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The Interspire Shopping Cart is a great tool, but it’s missing some stuff out of the box.
This is how the Panel looks in the 'Adventure' theme.
I am working on a shopping cart for a client, and wanted to incorporate a drop down menu of brand names using a standard <select> form. Sounds easy, right? Well, it’s not included in the Interspire cart. Read more&hellip
The Interspire cart has few brand options out of the box:
- The Brands tag cloud – using the
SideBrandTagCloud.html Panel
- Brands unordered list – using the
SideShopByBrand.html or SideShopByBrandFull.html Panels
This tutorial will show you how to add a brands drop down menu in 5 steps.
I’m going to elaborate on this further (and about Interspire in general), but for those of you who want to make WordPress functions available throughout your shopping cart, here’s how:
Before the closing ?> in the init.php file, add the following code:
require(realpath(ISC_BASE_PATH).'/blog-directory/wp-blog-header.php');, where /blog-directory/ is your WP installation. If you installed it in the root directory, then you’d simply need require(realpath(ISC_BASE_PATH).'/wp-blog-header.php');.
Voila! That simple. Any questions?
Interspire + Wordpress Update:
I don’t know if it’s because WordPress has been updated, or if it’s because Interspire has been, but there is a function conflict going on between the two softwares. Unfortunately, you need to replace your WordPress installation’s wp-includes/formatting.php file to have if(!function_exists()) for every function. Read more&hellip
I develop my websites locally, so sending Lost Password emails never works. When I forget what my password is, it’s quite the hassle.
I’m developing an Interspire Shopping Cart website, and lo and behold, I lost the password. Read more&hellip
Here’s how to recover your password from Interspire Shopping Cart:
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