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  • Thread Starter dmatranga

    (@dmatranga)

    Thanks Claudio, I did as you said about 30 minutes ago and I don’t see the files reappearing. Will give it 24 hours and if they still don’t force download the new files, I will post back here.

    Thanks,
    Dan

    I’m having the same problem and it’s driving me crazy!

    When I select ‘Use separate thumbnail’ on the individual Product’s page in the WP E-commerce Admin area, I select and upload the thumbnail, yet it still automatically crops the thumbnail and it ends up looking like crap.

    I’ve had so many problems with WP E-commerce that I would never again use it on a shopping site, so check out something else if you’re thinking of going with this plugin.

    I’d like to know the answer to this one also. The WP E-commerce documentation is very insufficient.

    dmatranga

    (@dmatranga)

    Can anyone else answer this? I have a similar issue.

    Thanks!
    D

    dmatranga

    (@dmatranga)

    did you ever figure this out?

    I have a 2-column layout for my custom WP theme, with a list of all teh posts in the left column and the display of the posts in the right column. Ideally, I’d like to query the WP database whenever a link is clicked and then display that post on the right side without reloading the sidebar. Is this possible?

    Thanks,
    Dan

    Thread Starter dmatranga

    (@dmatranga)

    I *kind of* fixed it by addressing an issue with the CSV export from Excel. I opened up the CSV file in Notepad to see what it really looked like and saw that Excel was adding a bunch of commas after each line.

    So I explicitly deleted all those columns in Excel, and then re-exported the CSV file. That fixed the problem with the extra blank columns, and cut down on the time it took to parse the data into WP-Table Reloaded’s cells, but it did still take about 10-15 minutes and I saw that it was taking up about 400MB of Windows’ memory. Luckily I have 8 gigs of RAM, hehe.

    So anyway, when I re-imported that CSV file, since I had changed that parameter in the php.ini file, it eventually loaded all the fields. Now the only issue is whenever I make updates to the table, I’ll have to wait another 15 minutes for it to finish ‘thinking’.

    I’m setting this up for a client to do data entry, but I think I’m going to have to eventually find an alternative. Any suggestions of alternatives for a novice user to enter data into a table would be much appreciated.

    Thanks for this plug-in though, and for all your hard work, seriously. And I promise to make a donation whenever I get paid for this project! ??

    Thread Starter dmatranga

    (@dmatranga)

    I’m just having them manually enter the links, no big deal. Thanks Tobias!

    Did you ever get a response on this?

    I have a similar project in progress right now and I think I have pretty much figured it out, but I’m trying to make one of the custom fields display a link to each post instead of just plain text, and automatically add the link to a table.

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