peterkts7
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It is helpful, however I am wondering how, upon calling the
object_sync_for_salesforce_pull_success
Function, How I can see the arguments that are being passed to it?
As in, In order to modify the data being sent, I can’t figure out a way to see it.
Specifically, how can I “var_dump” the $operation, $result, $synced_object objects?
So from what I can tell it is indeed running the queries it needs to. How would I go about copying the query into Salesforce console? I’m a bit new to salesforce so I am not sure which part I should be copying
All of the logs contain this title:
Debug: on Salesforce API HTTP Request to URL: https://na53.salesforce.com/services/data.
And all contain a JSON object
Does that mean it is only pushing data to Salesforce?
After enabling Async it does actually still pull from WordPress.. So I do not think it is Cron.
I have the plugin set to both push and pull at 5 minute intervals for development.
I did notice that salesforce_push had been deleted from the Cron Jobs, so I re-added it manually but I’m not sure if that was the cause, or if I fixed it if it was. I am not using the Aync feature, upon enabling it, it does not seem to fix my issue.
It is partially pulling from salesforce, If I create a new campaign, WordPress does pull and create a corresponding post. But if I were to update that post from Salesforce, it would not pull the updated changes, only pulls new posts.
Success! I ran your SQL query and it had worked creating a new field map. thank you for the quick support
Hello Jonathan, Thank you for the help.
1. I have wp_object_sync_sf_object_map in my wordpress database, but not wp_object_sync_sf_field_map.
3. Yes it does show me information from my Salesforce connection
4. I am trying to map a wordpress object “post” to a custom saleforce object called “Upcoming Event”. WordPress field “post_title” to salesforce field “event title”, direction is sync. Action trigger is Salesforce and WordPress Update