Weight & ISBN

Hello again, in woocommerce i have the filed of GTIN but in the plugin this is not exist. How can i insert the value i want inside your plugin and afte running the xml the GTIN FIELD HAS the value i want?

Please i need you help ti fix this, this will be very helpfull!!!!

Hi @eschooling,

i want to insert the weight of each product and in front end shows like this: 0179 kg How can i make it shows like this: 0.179 kg??

You can use a PHP function to do that: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/developers/custom-code/inline-php/. There’s probably a better way, but here’s a really basic example:

function my_fix_number( $num ) {
	$n = substr_replace( $num, substr( $num, 0, 1 ) . '.', 0, 1 );
	return $n;
}

i have the filed of GTIN but in the plugin this is not exist. How can i insert the value i want inside your plugin and afte running the xml the GTIN FIELD HAS the value i want?

Most GTIN plugins can be imported into using these instructions: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/custom-fields/theme-plugin-fields/ (make sure to PUBLISH a product with a GTIN before trying to detect it).

Also, if you’re updating existing products that weren’t created by your import, you’ll need to use an “Existing Items” import: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/recurring/manual-record-matching/. Just be sure to use “Choose which data to update” on step 4 and select to only update the GTIN custom field.

hello, and thanks fro your response.
i receive this message:
Custom Field Value template is invalid: Reached end of template but statement sequence expected

What am i doing wrong?

Hi @eschooling,

i receive this message: Custom Field Value template is invalid: Reached end of template but statement sequence expected

This most likely means there’s an unescaped square bracket or curly brace in one of the custom field value fields. Try this:

• Remove any custom field that you’re not actually trying to import
• If you’re importing a value with brackets or braces (that aren’t a part of PHP functions or import elements), escape them with backslashes, e.g.: \[shortcode]Hello World!\[/shortcode], or: \{“HELLO”:”WORLD”\}

Let me know if that fixes it.

Hi @eschooling,

I’m marking this as resolved since it’s been a while. Feel free to follow up in this thread if you still have questions.

Anyone else with questions, please open a new topic.