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I have added 500+ products in my website before installing WC Vendor. Now, after installing WC Vendor all the products show my admin account as the vendor. Is it possible for me to transfer all to another user?
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Yea, it’s actually pretty easy. Go in phpmyadmin, and in wp_posts, change the post_author from your current admin’s id to the vendors user id. You can do them bulk in there in seconds.
Vendors simply “own” the product by being the post_author. After all products are posts it’s just WordPress after all. 🙂
I don’t have phpMyAdmin installed on the server.
So, is it okay if I execute following?
SELECT ID, display_name FROM wp_users;
UPDATE wp_posts SET post_author=’4′ WHERE post_author=’1′;I’m rusty on my SQL commands. Those look good, though, but as always keep a backup eh? 🙂
That should change the post author from 1 to 4, and assuming your vendors user id is 4, you’re good to go.
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