how i make when the user register can be a vendor
i only can make a vendor a user with administrator
when the user register become a vendor and create a shop
when i can sell own itens and buy of other users
and 20% go to the administrator of site
the 20% its a example
I have problems understanding text without proper grammar structure and punctuation, but I assume you are using some kind of machine translation.
I believe you are asking about multi-vendor functionality, which is partially included in VirtueMart 2, but not yet complete. It is certainly under development, but we can give no timescale for availability as it extremely complex to build in the many different ways that multi-vendor can be set up and used. A task force was set up to work on this.
If you require a website with this capability now I suggest you look at the SmartOSC multi-vendor solution for use with Magento, http://saas.smartosc.com/resources/2011/12/multi-vendor-solution-for-magento/ They will tailor their product to suit your individual requirements.
not for now but thanks
but i gonna try the mangento
i can upgrade my virtual market 2.08c to 2.08e
i using the joomla 2.5.6
and php 5.39
when the user buy a item it is a product if the payment is accept the product is send to inventory of the character of the user
Jenkhill it strikes me that with this answer you are neither a super hero, nor is Virtuemart and Joomla the future of ecommerce, so perhaps somebody here can get their egos in check.
I've evaluated several similar multivendor solutions for Magento, including this puppy http://www.unirgy.com/products/udropship/
My problem is that I have a Joomla / Virtuemart site with 150,000 members and moving this to Magento would be a nightmare.
This little guy up in Norway or wherever can cobble together makeshift multivendor solution, http://www.nordmograph.com/ so why can't the Virtuemart team get something together. I'm forever hearing about how Virtuemart needs $$ to keep being developed but here is something that a LOT of site owners will pay you guite good money for.
Quote from: tomjrtsmith on August 19, 2012, 04:19:02 AM
Jenkhill it strikes me that with this answer you are neither a super hero, nor is Virtuemart and Joomla the future of ecommerce, so perhaps somebody here can get their egos in check.
I've evaluated several similar multivendor solutions for Magento, including this puppy http://www.unirgy.com/products/udropship/
My problem is that I have a Joomla / Virtuemart site with 150,000 members and moving this to Magento would be a nightmare.
This little guy up in Norway or wherever can cobble together makeshift multivendor solution, http://www.nordmograph.com/ so why can't the Virtuemart team get something together. I'm forever hearing about how Virtuemart needs $$ to keep being developed but here is something that a LOT of site owners will pay you guite good money for.
First of all, showing disrespect to a member that has so many posts helping others is silly. Once you become as valuable as Jenkinhill to this project, then perhaps such opinions are more valid (however, at that stage you'd realise how hard it is and not want to say such things.................).
Anyway, not to digress, I think you've hit the key point here. If someone develops this and releases it to the community, then it will exisit. The VM team is small, and there is more than enough to do without multi-vendor. Good on the 'small' guy in Norway, but this is a commercial extension. Who is willing to put in that kind of work simply to give to the community and people who post like you, who are not showing appreciation for the massive amount of work done already?
Multi-vendor would be a great addition to Virtuemart, but someone has to have the time and commitment to get this done. I don't, so I'm not going to criticise others for not doing it. Do you? (and this can be done either by a develop or someone willing to pay a developer to do it as a 'release to community' job)