Click the Move Template Files button and the wpsc-user-log.php will be moved to your theme.
Open the file with a php editor, it will show something like this:

<!--?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?--></pre>
<div>|
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_option( 'user_account_url' ) ) . $separator . ">"><!--?php _e('Your Details','wpsc'); ?--></a> |
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_option( 'user_account_url' ) ) . $separator . ">"><!--?php _e('Your Downloads','wpsc'); ?--></a>
 <!--?php do_action('wpsc_additional_user_profile_links', '|'); ?--></div>
<pre>
	<!--?php endif; ?-->


	<!-- 	START OF PROFILE PAGE -->
	<!--?php if ( is_wpsc_profile_page() ) : ?-->

The following update is necessarily:

<!--?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?--></pre>
<div>|
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_option( 'user_account_url' ) ) . $separator . ">"><!--?php _e('Your Details','wpsc'); ?--></a> |
<a href="<?php echo esc_url( get_option( 'user_account_url' ) ) . $separator . ">"><!--?php _e('Your Downloads','wpsc'); ?--></a>
<!--?php do_action('wpsc_additional_user_profile_links', '|'); ?--></div>
<pre>
<!--?php endif; ?-->


<!--?php if(is_user_logged_in() && !empty($_REQUEST['key_generator']) ) : $WPEC_SL_interfaces = new WPEC_SL_interfaces(); $WPEC_SL_interfaces--->key_generator();

?>
<!--?php elseif ( is_user_logged_in() && !empty($_REQUEST['licences']) ) : ?-->

<!--?php $WPEC_SL_interfaces = new WPEC_SL_interfaces(); $WPEC_SL_interfaces--->licences();

?>

<!--?php elseif ( is_user_logged_in() && is_wpsc_profile_page() ) : ?-->

Probably the best choice for e-commerce under a WordPress environment, WooCommerce deliver all the juice you need for a successfully e-commerce business.  WooCommerce is built using WordPress best practices both on the front and the back end. This results in an efficient, robust and intuitive plugin.
Product Sorting has been introduced reticently, as an easy method of order customization, this can be done using a drag and drop interface which is similar to default WordPress admin  Products archive. This is a great way for keeping the best selling products on top of the list, which will give a boost to sales . Any decent shop will always use categories to keep the products in one place and make easier access to a certain type of goods. The product sorting can be done for each category using the filter that the admin interface display in the first part.

But wait, why my order list has broken for a category while i was doing another sorting for a different one?

The product sorting rely on the default menu_order property, unfortunate this can keep only a value  at a time. Giving that  if a product belong to multiple categories, only the very last sorting order value will be held, everything else will be overwrite. In other words,  if you set a sorting for the products which belong to a category, going to the next one will remove the order you set previously.
This require a specialized application, Advanced Post Types Order is the perfect tool for managing the product sorting while keeping the order applied for other categories. No matter the number of categories which belong to a product, the number of categories need to be sorted, all order lists are saved and kept as defined!
First you can select the category for which you want to apply an order:

The order can be also set for other taxonomies defined like Product Tags, Tags etc, everything while keeping the sorts for the other places.

Re-order can be done using a simple drag and drop interface, then using Update to save.

A huge bonus for this plugin is the fact that it can be used also along with all other custom post types within your site (i.e. posts, pages, reviews, movies etc), practically you can sort the order for any content / post type / product.
The usage is very simple, once deployed the plugin will take care of the order update within the front side, no coding updates are necessarily.

I’d personally like the focus of the release to be about content editing (revisions, autosave, workflow, editing modes, etc).

So, we can expect some further improvements to those little dashboard features that make life easier.

Here is a schedule table for the new release:

Revisions: The revisions tool will get a little TLC — bug fixes, better user interface, and adding visual representation of what was added/removed in each revision.

Post Formats: Post formats were introduced in WordPress 3.1 and currently there are lot of beautiful themes that use them to present content in a visually appealing manner.  Sadly, the UI for this implementation had some usability problems which has keep developers away for tweaking it for client projects. The big update to Post Formats for 3.6 is the admin user interface. Seeking for wireframe ideas for the admin interface for each post format (i.e. chat, quote, link, image, video) is a must for this release. Folks from our Featured Partners are contributing to this feature: Helen Hou-Sandi from 10up is lead, and Pete Mall from Range is backup.

Custom Menus: The main focus for 3.6 will be improving the user interface for custom menus, which some users have found a little bit confusing. This will be lead by Dave Martin.  The new hookable “common links” meta box with “home” and “Log in” as the default links will be introduced.

Here is the simple way to follow to achieve this:
Within the custom post type re-order interface chose the required Taxonomy, in our case Categories, then select a Term, in my example a category named Culture / Entertainment.

Chose Automatic Order and select the Custom Field option from the list. In the Custom Field Name type in the post meta name you need to sort on

Click Update and you are done.

Flyout Admin Menus

Some of you may find this boring, as it add the sub-menu to a form of a flyout instead of a slide-down. This introduce a huge advantage, when there are lot’s of items to display, this simply preserve the space no need to scroll the page up and down to seek for an item. If you like the old style you can simply use a plugin called “Expanded Admin Menus” which put back the menus as before.

New Media Uploader

One of the best improvements which now cover a section which wasn’t so elaborated in the old versions. The upload icons within the post page editor have been consolidated into a single button. The upload area now consist of a drag and drop place where the files can easily be placed for upload.

A huge benefit for that uploader is no longer restricted to Flash but also supports HTML 5.

Tooltips

Definitely this s something useful but which was not present in the old versions. Whenever there is a new feature added in WordPress 3.3 tooltips will notify users. Practically this will open new improvements, help and tips for the users will be now easy to implement. Admin pointers are boxes that are displayed when user selects a menu or a link.

Permalink and Performance Issue

As we all know, SEO permalinks have a great impact on the search engine optimization. Mostly those site links either refer to simple %postname% or /%category%/%postname%/.

All versions before WordPress 3.3 caused a huge drawback when permalink is used, specially if the site contain lot’s of posts/pages. So the developers introduced a new permalink options called Post Name which is now recommended to be used.

Refined Admin Bar

The menu has been re-arranged, with more items menu now. The menus now dropdown when you hover your mouse over them. Also, if you hover over the WordPress logo there are links to support forums and the codex.

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But how to make my wordpress e-commerce run faster?

It’s known that Google love wordpress, if your theme it’s well coded, definitely you will get a high ratting for your domain and your keywords will perform better that your competitors. An important factor which most of the users omit and became very important for Google when crawl and index a site, it’s the loading speed. The faster is the code execution and loading speed the greater points your site will receive when google use it’s algorithms to calculate your site position.

Chose the webhosting company wisely for your wp e-commerce install

One of the easiest way to deal with the speed is to chose a reliable, fast and secure hosting. Of course the dedicated servers are the best but they are not always accessible due to the high price. So far I’ve tested lot’s of server but there’s one which i never had issues and look’s to be the fastest, my recommendation, Hostgator Web Hosting. They provide a very good hosting for incredible low prices, starts at $3.96/month. And that’s not all, check this article to see how to Get Free Hostgator Coupons and get up to 30% discount from the prices.

Cache your site using one of the free/paid plugins existing on the market.

Another way to improve the site speed, which in fact should be combined with a good hosting to get the best results, is to cache your wordpress e-commerce site. The best solution out there it’s the W3 Total Cache wordpress plugin. It’s easy to configure and bring the best results.
Here is a short list of features:

• Excelet improvement in site performance (when fully configured: Grade A in YSlow or great Google Page Speed Improvements)
• Reduced dramatically page load time: increased visitor time on site (visitors view more pages)
• Optimized progressive render (pages appear to load instantly)
• Improved web server performance (easily sustain high traffic)
• Compatible with Shared Hosting, virtual private servers and dedicated servers / clusters
• Great Bandwidth savings via Minify and HTTP compression of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and RSS feeds
• Transparent content delivery network (CDN) integration with Media Library, theme files and WordPress itself
• Caching of (minified and compressed) pages and posts in memory or on disk
• Caching of (minified and compressed) CSS and JavaScript in memory, on disk or on CDN
• Caching of database objects in memory
• Minification of posts and pages and RSS feeds, combine and remove comments / white space
• Browser caching of CSS, JavaScript and HTML using future expire headers and entity tags (ETag)
• JavaScript grouping by template (home page, post page etc) with embed location management
• Non-blocking JavaScript embedding

Only the checkout pages needs to be excluded from the cache.
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How can i still use the sliding cart for the cached content?

Since all pages will be cached, then sliding cart will remain the same for all users. Obliviously this is not a good thing, this need to use javascript/AJAX to retrieve the cart dynamically. Here is a plugin which help with this matter WordPress E-Commerce Sliding Cart Cache Control

• Tax fixes for per product tax
• Shipping same as billing fixes
• Code cleanup
• Translations now are loaded before we try to access them
• Secured debugging page
• Fixed pagination in category pages when products page is set as home page
• Stock control fixes
• Added AJAX indicator when changing sale status
• Added filters for packing slip and emails sent to customer
• Fixes for features products
• Fixed upgrade process
• Fixed multiple downloads

Some general ideas about what is new in WordPress 3.1 is expected to be released somewhere until December 15th.

If you use WordPress.com management are familiar with the bar offering quick access to most functions of a blog. It seems that a similar version will be introduced for self-hosted version and will not be enabled by default, which is a good idea. It seems that QuickPress and will be introduced as a theme template tag which means that soon we should expect a fast direct frontpage editor, something quite similar front-end editor plugin.

Internal Linking allows searching blog contents and internal linking to any resources. A plugin which will be built on new functionality, to get an idea of why and how, is Link to Post.

A feature for those using WordPress MU to be introduced in 3.1 is a clearer separation of the dashboard for a blog that is centralized and network. Since I have two bloage with a relatively extensive network can only rejoice.

Administration will again receive some visual changes “spiced” with more opportunities AJAX and sort / search more advanced than today.

As usual will be incorporated into a number of bug fixes. A stable beta version will be released somewhere in the second half of November.