traduality

@nathvi for some reason that fixed my problem but not for what you’re thinking of…

I created a product with 3 attributes manually, exported it, then compared my current template with the downloaded export and realized they were both identical.

Then I compared the exported product (the one created manually) with the version I have in my current template and all data was also identical.

So, I erased all products again, clean woocommerce, then uploaded a bunch of my existing products using the new template I got from the export and everything uploaded correctly. All products with 2 or 3 attributes are now being imported correctly.

Then, just for the fun of it, I uploaded another set of products using my old template, and everything imported correctly again.

My only conclusion is that maybe the database tables for attributes 2 and 3 don’t exist in the database when you try to import products on a clean woocommerce installation, so products with 2 or 3 attributes in a CSV file are not importing correctly but if you first create a 3-attribute product, then import your CSV file, everything will be imported correctly because the manual work creates the tables.

I recorded everything I did in a video, in case you want to check it out for future support purposes: https://www.screencast.com/t/Rm6Wavnskr7

Thanks @ihereira. I tried both downloading and using their sample and following this instruction mentioned in the page

If you want to make sure you’re including all of the fields that are required for your online store, you can add one product via WordPress and then export that CSV to create your basic template.

None worked… Second and Third attributes are still not being imported.

The attributes did not exist in my site at the time of the first import attempt. It was a clean WP and Woocommerce install. After the first attempt, all products with 1 attribute (size, color, etc) were succesfully imported but all products with more than 1 attribute failed to import the additional attributes even if it’s a repeated attribute.

Here’s a small video showing the issue I’m experiencing: https://www.screencast.com/t/H3iT202bcPE6

I just realized this solution is not working for variable products. It’s working perfectly for standalone products but when a variable product is out of stock, the quote button is not appearing.

Does anyone knows how to fix that?

@wpbean You’re a lifesaver! Thanks a lot for providing the solution, you’re amazing!

It worked perfectly.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by traduality.

@witcher83 Does the premium version has the feature?

I have a similar issue. I use Divi Themes too.

Upon installing the plugin I go to my product pages and the quote button is not there. I noticed the premium version comes with shortcodes but I don’t want to purchase it before knowing for a fact that using shortcodes I can effectivly place the quote button on product pages.

Can you confirm this plugin shortcodes will work on the Divi builder?