Magento and Wordpress integration on multiple languages












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I am trying to sketch the structure of my project, which is to use different Wordpress installations, each one with a subdomain representing each one a different country / language. The Wordpress is great to handle the pages and blog. I know that Magento lets you use a single Magento backend / stock for different sites.



What i want to do is to translate each wordpress on its language and subdomain, and then use the CART and ADD TO CART / CHECKOUT of Magento, but all the translated stores will use only one Magento stock / backend. The user login should be also integrated across WP / Magento.



For the Wordpress side I have found this:



https://wordpress.org/plugins/magento-wordpress-integration/



And this



http://codecanyon.net/item/single-signon-for-magento-and-wordpress/861453/comments



That should do the trick with the login, but will the cart / check out be able to be integrated too ?



And, can someone confirm this is even possible ? I really want to use Magento as backend of the same store but on different sites / languages. Maybe you can add the products by SKU, making them independent of the product name / language ?



Thanks






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  • Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
    – brentwpeterson
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:21










  • Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
    – Fabian Blechschmidt
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:40
















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I am trying to sketch the structure of my project, which is to use different Wordpress installations, each one with a subdomain representing each one a different country / language. The Wordpress is great to handle the pages and blog. I know that Magento lets you use a single Magento backend / stock for different sites.



What i want to do is to translate each wordpress on its language and subdomain, and then use the CART and ADD TO CART / CHECKOUT of Magento, but all the translated stores will use only one Magento stock / backend. The user login should be also integrated across WP / Magento.



For the Wordpress side I have found this:



https://wordpress.org/plugins/magento-wordpress-integration/



And this



http://codecanyon.net/item/single-signon-for-magento-and-wordpress/861453/comments



That should do the trick with the login, but will the cart / check out be able to be integrated too ?



And, can someone confirm this is even possible ? I really want to use Magento as backend of the same store but on different sites / languages. Maybe you can add the products by SKU, making them independent of the product name / language ?



Thanks






wordpress







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  • Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
    – brentwpeterson
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:21










  • Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
    – Fabian Blechschmidt
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:40














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I am trying to sketch the structure of my project, which is to use different Wordpress installations, each one with a subdomain representing each one a different country / language. The Wordpress is great to handle the pages and blog. I know that Magento lets you use a single Magento backend / stock for different sites.



What i want to do is to translate each wordpress on its language and subdomain, and then use the CART and ADD TO CART / CHECKOUT of Magento, but all the translated stores will use only one Magento stock / backend. The user login should be also integrated across WP / Magento.



For the Wordpress side I have found this:



https://wordpress.org/plugins/magento-wordpress-integration/



And this



http://codecanyon.net/item/single-signon-for-magento-and-wordpress/861453/comments



That should do the trick with the login, but will the cart / check out be able to be integrated too ?



And, can someone confirm this is even possible ? I really want to use Magento as backend of the same store but on different sites / languages. Maybe you can add the products by SKU, making them independent of the product name / language ?



Thanks






wordpress







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I am trying to sketch the structure of my project, which is to use different Wordpress installations, each one with a subdomain representing each one a different country / language. The Wordpress is great to handle the pages and blog. I know that Magento lets you use a single Magento backend / stock for different sites.



What i want to do is to translate each wordpress on its language and subdomain, and then use the CART and ADD TO CART / CHECKOUT of Magento, but all the translated stores will use only one Magento stock / backend. The user login should be also integrated across WP / Magento.



For the Wordpress side I have found this:



https://wordpress.org/plugins/magento-wordpress-integration/



And this



http://codecanyon.net/item/single-signon-for-magento-and-wordpress/861453/comments



That should do the trick with the login, but will the cart / check out be able to be integrated too ?



And, can someone confirm this is even possible ? I really want to use Magento as backend of the same store but on different sites / languages. Maybe you can add the products by SKU, making them independent of the product name / language ?



Thanks






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  • Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
    – brentwpeterson
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:21










  • Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
    – Fabian Blechschmidt
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:40


















  • Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
    – brentwpeterson
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:21










  • Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
    – Fabian Blechschmidt
    Jun 8 '15 at 16:40
















Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
– brentwpeterson
Jun 8 '15 at 16:21




Have you already looked at the Fishpig single sign on Magento integration? They also have mutli store
– brentwpeterson
Jun 8 '15 at 16:21












Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
– Fabian Blechschmidt
Jun 8 '15 at 16:40




Hi Chroma Funk and welcome To MageOverflow. I think this question is very broad and of course can everything be integrated, the question is always the costs. Not sure whether you will find here a satisfying answer.
– Fabian Blechschmidt
Jun 8 '15 at 16:40










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