WooCommerce Multi-site Shopping Cart Feature
I think it would be super if there was a way to have a shopping cart feature that worked across a Wordpress Multi-site installation. What I mean by this is that a user could add a product on say shop1.domain.com and then navigate to shop2.domain.com and again add a product and then at anytime check out and pay. This would be a super powerful feature and something I think alot of people would have an interest in. Anyone else want to join in on this. MarketPress here http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/e-commerce has this feature but really woocommerce considering the themes available and its ambitious growth - well I'd just love to see it happen :)
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Anonymous
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Outstanding idea, too bad is taking so much time, becomes hopeless.
You could simply check with existing functionality implemented by other plug-ins like Woo Global Cart which looks very promising, -
Anonymous
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Yeah WooCommerce Global Cart works perfectly
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Praveen Rathour
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It is great feature by woocommerce that can do this and suppots multiple website. nice work Woocommerce.!!!!! welldone
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alvina
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Well, Woocommerce is one of the best plugin to enable shopping cart features in WordPress site.
I've worked on woocommerce for my sites. https://calendardose.com/ -
Anonymous
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Is it possible to buy on one site and checkout on a completely different url/woocommerce installation?
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KC
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Is this happening? I am very interested.
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Anonymous
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what plugin ? the one sold by scammers and that we cannot try before buying it ?
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Thanks god this is available through a plugin, woo global cart.
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Zach Stepek
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Honestly, this is a horrible idea. If you're running a WooCommerce store at scale, you shouldn't be running it on multisite at all. WooCommerce is a bit more complicated than some content in a CMS, it's an entire e-Commerce platform, and NOBODY should be running it on multisite and expecting performance or stability. Now, a shared cart between multiple, completely separate instances of WooCommerce running on different database servers and separate web servers? That's an idea I could actually vote for, because it's not being built on a house of cards.