jurassicfrog

I just renamed the directory foxyshop_old, copied the foxyshop_master over and renamed it to foxyshop. Everything seems to be functioning but I do now have two entries in the plugins (4.4.4 & 4.5-dev1.3). I’m sure I can figure out how to remove the extraneous entry somehow. I don’t suppose you know if it’s a simple fix?

As for the inventory issue, it does change the quantity to the max left when a number over the available is entered now! Yay! It would be nice to nave some kind of notification but as long as they can’t add more than I have, I’m a happy camper.

So, as always, you’ve pulled my rear out of the fire.

Thanks man!

Thanks, but unless I screwed up the install this is what I got:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare foxyshop_insert_jquery() (previously declared in /home/supplyem/public_html/wp-content/plugins/foxyshop/adminfunctions.php:8) in /home/supplyem/public_html/wp-content/plugins/foxyshop/adminfunctions.php on line 12

Perhaps I’m not installing it correctly? Seems pretty straight forward. Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to troubleshoot.

I’d also like to say that I really appreciate what you’re doing. I’m hoping in the future I can show this in a monetary fashion. Just… Thank you. Thank you very much. I truly appreciate everything you have and shall do.

Thank you.
Nate

No problem. I posted it here but I’ll post there too.

Thanks!

Interesting. Sorry about the long delay in response… I probably won’t pursue it in that case… at least for the moment. Might be a good idea to remove the merchant stuff all together. Oh, also ran into an issue with inventory but I’ll put that in another thread.

Thanks!

Yeah, the export is a tab delimited file. As for cost, I don’t think there is any. Apparently there’s a Google checkout merchant service but I wouldn’t be using that… I’ve got Foxycart.

I don’t think the attribute has to be there if you have two of the three needed attributes, though I suppose it probably wouldn’t hurt if it was always there just toggled true/false. Looks like there’s also “shipping” and “shipping_weight”. I think you’d have to include them in all the records thought now that I think about it as the column count is determined by the header and if one has identifier_exists, they would all have to (whether populated or null).

I’m surprised it’s not being used much… it seems pretty awesome, just perhaps missing a bit of the data needed.

Thanks for the response!

Oh, also, it would appear that it’s not sending the shipping weight attribute either. I had assumed it would send the product weight as the shipping weight but there’s no attribute in the export data for weight (“shipping_weight” attribute).

These are the only attributes being sent:

“id” “item_group_id” “product_type” “title” “link” “price” “sale_price” “sale_price_effective_date” “availability” “description” “image_link” “additional_image_link” “google_product_category” “mpn” “gtin” “brand” “condition” “age_group” “gender” “color” “size” “material” “pattern”

If we aren’t getting the shipping weight, is there any way to specify the shipping cost either (“shipping” attribute)?

Perhaps I can add attributes that can be passed through Custom Fields?

Thanks!

Ohhhhh… Totally makes sense. You rock. Thanks!

Awesome! Thank you kind sir.