开发者 | aytechnet |
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更新时间 | 2023年10月13日 18:54 |
PHP版本: | 7.1 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.3.2 |
dyapress
folder to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryThe plugin need at least PHP 5.6 and up to PHP 8.1 to work with latest version 16. The best supported PHP version is still 7.4. If you want to use PHP 8.0 or 8.1 you need version 16.0.5.12 at least as it contains fixes on Dolibarr code to work nicely with PHP 8.0 and PHP 8.1.
Yes, it is possible : You need to merge the Dolibarr database in the same database of WordPress and to copy all your documents directories documents
to wp-content/uploads/dyapress
directory.
Yes, it is possible : You need to export the Dolibarr database in a new database that will be used by a fresh install of Dolibarr with at least the same or a newer version. You need also to copy all your documents directories in wp-content/uploads/dyapress
to documents
directory of Dolibarr.
You are an administrator, so you can update the DyaPress options relative to WordPress integration, but you have no access to DyaPress as another user has already it. You need to ask (or use) the other user to access DyaPress, so you need to create another DyaPress/Dolibarr user which is the next question.
Yes, but you need to both add the WordPress user and the Dolibarr user with the same login name in order for the user to connect to WordPress and have an access to DyaPress menu and features. Update user access right in DyaPress/Dolibarr user menu directly. Note Dolibarr user login may not be the same as WordPress login, as only the first characters in the range [a-zA-Z0-9_] are used for Dolibarr login, it may happens if you used special characterss in WordPress login like an email and it such case only the left part of email (before @) will be used to match the user login. If a WordPress user is not added to Dolibarr users base, the user will not have any access to DyaPress and the menu will not even be displayed at all if the user is not an administrator.
There is a problem running REST API when Query Monitor plugin is actve, please deactivate it as it causes a Fatal error in both REST API Explorer or API itself : PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'QM_Component' not found in .../wp-content/plugins/query-monitor/classes/Util.php:312 Only REST API is affected by Query Monitor, all the other part of DyaPress code is running correctly. REST API is using Restler whihc scan all the code loaded which may causes this error.
As of Dolibarr, all your data are stored on your WordPress database. As an option, you may want to connect to DyaPi microservices to allow exchange with your other softwares like already connected PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify, Dolibarr or more to come. This service will be available by end of 2023. You can get more informations about DyaPi microservices website.