@champsupertramp,
I have just updated this documentation: https://codection.com/import-users-csv-meta/listado-de-hooks-de-import-and-exports-users-and-customers/
You can use this hook:
$row = apply_filters( 'acui_export_data', $row, $user, $datetime_format, $columns, $order_fields_alphabetically );
Thanks for using this plugin!
Hi @carazo
I think I found a bug with the filter hook acui_export_data.
When I try to modify a value with the filter hook, it doesn’t reflect the value for all the users.
add_filter("acui_export_data","um_050621_unserialize_usermeta",99999, 5);
function um_050621_unserialize_usermeta($row, $user, $datetime_format, $columns, $order_fields_alphabetically){
$row['zendeh_mama'] = "Philippines";
return $row;
}
The above code should make all users’ zendeh_mama values into “Philippines” but after the CSV file is generated, the zendeh_mama in each user row is still empty when opening the CSV file.
Regards,
This hook is working inside the plugin. Maybe you are not using it correctly.
Look at:
function maybe_order_row_alphabetically( $row, $user, $datetime_format, $columns, $order_fields_alphabetically ){
if( !$order_fields_alphabetically )
return $row;
return array_merge( array_flip( $columns ), $row );
}
