Yes, without the attributes being specifically included it happens but if I add in the attributes then I can see what actual repititions I'm getting.
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Yes, without the attributes being specifically included it happens but if I add in the attributes then I can see what actual repititions I'm getting.
Here's an example of today's csv with attributes.
uh, so it is working for you? What the heck?
well, with or without edits, I still get the same multiple row problems. I compared your file with mine and I just don't see the problem. That's why I was hoping for the finished product.
You haven't provided any particular, specific examples for anyone to see the actual issue. Link to a particular product and the corresponding lines in the csv?
Though I am not a coder, my troubleshooting mind wants to see details with my own eyes.
Does anyone know if this is compatible with ZC 1.55a?
Is there any release available for ZC 1.5.6 soon ?
I came back to the forum to look for something, ran across this thread, and decided to upload the latest version of OEX that I currently use (in its generic form). There are some enhancements I want to make to add functions I would like, but this works for me on the v1.5.0 installation I wrote it for.
Occupied with other aspects of life, not involved with coding much these days... though I do need to get back into some of it for site upgrades.
I don't recall just what I had said about the function of my code before, but the comments will be output all in one field with a configurable separator. The order ID, customer, and similar boilerplate info will only be displayed once per order, with attributes each on their own line below and the boilerplate fields blank. (Also configurable.)
I have compared DrByte's "v1.7" ordersExport.php file with the original v1.6 copy and with my v2.1 orders_export.php, and his updates consisted of deleting the $mat_stack_sql_error lines which were not used for anything, and converting the mysql function lines to $db processing, both of which I had already done. (My $db processing is in a different arrangement than DrByte's, partly due to additional functionality, but I think they are compatible.)
Therefore, I think the v2.1 attachment above should work with the latest versions of Zen Cart.
Is there a way to modify this so that it will export a file that can be imported into a USPS Address book for Mail and Ship?
I asked in this General Post as well but no one seems interested in looking into it!
Updates for Zen Cart 1.5.8+ have just been posted.