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Installing and Activating MultiPOS

Every DevDiggers WooCommerce plugin installs the same way. You upload the plugin zip, activate it, and confirm WooCommerce is running. This guide covers both install methods and how to check the plugin is active.

Before you start

Check that your store meets the plugin’s requirements. Each plugin lists its own minimum versions on its product page and in its Introduction doc. Across the range, the general floor is:

  • WordPress 5.5 or newer.
  • WooCommerce 5.0 or newer.
  • PHP 7.4 or newer.

WooCommerce must be active first. A DevDiggers WooCommerce plugin lists WooCommerce as required and will not run without it.

Install from a downloaded zip

Use this method for a plugin you bought and downloaded from DevDiggers or CodeCanyon.

  1. In WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin.

    The WordPress Plugins menu expanded with Add New highlighted

  2. Click Upload Plugin at the top of the screen.

    The Add Plugins screen with the Upload Plugin button highlighted

  3. Click Choose File and select the plugin .zip you downloaded.

    The plugin upload box with the Choose File button highlighted

  4. Click Install Now.

    The plugin upload box with a zip selected and Install Now highlighted

  5. When the install finishes, click Activate Plugin.

    The install-complete screen with the Activate button highlighted

Do not unzip the file first. WordPress expects the .zip, not the folder inside it.

Install a free plugin from the directory

If you are installing the free version of a plugin, you can pull it straight from the WordPress plugin directory.

  1. Go to Plugins → Add New Plugin.
  2. Search for the plugin by name in the search box.
  3. On the plugin’s card, click Install Now, then click Activate.

Confirm the plugin is active

After activation, the plugin’s menu appears under DevDiggers Plugins in the admin sidebar. Open it to reach the plugin’s dashboard and settings.

If the menu is missing, open Plugins → Installed Plugins and check the plugin is listed and active. If WooCommerce is inactive, activate it, then reload the plugin.

Where to go next

Open the plugin’s own Introduction and Configuration docs to set it up. Most DevDiggers plugins run a short setup wizard the first time you open them, which gets a working configuration live in about a minute.