Woocommerce works beautifully and many of our customers use it. There is only one drawback to Woocommerce, and that is the speed when you use the default dynamic shopping cart. Because the shopping basket differs per user, it cannot be cached, of course, then everyone would see the same basket. This ensures that Woocommerce works a lot slower than when you can use the caching (eg using the WP Rocket caching plugin). A simple and effective way to fix this is to disable the dynamic AJAX dropdown functionality. The customer can then still see how many products he has in

A faster search function ensures more turnover in your Woocommerce webshop. The standard search function of WordPress also works in Woocommerce but is not ideal. It doesn’t offer any suggestions nor does it have a dropdown that shows the results before going to the search results page. There are several plugins for sale that improve the search function for Woocommerce. Unfortunately, not all of these work equally well. Elastic Search is a widely used search function (eg in Magento) but unfortunately it is not available for WordPress, at least not in an affordable version. A search function that we used

A frequently heard wish from customers is that they want to make their WordPress and/or Woocommerce webshop multilingual. Several solutions are possible for this. We list the two most obvious solutions with their pros and cons. 1. Multilingualism using. a Plugin (WPML for example): Advantages: Quick, you install a plugin and you can start translating Cheap, you only need to buy the plugin Well manageable, you keep 1 WordPress dashboard and 1 database You can easily send your text to a translation agency. They can translate it directly in the WordPress environment after which you can give approval to publish

WordPress the error message After the conversion from the old to the new environment, it can occur in exceptional cases that when uploading new places and the like within “Cannot create folder uploads/…. Is the parent folder writable by the server?” gives. This is caused by a wrong upload_path setting in WordPress. This setting can be adjusted in several ways: Database: In the wp_options table, find the record with the option_value “upload_path”. The correct path can then be entered there. wp-config.php: An extra line can be added to the wp-config.php file (or replaced if it already exists). The rule looks

We often get the question from customers with a Woocommerce web store whether the order administration can be automatically sent to the bookkeeper. There are many accounting package that have automatic links / plugins for Woocommerce such as Eboekhoudt / Exact etc. But often our customers still have an accountant who works with their own system, where an automatic link is not available. And also too expensive to develop. In that case, we let Woocommerce automatically mail the orders in a CSV/Excel file to the accountant every quarter. We can also adjust the layout of the CSV/Excel so that the

Okay, your WordPress website has been hacked. That sucks. Undoubtedly, questions like: ‘Why do hackers always sit in the dark with a mask on behind their own computer?’ run through your head. But you might be even more curious about: how do they do it? In this article we explain in ‘normal language’ how hackers (and their bots) work. By the way, maybe you’ve already solved it and you’re just curious about how hackers work. But if your website is still inaccessible, full of junk (SEO Spam) or if you’re not sure whether you’ve cleaned it up properly: Feel free