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xanadude 08-27-2014 08:54 AM

Wordpress in X5
 
Does anybody have this working so I can see it as I did try it in x4 but failed dismally

thanks

totaltec 08-27-2014 09:43 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
I'm currently rocking X4 with Wordpress, and it works great! http://nicqua.com/blog/

I too would love to see how it works with X5.

cflsystems 08-27-2014 09:58 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
WP in XC 4 works just fine. It does require some work though as the theme covered by the module is old not to mention hardcoded in the module so if you want to use more modern/reset WP skin you need to do some recoding of the module and a lot of re-styling. But in general it does work ok

xanadude 08-27-2014 11:33 PM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
thanks totalrec looks good on your site.....

Would love to give it a try on my dev store but dont really want to pay out until i know its working OK.

My experience with it in X4 was pretty poor (and not being to ok with WP more a Joomla site user/builder) And ended up getting a refund as it just would not work for me

is there a way to get a demo version to put into the dev site........

totaltec 08-27-2014 11:36 PM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
That a great question. What we need is to either have a demo version, or at least a video showing how it installs and functions. Just a functional demo that customers can see would help tremendously!

xanadude 08-28-2014 03:53 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
Just out of interest. with using wordpress within Xcart can you install the additional wordpress modules to the site suce as Photo Galleries and such

Thanks

ADDISON 08-29-2014 05:36 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
off-topic: this website http://wemakeanyshirt.com is slow. getting time 2.95 sec and latency 2.45 sec is acceptable, but not good at all. I don't know the concurrency, if it is about 5 - 10 visitors making normal requests, XC5 is damn slow. My opinion. I could make other shopping cart having light speed about 65 ms page time for concurrency around 500 visitors. Is it a dedicated webserver?

xanadude 08-30-2014 03:25 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
Its hosted on a Godaddy Ultimate unix package.... I am also a bit concerned on the speed but it is better than it was to start with. Still working on it with the help of Tony

The old store still runs on it ok but x5 is slow



Quote:

Originally Posted by ADDISON
off-topic: this website http://wemakeanyshirt.com is slow. getting time 2.95 sec and latency 2.45 sec is acceptable, but not good at all. I don't know the concurrency, if it is about 5 - 10 visitors making normal requests, XC5 is damn slow. My opinion. I could make other shopping cart having light speed about 65 ms page time for concurrency around 500 visitors. Is it a dedicated webserver?


ADDISON 08-31-2014 05:20 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
There are a few parts of optimization in speed.

1. Change your hardware to fit your needs (cores, RAM, SSD, internet connection, month trafic).

2. Use CDN if you have visitors from different regions/countries.

3. Protect your website from DDoS hardwear and software (Fail2Ban, Iptables)

4. Configure server to your needs (proxy server + webserver + php + mysql)

5. Configure XC to work at maximum performance with these hardware/software configuration (few CSS/JS requests, minify CSS/JS files, use expire headers, gzip, ...)

I learnt myself before having a website you should understand Linux architecture and getting speed from your configuration. Speed means transactions, more visitors, more customers.

tony_sologubov 09-03-2014 03:26 AM

Re: Wordpress in X5
 
Guys, there is already an integration of X-Cart 5 with Wordpress https://www.x-cart.com/extensions/addons/wordpress-in-xcart-5.html

so you might want to give it a try.

Tony.


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