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In reply to: [Gravity Forms Mass Import] csv import problemDid you get the returned file in my email?
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In reply to: [Gravity Forms Mass Import] csv import problemYou’ve got double quotes all over the place. That is bound to mess things up. Plus there are 10 entries, you only have 9 fields. Also, the headers must ALL match and be in double quotes also.
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In reply to: [Gravity Forms Mass Import] csv import problemuhm, not sure where your problems exist. Send me a screenshot of the table headers that are shown when you first pick the form you want to import into. Then send me your csv file you are attempting to upload. [email protected]
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()For you, anything 🙂
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()Would be nice
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()Theme developers will take some time to update a theme and will not likely do it just for one thing, if they are going to make a new release, they will probably want to fix all of the other issues they have on their list as well. Plus, not everyone has access to updated versions. To fix your issues on the product page, you will have to work with the files inside of your themes child woocommerce folder. There are template files for the loop, categories, etc.. that you can customize.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()Your welcome 🙂
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()I found the problem in my theme. I am using Sommerce theme and discovered that there is a call to add_action(‘init’, ‘woocommerce_price_filter_init’) inside of Sommerce>inc>woocommerce.php on line 16. This is a duplicate call and is what has been causing the error. So for those of you who are having this issue, it is likely that you are using a theme (or a plugin, but I doubt it) that was made to be used with woocommerce and somewhere in the core, or admin functions of your theme in some file relating to woocommerce. Find that file and look for the now duplicated call above. Comment it out or delete it.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()This seems to be caused from an action call (do_action) with woocommerce_price_filter_init being passed as the argument. Woocommerce_price_filter_init is not an action, it is a function that is called during an init action. plugin.php on line 406 is the “do_action” hook. However, when adding an arbitrary action called woocommerce_price_filter_init, I still continue to get the same error. It’s getting to be pretty damn frustrating.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Warning: call_user_func_array()Come on woo team. We expect great things from you…
I didn’t get that csv file. email me at [email protected] and send me the file. Also, with the csv file, send me another image of the label/type table my plugin gives you when you select the form. What I’ll do is create the correct headers for you and the first entry row. Then it will be up to you to mimic that format for the rest of the csv file.
Looking further at your images, to save you some troubleshooting, the exported csv file you have of your previous entries is not going to work with my plugin. The name field (titled name) is split into two: Name(first) and Name(last). For my plugin, the correct csv format would be to make this one field : header = “Name” and the entries for that field should look like this: “John,Doe” “Jane,Kane” “,Anderson” “Jenny,” and so on… People really do not seem to understand csv files and have a hard time grasping the simple fact that for my plugin you have to encase each field (whether it be a header or an entry) with double quotes. and that each field has to be separated by a comma (only, no space). I have also thoroughly explained the structure of advanced fields for the purpose of my plugin, eg.. name fields, multiple select, address fields, etc… . Please read through that carefully before you get frustrated with your first attempts at importing.
Also, take a look at your fields and their labels. There is something seriously wrong with your form. It looks like all the labels need to be moved up one field. Weird that you would be calling your name field (which has first and last name) “Name” and the address field (which has add1,2,city,state,zip,country) “Country”. Go over the form you uploaded to make sure everything is correct. Then save it again just in case. Then make one arbitrary entry just in case that “max()” issue is still going to be there. Then check the Labels as they relate to the Type as listed when you select your form on my plugin. If all of that lines up correctly, then check the csv file to make sure it is correctly structured (utf-8 encoded, double-quote encased, comma delimited). Then upload the csv and you should be set.
Ya, looks like a bug with my code. Seems you must have at least one value in the lead table for that function to work. I should catch that potential error and give a default value of 1 or 0. For now, just make one entry into your form (some arbitrary entry, you can delete it later). Then import. Also, I can already tell that you are still going to have issues with your headers. There is a problem with the csv structure. Please read through the other support issues and compare the csv file you have to the structure my plugin requires.
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In reply to: [Gravity Forms Mass Import] Post Creation/User RegistrationNo. The plugin does not support posts or registration import. There are numerous plugins available for both of those type of data imports.