You will have to make that modification as I am not allowed to directly modify or distribute any of Zazzle’s code (it was a condition of them allowing the release of the plugin).

I update every time I am aware of any changes that are made to Zazzle. I add new products whenever they become available. My sister is a committed Zazzler so whenever she tells me there is something to be updated.

Zazzle’s store builder doesn’t allow you to do that. Their builder just pulls back all products that match your filters but all of the products link directly to their product page. If you want to do what you mentioned you would have to do it manually.

My plugin just works as a bridge between the store builder & WordPress as the way the builder works is incompatible with WordPress without some special handling.

Hope that helps.

1) I’m assuming that if I want to make Zazzle Store Builder links open in their own window, I’ll still need to make the modifications in your other article to the original Store Builder code? Or has this already been done in this plugin?

2) You mentioned that as Zazzle updated their Store Builder, you had to update your code to accomodate changes. What’s your commitment to keeping this plugin up to date with changes from Zazzle?

3) It seems like the main use for this is to add a store to an existing WP site. Do you know of anyone who has used WP as a multi-level interface to subsequent pages with various products from Zazzle defined wholly using the shortcodes? (e.g., categories of designs are shown in WP, and clicking on a category takes you to a page with multiple designs, and clicking on a design takes you to a store page for that design?)

It just means you will have to figure out path’s manually. You could always do it the way this tutorial does by passing your AJAX request through admin-ajax.php but you would have to deal with nonce generation etc. It would however allow you access to all the normal WordPress functions. It’s up to you.

After the ajax post submits it is getting a:

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<b>Fatal error</b>:  Call to undefined function bloginfo() ...

I am submitting the ajax request to the same page.

Any ideas why after the post that the php is not php?

I know enough jQuery to get by but I’m learning all the time too. It’s a never ending cycle.

Should be getting them done soon, just got to get a decent mic.

Thanks for pointing that out to me. Always nice to have another set of eyes on something.

Spent like 3 hours messing with that simple ajax call last night… shows how good i am with jquery.

Every day is a school day.

Look forward to the new posts and screen casts