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Hi all,
how can I make e-shop like etsy on provision base where multiple users can register and add their own products?
The website has to be fully editable like CMS and admin can change everything on the website. The website should work independly of you in the future and should be very easy changeble by us (themes, design...).
The website has to be multilinguall.
The webpage should be very quickly in response also by a lots of users.
For examples look at etsy.com, sashe.sk, dawanda.com, folksy.com, fler.cz.
There should be graphs and tables of daily, weekly, monthly, yearly sales of the whole sales and sales of individuals.
The system should count every person and should count how much is the provision for the company, which provides it and how much money should be sent to the seller.
The eshop system panel should have every seller its own - very good manageble, with tables, graphs of sales, transprotation and visit of his own products.
Every seller has to have its own profile, own pictures, and can add pictures of products, descripton, comments.
Every customer can add comments.
It has to be connected with social networks.
There should be a very good search engine.
The regitered sellers can add videos to their produts.
Admin can add videos into the website.
It inclueds:
- panel of products in categories - which are selling currently
- panel with pictures of newest products on the webpage
- panel with pictures of currently added products
- panel with pictures of currently selled products
- panel with information of how many products are currantly in the shop by how many producers
- blogs (the summary of last 10 on the home page)
- news (the summary of last 3 on the home page)
- comments (the summary of last 5 on the home page)
Which plugins are needed? What are the steps to make such e-shop?
Thanks for your advice :-)

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Support Chimp (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
Hey there.
I'm not overly familiar with e-shop any more, its been a while since I used it. Do they not provide any support or documents to help?
So you want shops to independently, as in their own installation?
You wouldn't get an etsy style system with either e-shop (as far as I know) or our MarketPress. Usually these things work from one code base, like with WordPress Multisite.
Each site could appear and sell independently within a network WordPress install with MarketPress.
Consider something like WPML:
http://wpml.org/
I know that one works with our MarketPress, not sure about e-shop though.
With speed there are lots of considerations like efficient code, minimal use of plugins and themes to keep it optimal and server spec. If you are on a shared host things will be slower generally.
You would need contact them about these questions, I'm unsure of their system.
We don't provide graphs in our MarketPress but we do have store stats for the current and previous month.
Maybe use BuddyPress?
http://buddypress.org
By default that isn't enabled on MarketPress, I'm not sure about e-shop though.
You could use our Ultimate Facebook plugin:
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/ultimate-facebook
Many plugins just use the default WordPress search.
We do offer integration with Google search:
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/custom-google-search
WordPress allows the embedding of Youtube videos through oEmbed. It also supports other services:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds
Are you asking about widgets and sich here?
Our MarketPress offers a number of widgets and shortcodes which can achieve much of that. There are other widgets available that can help with other item.
Again I'm not sure about the e-shop plugin though, you would need to ask them.
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/global-site-tags
I listed a number of plugins which would help here. Now reading this, are you referring to e-shop the plugin or just e-shop in general? As in a shop?
I was presuming originally you wanted to make e-shop do this....
Take care.
Member (joined April 2012) Likes (0)
Hi Timothy,
thanks for some good advices.
I wish you all the best ;-)
Support Chimp (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
You are most welcome :)
DEV Diva (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Great advice Tim! Bookmarked :)
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