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I recall reporting this same error to GiveWP sometime back in 2023…it may have made it into a Bug Report over at https://feedback.givewp.com/, but I can’t recall at the moment. Anyway, until they get this fixed, you can add the following to your wp-cli.yml:

skip-plugins:
- give-pdf-receipts

Also, this bug appears to be found in /give-pdf-receipts/src/PdfExport/API/ListExports.php::getSchema(). The schema returned there doesn’t match other valid schema I see output when I run an error_log() inside  /wp-includes/rest-api/class-wp-rest-server.php on line 1566:

I’ve been looking for a similar solution. Here’s some food for thought:

The menu-item-ID corresponds to $wpdb->postmeta.post_id in the WordPress database.

If you have a menu item which corresponds to a post_type="page" in $wpdb->posts, then you could look up the corresponding menu-item-ID for that page’s menu item by first finding the $wpdb->posts.ID for that page. Then you’d get the menu-item-ID for that page via the following query:

$wpdb->get_var( 'SELECT post_id FROM '.$wpdb->postmeta.' WHERE meta_key="_menu_item_object_id" AND meta_value="'.$post_id.'"' )

Here’s an example of the above in some code I’m currently working on:

global $wpdb;
$main_menu = array( 'Home', 'About', 'Blog', 'Resources', 'Contact' );
foreach( $main_menu as $post_title ){
	$post_id = $wpdb->get_var( 'SELECT ID FROM '.$wpdb->posts.' WHERE post_title="'.$post_title.'" AND post_type="page" AND post_status="publish"' );
	$$post_title = $wpdb->get_var( 'SELECT post_id FROM '.$wpdb->postmeta.' WHERE meta_key="_menu_item_object_id" AND meta_value="'.$post_id.'"' );
}

The above code results in $Home, $About, etc. being assigned the menu-item-IDs for those pages. Therefore, I’m able to address those menu items via CSS selectors like these:

li.menu-item-<?php echo $Home ?>{}
li.menu-item-<?php echo $About ?>{}

Notes:

• I’m currently using the above method with a theme which uses only one instance of wp_nav_menu(). I’m guessing you would retrieve multiple menu-item-IDs if you had the same page in multiple occurrences of wp_nav_menu(). Therefore, you’d need to add some logic which would grab the proper menu-item-ID for the menu you want to address via jQuery, CSS, etc.
• You could improve upon my above code by dynamically generating $main_menu.

This post suggests using the passthrough|PT argument in your RewriteRule; however, this didn’t work in my case. Perhaps it will work in someone else’s?

e.g. RewriteRule . /index.php [PT,L]

@torontobroad – I had the same problem trying to get grid view to work. It turns out that the Grid View module calls a function (wpsc_product_url()) that I found in WP e-Commerce 3.6 Beta 8; however, this same function doesn’t exist in the latest stable release (3.5.1).

I was able to get grid view working in 3.5.1 by grabbing the function from 3.6 Beta 8 and adjusting it for 3.5.1.

For more details, see this post that I wrote:

Fixing Grid and List View in WP e-Commerce Gold

For any novices just getting acquainted with the problems associated with pasting directly from MS Word to WordPress, I’ve put together a short screencast which illustrates the problem and then shows how to fix it using the latent advanced editing features in the WordPress WYSIWYG:

Screencast: WordPress and MS Word

Ok, almost 11 months after my original tutorial, I’ve posted a new tutorial showing you how to embed WordPress into a default install of OSC MS2.2. Here are links to the tutorial and an example:

• Embedding WordPress into OSC Part II
• Example Website

In regards to question 3, I have developed a solution that might suit everyone’s purposes. I’ve integrated a WordPress blog into my client’s OS Commerce install:

http://www.mywirelesswarehouse.com/blog.php

If this is in fact what everyone is looking for, I can post a tutorial on how to do this. Keep in mind, that instead of “import[img] my osCommerce template into WordPress”, I am actually embedding a WordPress blog inside of OS Commerce.