I develop multi-vendor online store and i want when vendor register and enter shop name than auto shopname make a sub-domain and vendor products show thier sub-domain
like shopping.local
and when vendor register his shop name make
like shopname.shopping.local
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I see when I start a new project, it has a company domain. However I don't have my own website. So I have no domain to use. What should I put in this field, if I want to make a legitimate app that Google will accept on their app store? Am I required to have a website prior to posting an app to Google Play store, so that my app will have an actual working domain? Or can I set this to anything I want it to be? Does Google basically require a person to have their own website before they will even consider apps submitted to them?
The domin you see is not a web site. You don't need to have your own website.
The "Company Domain" will be used to generate your package name. Your package name is just a unique identifier for your application in the Google Play Store.
You can use any domain name you want (as long as it is unique) - see more details here.
I'm starting to work with a few affiliates, who will sell my products (from my BlueSnap account) in their websites. They'll manage their online stores as they wish, but when they send to checkout they will use a hosted payment page in an iFrame, and take the URL from me.
I already set up their affiliate account with BlueSnap, and I want to make sure they associate any purchases on their sites so I get a cut and they get their commission. How can I configure the BuyNow URL as associated to a specific affiliate? Is it a setup in the control panel or just a URL parameter?
Is it different for BuyNow 1 and BuyNow2?
In order to make sure your affiliates are getting their cut and that their commissions work you need to make sure that:
The affiliate account is allowed to sell your products.
The affiliate is using the right link.
Managing your Affiliates
From one of your contracts - at the General settings tab, scroll down to the Marketing section and click the Invite Partners link - this will lead you to the Affiliate Management screen where you can make sure that the affiliate account is allowed to sell your goods.
Affiliates that are not on your list, may sell your products, but they will not get any commission.
Setting up the Affiliate link
Whether you're using BN1 or BN2 - the link should have the contract (SKU) ID, and the referrer (affiliate) ID:
Example:
https://www.bluesnap.com/jsp/buynow.jsp?contractId=1234567&referrer=123456
I hope this information is useful, by the way - you may want to check our Marketplace - if you want to take the affiliating experience to the next level.
I use an e-commerce service called Ecwid. I've set up my site so that i can avoid ecwids default storefront. But i still need to access the shopping cart. I want to prevent customers from access the default storfront and be redirected to the shopping cart.
From: https://example.com/store.html
To: https://example.com/store.html?store-page=cart
I have a website that every customer can have a personal profile page. A sample page address is :
http://www.goonagoon.net/index.php?mod=goonagoon&act=9&id=94a6t2x2p2z2e36424u56403f3d4y2m5
and I want to point a domain name to this specific url. For example when visiting www.mycustomer.com it shows the content of the above address (without changing the address).
How can I do this?
We have a SharePoint site collection. In this site collection we have a home site and 6 other sites. Each of these sites belongs to a department in our company. Right now if you are a member of department A security group you would see homepage and your department site/tab when you navigate to the site. What they want me to do is to redirect the users directly to the department site/tab whenever they navigate to the site.
Is there any way to do this without coding or with coding?
With coding, you could write a very simple web control and include that on the home page. It would test which group a user belongs to and then redirect accordingly.
There are various ways to check if a user belongs to a group. One method is to get a reference to each SPGroup object and use SPGroup.ContainsCurrentUser.
You might also like to consider creating a custom list that maps SPGroup name against department URL, so you can manage behaviour of the control through the SharePoint UI.