Multisite

Hi Kamil,

Thank you for purchasing our plugin,

Generally, there are 2 options for setting up a B2B+B2C Site:

Option 1) Use the same website (not a multisite). You configure B2BKing and set it to "B2B + B2C hybrid mode". When a user logs in, B2BKing checks if they are B2B or B2C and gives different rules/prices/options, etc for B2B users. In this setup, B2C users do not even know that B2B users have a different experience. Prices, rules, etc, are different only after login.

Option 2) Use a multisite as you describe with a subdomain. However, as far as I know, there is no way to use the same database in a multisite. This means the 2 sites are completely separate technically. In a multisite setup, you would  install B2BKing only in the B2B site (hurt.site.com) and set it to "B2B mode". If you want to have the same products, I think the only option is to use a SYNC plugin such as:

- https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-multisite-product-sync/20137238

- https://woomultistore.com/

These plugins can also sync stock, so essentially they should make it act as a single site.

So basically, for your needs, Option 1) would be simpler, because it uses the same database. But if the client wants a subdomain, I think you may need to use a sync plugin. 

Kind regards,

Stefan

Hi Kamil,

The email and the User Type are outside our "Sort Order" system I'm afraid, so they are always at the top - not controllable via Sort Order.

If you want to modify the order of those, I can help write a custom JavaScript snippet for you site. For that, I would need a link to your registration page + please tell me where you want the email/user type to be.

Kind regards,

Stefan

Hi,

2) You're right, now I understand what you mean. This dropdown can be simply hidden via CSS.

form.login .form-row, form.register .form-row.b2bking_registration_roles_dropdown_section{
    display: none !important;
}

3)

Effects:

For CSS, please use the following (I made a small change from previously):

form.login .form-row, form.register .form-row {
    display: flex;
}
.woocommerce-form-row label {
    min-width: 125px !important;
}

Also, add a JS snippet:

jQuery('#reg_email').parent().detach().insertBefore('.woocommerce-privacy-policy-text');
jQuery('input[type=file]').parent().css('display','contents');

4) The reason tax ID does not show is that the VAT field is connected to country, but there is no country registration field added in your site. Normally the way this works is that VAT ID is hidden until the user chooses their country. Then, if the country matches VAT countries, the VAT ID field will show.

So to resolve this, please create a Registration field for "Country+State" or "Country". Once country is selected, VAT will also show during registration.

Kind regards,

Stefan