Dave

I know how to get post content. It’s not clear how to display that post content in the pop-up window content for your plugin.

Thanks.

Worked it out, using the WP All Import Pro plugin (only the “pro” version allows thumbnail importing) and trial and error.

What else do you need??

I want to display the post title, a customised length from the description, maybe one of my custom fields. If there’s some info on how to do this that would help.

Thanks.

Anyone got that sample CSV, the link doesn’t work anymore?

Anyone successfully imported CSV placemarks with both address/geocode and featured image at all? Love this plugin but no good if I can’t do that.

It’s the latest version of the plugin. I also deactivate all other plugins, and issue still happening.

Your “way 2” wasn’t correct either. You need to replace:

$option_txt.=’, ‘ . $currency[‘symbol’];

with:

$option_txt = $currency[‘symbol’] . $option_txt;

Thanks.

I’m using the shortcode not the widget so “way 1” isn’t relevant.
Trying way 2…

Trying to clarify further:

At the moment, if I select to “Show money signs”, it displays like this:

AUD, $
USD, $
GPB, ￡

What I need it to display is:

$AUD
$USD
￡GPB

Does that make it clearer?

If I change the currency symbol position, it changes the position of the symbol on the product page, it doesn’t change the position in the currency selector dropdown.

If I enter “$AUD” in ‘Custom money signs’ and select that symbol, it displays this on the product page as well as the currency selector dropdown.

I only want to be able to position the currency symbol (ie. “$”) in front of the currency code (eg “AUD”) in the currency selector dropdown. Everything else is fine, this is the only thing I need to work out how to change.

If this isn’t possible outside of customising your plugin, then just let me know. Thanks.

The currency symbol position changes where it appears on the product page, not in the currency selector dropdown.

Plus now it’s displayed “$AUD” before all the prices, which is not good.

So if no way to do this then where in the code do I need to customise to have this display happen?

That allows me to display something else after the comma, so now it shows “AUD, $AUD”. How do I just show the “$AUD” part of it?

It’s not an ACF field being hidden, it’s the main content field.

Exporting is working fine, have never had an issue with that. But importing have had issues more often than not, and not huge databases.

18mb file. I ended up doing it manually by exporting/importing via phpmyadmin.