How to set up multistore site using Woocommerce?

[CyberAlchemist]

I heard of Woocommerce that can help your wordpress become a shopporting cart, has anyone tried it? it is possible to set up multistore site using Woocommerce?

I have an ecommerce website and I want to create multistore like this

for example

www.example.com/shop1/
www.example.com/shop2/
www.example.com/shop3/
www.example.com/shop4/

where each user1, user2, user3, user4 can have their own store and act independently.

 

[Ron Killian]

This is currently being discussed in another thread, well Woocommerce, shopping carts:

https://www.webmastersun.com/threads/12082-Good-shopping-carts-for-Wordpress

Love it myself. Never tried multi-site, no clue.

[EDIT] Just did a quick google search, and people are saying it is multi-site compatible.

 

[savidge4]

I heard of Woocommerce that can help your wordpress become a shopporting cart, has anyone tried it? it is possible to set up multistore site using Woocommerce?

I have an ecommerce website and I want to create multistore like this

for example

www.example.com/shop1/
www.example.com/shop2/
www.example.com/shop3/
www.example.com/shop4/

where each user1, user2, user3, user4 can have their own store and act independently.

Because you are saying you want each store separate AND independent, you would simply load a theme and WooCommerce Plugin into sub folders.

The "Multi Site" function within WooCommerce is more for those that are looking to have separate URLS and utilize a single WooCommerce set-up.

 

[CyberAlchemist]

This is currently being discussed in another thread, well Woocommerce, shopping carts:

https://www.webmastersun.com/threads/12082-Good-shopping-carts-for-Wordpress

Love it myself. Never tried multi-site, no clue.

[EDIT] Just did a quick google search, and people are saying it is multi-site compatible.

It is quite different with my question because I am searching for a function to create multistore in wordpress.

Because you are saying you want each store separate AND independent, you would simply load a theme and WooCommerce Plugin into sub folders.

Yes but creting sub folders is not the way I want to create, it should be done on the same theme and wordpress system...it likes WordPress Multisite..where everyone can create their own store/shopping cart when they register an account into my website.

The "Multi Site" function within WooCommerce is more for those that are looking to have separate URLS and utilize a single WooCommerce set-up.

Which function can I create this within WooCommerce?

 

[Ron Killian]

My mistake.

But now I can see your looking for a marketplace theme/set up. There are a number out there.

Here's some that work with Woocommerce:

[URLnofo]http://themeforest.net/item/-makery-marketplace-wordpress-theme/9609178[/URLnofo]

[URLnofo]https://wedevs.com/products/plugins/dokan/[/URLnofo]

Here's one for Easy Digital Downloads:

[URLnofo]http://themeforest.net/item/squarecode-marketplace-for-easy-digital-downloads/8219662[/URLnofo]

Plenty of them out there.

 

[ron13315]

As for my experience, you must go for subdirectory installation of each wordpress/woocommerce instead of using WP multisite, theres so much trouble in there.

 

[savidge4]

I didn't think about it at the time, but there is a solution for this. I would think if you look at:[URLnofo]https://www.woothemes.com/products/product-vendors/[/URLnofo] would do the trick.

 

[Liam]

Liam

I was looking for something that would do this myself but didn't see that plugin on the woocommerce website. I'll have to check it out, thanks for the link.

 

[kingcool52]

You will be glad to know that Woocommerce is actually compatible with multi-site, according to this site I found anyway. Basically, all you have to do is setup the multi-site function on your wordpress installation, install Woocommerce and it should work straight away without the need for any extra plugins or code. It should do exactly what you want - each different site on your installation will have different products.

 

[jyy]

I'd go ahead and get the WooCommerce Multi-store plugin for 199 USD. Anyway, myself, I wish there were cheaper ways to get things done, but often it isn't the case. For instance, I bought a JobRoller theme for some employment projects I'm doing and that set me back between 50 and 100 USD. However, though, in the long run, it's turned out to be a good use of money. It's got everything covered - probably just like this plugin I'm speaking of.