baldguy67

There may be help in this post:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/strict-standards-error-at-html_outputphp?replies=8

Support and development for this plugin has been discontinued:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-no-longer-supported-2

These are my notes taken from an article I wrote for the WPOLS Knowledgebase. I think you may also get to see a more complete list of the DB tables created by looking in the wponlinestore.php file in the WP Online Store folder. I hope this helps:

If you have a database back up, you can recreate your store (products, customers, orders, et al), by importing DATA ONLY from the store database tables of your back up into a clean (no products) install of the plugin. This requires some mySQL knowledge and it may mean that you install the complete backup of your old database into a secondary database in order to extract the tables you need as DATA ONLY. There are close to 20 tables that the store uses so you will have to figure out which ones you want to keep. Here is a list of most of the tables created. You may not need to move them all – it all depends upon how many changes you have made in your store. Use your eyes and judgment by comparing your old tables to the new ones:

Categories:

categories

categories_description

Store configuration:
configuration (probably only the first 30 rows)

countries (if you have modified any default store data)
currencies (if you have modified any default store data)

Customers:
customers
customers_basket (I don’t think you will need this one)
customers_basket_attributes (I don’t think you will need this one)
customers_info
customers_to_discount_codes

discount_codes
eorder_text

If you have added Extra Product Fileds:
extra_field_labels
extra_field_values
extra_product_fields
extra_value_exclude

files_uploaded
geo_zones (if you have added/modified zones)

information
information_group
languages (if you have added another language)

manufacturers
manufacturers_info

newsletters (if you have any newsletters)

Customer Orders:
orders
orders_products
orders_products_attributes
orders_products_download
orders_status
orders_status_history
orders_total

Products:
products
products_attributes
products_attributes_download
products_description
products_images

products_notifications
products_options
products_options_values
products_options_values_to_products_options

products_shipping

products_to_categories

reviews (if you have product reviews)
reviews_description (if you have product reviews)
sessions (I don’t think you will need this one)
slideshow (if you homepage slideshows)
specials (if you have created specials)
tax_class (if you have modified any default store data)
tax_rates (if you have modified any default store data)

The product images will have to uploaded into the image folder, as would any modified files you have backed up (such as CSS files).

There is a feature in the store called Easy Populate which allows you to upload a CSV file full of your products/categories. Most databases should export to a CSV file. You may have to manipulate the file a little to get it into the format that the store would recognize, eg, the correct column headings, etc.

More Info:
http://help.wponlinestore.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/13/0/easy-populate

You will not be able to hide products based upon the location of the user/customer.

To change the label for any part of the store you will have to edit the language files. There is more information here:
http://help.wponlinestore.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/95/0/editing–changing-some-of-the-text-which-appears-in-the-store—language-files

In WP Online Store you set the tax rate for the area where you want tax charged and then for each product you select if it is taxable or not. If the product is classified as taxable then tax is added to the product when in the shopping cart based upon the customers address. IE. if you are in Florida and your customer is in Florida then they would be charged tax for Florida. If they are not in Florida then they would not be charged tax. You can set up multiple tax zones if you charge different tax for different locations. Basically I think you are right by your first statement, but I do not quite get what you mean by your second statement – you have to assess tax on a per item basis as not all items can be taxable. There is an option within the store to display the product price including tax on the product page, or just display the additional tax during checkout.

http://help.wponlinestore.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/38/0/locations-and-taxes—what-they-are-and-how-to-set-them-up

http://help.wponlinestore.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/51/0/locations–taxes–zones

The only way to change this is to change the layout within the code of the product_info.php. You will need a basic grasp of HTML/PHP. It is not something that an average user can do.

The latest version of PHP is causing quite a headache for us. I have more information (but I’m afraid no solution) here:

http://wponlinestore.com/issues-with-the-latest-version-of-php-5-4/