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FG Magento to WooCommerce
FG Magento to WooCommerce
A plugin to migrate your Magento e-commerce store to WooCommerce
4.8
(83 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping FG Magento to WooCommerce running.
Tested to 7.0.2
Tested against the WordPress branch in use today.4 months ago
At least 18.6 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.5.6
Your host must be running at least this version.4.5
1
A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how FG Magento to WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
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out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
13 / 15Listing transparency
3 / 10Ratings
4.8
83 ratingsThis plugin migrates your Magento products and CMS pages to WooCommerce.
It has been tested with Magento versions 1.3 to 2.4 and the latest version of WordPress. It is compatible with multisite installations.
The plugin migrates:
- the product categories
- the product categories images
- the products
- the products tags
- the product thumbnails
- the product images galleries
- the product stocks
- the CMS
No need to subscribe to an external web site.
FG Magento to WooCommerce Premium version
The Premium version includes these extra features:
- migrates the product attributes
- migrates the product variations
- migrates the grouped products
- migrates the products Up Sell and Cross Sell
- migrates the users
- migrates the customers
- authenticate the users and the customers in WordPress with their Magento passwords
- migrates the orders
- migrates the ratings and reviews
- migrates the discount coupons
- migrates the SEO meta data
- migrates the tax classes
- SEO: redirects the Magento URLs
- multisites/multistores: Option to choose which website/store to import
- update the already imported products stocks and orders
- compatible with Magento Enterprise Edition
- ability to run the import automatically from the cron (for dropshipping for example)
- WP CLI support
The Premium version can be purchased on: https://www.fredericgilles.net/fg-magento-to-woocommerce/
Add-ons for FG Magento to WooCommerce Premium
The Premium version allows the use of add-ons that enhance functionality:
- Multilingual Magento stores converted to WooCommerce + WPML
- Move Magento order numbers
- Move Magento customer groups
- Move Magento manufacturers
- Move Magento product options as add-ons
- Move Magento costs
- Move Magento custom order statuses
- Move Magento bundle products
- Move Magento wish lists
- Move Magento tiered prices
- Move Magento AW Blog
Translations
- English (default)
- French (fr_FR)
- German (de_DE)
- Brazilian (pt_BR)
- other can be translated
- First verify your login and password to your Magento database.
- If Magento and WordPress are not installed on the same host, you can do this:
- export the Magento database to a SQL file (with phpMyAdmin for example)
- import this SQL file on the same database as WordPress
- run the migration by using WordPress database credentials (host, user, password, database) instead of the Magento ones in the plugin settings.
- First, deactivate all the WordPress plugins except the ones used for the migration
- You can run the migration again. It will continue where it stopped.
- You can add:
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '1G');in your wp-config.php file to increase the memory allowed by WordPress - You can also increase the memory limit in php.ini if you have write access to this file (ie: memory_limit = 1G).
- Same as above
- Check the URL field that you filled in the plugin settings. It must be your Magento home page URL and must start with http://
- The PHP directive “Allow URL fopen” must be turned on in php.ini to copy the medias. If your remote host doesn’t allow this directive, you will have to do the migration on localhost.
- PDO and PDO_MySQL libraries are needed. You must enable them in php.ini on the WordPress host.
Or on Ubuntu:
sudo php5enmod pdo
sudo service apache2 reload
- You have to enable PDO_MySQL in php.ini on the WordPress host. That means uncomment the line extension=pdo_mysql.so in php.ini
- No, it only reads the Magento database.
- No, you can deactivate or even uninstall the plugin after the migration.
- Yes. First you must put these lines in wp-config.php:
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
And the messages will be logged to wp-content/debug.log.
Don’t hesitate to let a comment on the forum or to report bugs if you found some.
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