Closed bahiirwa closed 4 years ago
Do we have FAQs?
@simplycomputing I was thinking in terms of readme and description or notes in
Yes, I think just adding a few questions in a brief FAQ section of the README will suffice. Don't need to go overboard for now. I was thinking something along the lines of:
And I think that should do it for now.
I will look at this issue. Should also have...
Proposed FAQ section:
Can I install WooCommerce together with Classic Commerce? Yes, you can have both WooCommerce and Classic Commerce installed as plugins. However, you can't have them both activated. You will need to deactivate one before activating the other.
What are the differences between WooCommerce and Classic Commerce? Classic Commerce is a fork of WooCommerce with all the WooCommerce Services and JetPack integrations removed. This means there will be no "nags" or "upsells" at any stage when you are using Classic Commerce. You won't find any plugins or products that are promoted or pushed in any way.
Can I import my products and settings from WooCommerce to Classic Commerce? There is no need to import anything when changing from WooCommerce to Classic Commerce. They share all the same classes and hooks so your existing WooCommerce records will be recognised by Classic Commerce and immediately available.
What version of WooCommerce is Classic Commerce based on? Classic Commerce is a fork of WooCommerce 3.5.3.
What plugins work with Classic Commerce? All of the extensions compatible with WooCommerce 3.5.3 should still be usable, provided they do not rely on JetPack or WooCommerce Services. However, we strongly recommend that you test and monitor any extensions or plugins that are needed to provide extra functionality.
How do I switch over from using WooCommerce to using Classic Commerce? Is it safe to uninstall WooCommerce?
To try out Classic Commerce you can manually install it as a plugin. Make sure you deactivate WooCommerce before activating Classic Commerce. If you want to uninstall WooCommerce completely you can do so safely, but we recommend you take a full backup of your site first. Note that deactivating and deleting WooCommerce normally only removes the plugin and its files; the settings, orders, products, pages, etc are retained in the database. However, there is a possibility that a setting in your site’s wp-config file may over-ride this, so it is worth checking that file to make sure the following condition has not been included: define( 'WC_REMOVE_ALL_DATA', true);
Yes, looks good to me. If you add this to the README, then we can close this one.
https://github.com/ClassicPress-research/classic-commerce/issues/136#issuecomment-562856437