ananddevops

@dualcube

True. Thats how it should be.

But is it possible that when plugin is deactivated, its corresponding pages say so on screen like – Currently Deactivated.

Better still redirect to the homepage, like incase of any other random link.

Thanks

To simplify it further,

WCmp created two pages on installation and activation:

1. Vendor Registration – link is mysite/vendor-registration
2. Vendor Dashboard – link is mysite/dashboard

If the WCmp plugin is deactivated, ideally these pages should not be available, it should either give a – No such page error. Or to better manage it redirect to the home page, like it does if I give any random link for e.g mysite/tryingrandonlink

But instead, even after deactivation these pages are available.

Hope this gives enough clarity.

I have Storefront+WooComm site. I have installed the WCmp plugin and set it up with basic settings.

Now I am working in the main site, so I deactivated the WCmp plugin. So my site is accessible. But the page – Vendor dashboard(which is a WCmp page) associated with mystore/dashboard link, SHOULD be down/give a no such page message, simply because the plugin is deactive.

The above is the correct ideal functioning. But it’s NOT happening so. The mystore/dashboard page is available LIVE(since the store is LIVE).

Hence I am trying to understand why so?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by ananddevops.

@johndcoy

Sure. Thanks for the suggestion.

And its not a cache issue, I cleared everything and checked for just incase sake.

@josevarghese

Ok let me try it out. Will get back incase of issues.

I will share my experience with BlueStack.

Thanks. Sounds like a good one(plugin), I wish it works for me.

@stefsternyc

Sure. Will check that out.

@stefsternyc

Ah! Like that. Way to go.

Then drop shipping is not the solution I am looking for. But that brings to me to another question. – Can a order placed not be sent to the customer directly, but to the reseller instead? Does WooComm Dropshipping take care of that?

@stefsternyc

So dropship just brings the products from suppliers/manufactures etc to the business, without packing?

Then biz packs it and runs the normal course of shipping, is that so?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by ananddevops.

@stefsternyc

AI with VI(Visual Int) ??

Not actually, I mean from a high level, to me, it seems possible. But nothing works until “Hello World” works ??

@johndcoy

Nice one.

To quickly understand, WooComm dropshipping, will pick(from supplier), PACK, ship(to customer). PACK being of most relevance in this context.

Thanks

@benjahmi Thanks.

Works great.

All plugins exists for WooComm. Not bad.

Thanks @mtruitt

instamojo/cc avenue/PayU

@stefsternyc

Worked like a charm :).

Thanks much for bearing along and the much required solution.

Cheers