prokops

If I make a “new” import and include the entire dataset including images, would that import be able to handle subsequent updates to variable products as well as new variable products / new variations ?

I always tell everybody that there is nothing WPAI can’t handle, so I am excited to solve this.

Cheers

Thanks for the answer. If I choose to make a “new items” import, would subsequent runs support both:

* updates to current variable products and variations
* new variable products and variations

The csv I am using is meant to update all products AND add new. It is “existing items” because the source only contains a subset of values, such as stock, the rest is handled manually, such as images. If I make “new” imports, I would probably overwrite any manual data I have made. It works fine for simple products.

I am looking for as automated process as possible.

Cheers

The answer for the desktop version is here: https://www.megamenu.com/documentation/javascript-api/

I ended up making an override for {THEMEURL}/global/quantity-input.php and switch up the buttons.

Also, can I popup straight into PDF?

Cheers

OK :/ .. is there a way of exporting individual tabs without having to export yikes_woo_products_tabs? Is there a WP ALL EXPORT itnegration or similar?

Is there no help to be had on this issue? Is it impossible to import a set of tabs without wiping existing content?

I editted class-widget.php and added:

line 68: name=”s”
line 62: <input type=’hidden’ name=’&post-type=product’/>

Now it works for Flatsome

So I have imported a couple thousand products, all with custom tab A.
After a few months of adding content to custom tab A, I now have the need to import thousands of custom tab B.

How would I do that? The data in the db is serialized so it is not easy to do.
I was hoping that this plugin “Custom Product Tabs for WooCommerce WP All Import Add-on” could have some tools to import into already existing tab sets OR import into a specific tab without overwriting existing content.

Can the plugin author comment on this? ??

My alternative would be to export the serialized data and make a excel macro that combines all the data, but I hope there is an easier way.

Cheers

OK so I tested it and if I choose to import and update the custom field: yikes_woo_products_tabs, then my custom tab 1 is replaced by the one I am importing next.

My question is therefore: can I update my products by importing only one specific custom tab, without overwriting whatever tabs I already have on my products?

Cheers

Sure, the site is: https://dev.sagatrim.dk/
The theme is Flatsome.

I ended up doing this (php noob):

add_filter( 'woocommerce_product_tabs', 'woo_custom_description_tab', 98 );
function woo_custom_description_tab( $tabs ) {
	$vaegt = 'custom content 1';
	$dim = 'custom content 2';
	$tabs['more-info']['content'] = $tabs['more-info']['content'] . $vaegt . $dim;	
	return $tabs;
}

I think the trick must be to manipulate the data-pos or aria-controls of the link, but I am not sure how.

This is my link:

<a href="#" data-open="#main-menu" data-pos="<?php echo flatsome_option('mobile_overlay');?>" data-bg="main-menu-overlay" data-color="<?php echo flatsome_option('mobile_overlay_color');?>" class="<?php echo get_flatsome_icon_class($icon_style, 'small'); ?>" aria-controls="main-menu" aria-expanded="true"><center style="color:black;">Open Menu</center></a>

Thanks for the answer. I however have an associated problem.

Since I have 3 overlapping width/length categories, I have opted for the “Enable” action on my conditions. As per your instructions, I made two conditions to have an “OR” rule.

So my product is 108 x 87 cm LxW.

Condition 1 is “IF product length > 120 THEN enable Shipping X”
Condition 2 is “IF product width > 80 THEN enable Shipping X”

As you see, the rule does not pass as the product doesnt pass both length and width. I cannot use “disable” rules, since that would make every conditions below these measurements complicated and create new sets of problems.

What I am looking for is an “OR” condition that would pass the above rule – either over L 120 or over W 80: “IF product length > 120 OR width > 80 THEN enable Shipping X”

How would I achieve this?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by prokops.

Thanks, off I go figuring out how to primary all my categories in bulk.