Help with plugin integration

[Nechemiah]

So I just bought the premium GP add ons package in hope that it would integrate with the WC Vendors plugin (https://www.wcvendors.com/). Unfortunately it it’s not as simple to implement as I thought It would be. My main goal is to be able to customize different vendor pages independently of each other. Each vendor has their own page, but it doesn’t show up in the pages section as other pages do in the backend of the site. Any advice is appreciated!

[Tom]

Hi there,

What kind of issues are you running into when trying to integrate the two? Anything specific?

I haven’t used that product personally, so I’m not entirely sure what the features are/purpose is.

Let me know 🙂

[Nechemiah]

Hey Tom,

Thanks for the response. WC Vendor is a plugin that allows a woocommerce store to have multiple vendors selling their own products. This means that vendors have their own dashboards, and their own storefronts. I am having trouble customizing specific vendor store fronts individually as they seem to be displayed dynamically, instead of set pages in the pages section. The link to the site is

http://www.zoomkosher.com/

As you can see, the front shopping page shows two products. If you look under the product, you can see a “sold by” link that opens up that vendors page (http://www.zoomkosher.com/vendors/Chopstix/)

I would like for each vendor (http://www.zoomkosher.com/vendors/%5Bvendor_name_here%5D) to have their own headers, nav links, and layouts.

Thanks again for the response!

– Nick

[Tom]

Ah, this would be a pretty custom job I believe. It’s not something GP can do out of the box, and it doesn’t seem to be a feature of the plugin either.

You can try looking into it to see if the plugin has any PHP conditionals you can use in GP Hooks.

Maybe something like:

<?php if ( is_vendor() ) : ?>
    <?php echo $vendor->name; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Purely hypothetical – you’ll have to ask the plugin developers.

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