]>Then I tried to alter the Venues extension code from the other post, however it did not work. Could you tell me if there is something I screwed up here?
Shortcode I entered was: [team_matches team_id=”14″]
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Football Pool - Matches by Team Shortcode
Description: This plugin adds a shortcode to display matches for a certain team.
*/
// Main plugin class
class Team_Matches_Shortcode {
public function __construct() {
// Hook to plugins_loaded to ensure dependencies are loaded
add_action('plugins_loaded', array($this, 'init'));
}
// Initialize the plugin
public function init() {
// Add shortcode
add_shortcode('team_matches', array($this, 'display_team_matches'));
}
// Shortcode function
public function display_stadium_matches($atts) {
// Instantiate Football Pool classes
$pool = new Football_Pool_Pool;
$team = new Football_Pool_Team;
// Get team ID from shortcode attribute
$team_id = isset($atts['team_id']) ? intval($atts['team_id']) : 1;
// Get stadium details
$team = $team->get_stadium_by_id($team_id);
// Get matches for the stadium
$fixtures = $team->get_plays();
// Return the matches using Football Pool's print_matches method
return $pool->matches->print_matches($fixtures, 'page team-page');
}
}
// Instantiate the plugin class
new Team_Matches_Shortcode();
]]>I’ve been researching a way to integrate Amazon products into Woocommerce. If you look at the books link in the topic title, you can see that, currently, the books on our site are added individually with columns, images, and links.
On our “store” page: https://righttoknow.us/shop/, we use the “Printful” plugin to integrate with Woocommerce and add clothing products. I was wondering if there’s a similar plugin for Amazon specifically.
Thanks!
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