So, reviewed the code for this particular error message. It only appears as is if the category identified in the field does not exist as part of the existing category list. When you look at the CSV file using a basic text editor with just those two entries, do you see any displacement of the quotes? The same number of spaces between the first and the second listing? Have you tried copying the category from the successful one to the unsuccessful? Wondering if there might be some other character code that is not "visible" onscreen.
The other thought depends on the editor that you are using and whether it is saving the file as a proper CSV file and therefore if it is not, then when uploaded for import it is not understanding the line of information properly. Just some basic thoughts.
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I am assuming that the correct variable was used for the screen dump, would expect it to not be a "true" value because the error message is displayed. It would be more important to track backwards and see if a value was provided at all for the category and other information to see where/when it "lost" the name.
I haven't used NotePad++, I see that there are no quotes around the text in the string. This could be a problem. I'm not sure that it is causing your problem. Also, considering how much has been removed, there is little that could/would get in the way. I haven't counted the commas, but hope that the right data got to the right place. (BTW, unless you have corrected it, I think that the lack of description used in this upload will cause your description to be erased for that/those models.. )
I'm trying to help, but this is a really odd situation that it is not working for a few cases... :/ If you only have model 64636 in a file, will it add it? (I'm thinking no because the failed row is before the successful row. ) I'm trying to think how to help without having a copy of the file causing the problem. :/
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can you tell me what the longest field length is for the "v_products_description_1" field is?
Thank you kindly in advance!
Thanks for the GREAT plugin. Seems to work ok just need to do more testing in my particular store.
This is an operational nit with oo and Excel but may save some a lot of time.
If you Creating a part name (or any other entry in zc) with a leading zero, as in "078453M" when editing in oo or Excel you must set the appropriate column to "text" .
To do this after you DOWNLOAD the *.cvs file on your local machine first rename it with a *.txt extension before opening with Excel or oo.
When opening file you have the opportunity to change the "General" type to "Text" which you must do for columns you want to retain the leading zero(s) in.
Save as a *.txt file then rename to *.cvs before uploading and Viola! you will retain the leading zero(s)
To do this when you create a NEW *.cvs file on your local machine first save it with a *.txt extension change the "General" type to "Text" for columns you want to retain the leading zero(s) in.
Save as a *.txt file then rename to *.cvs before uploading and Viola! you will retain the leading zero(s)
You can use this special naming convention to group different product lines etc.. in applications like zc and QuickBooks.
where I can download this 4.0 version?
After more testing I discovered easypopulate-4.0-master (configuration part) cannot be installed AFTER fec.
Something to do with the database fields not matching (Haven't narrowed it down)
My work around was to install ep-4 first and then css_js_loader & fec.
This seems to work on a fresh install (classic template).
I am loading 4 other modules so I'll report back if I have success (or failure) on my full blown site.
From what I have been able to gather, there is nothing about EP4 that specifically limits the length of the field. The field is a text field in the database, the applicable editor may have some limitations or maybe a function that is called, but EP4 doesn't truncate the field length of the description, regardless of the language.
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Hi All! No, I did not fall off the planet
EP4 does NOT limit field lengths, but it does check the database to see what the size of the fields are and gives you a warning/error message if you go over that length.
I believe that non-critical data gives a warning, but something like a category name generate an error and does not add that record. This is necessary especially when creating category names, or even manufacturer names. With out it, a name the exceeds the length in the database would be truncated and added multiple times (there would be not match when comparing values). Other versions of EP don't do this unless they've fixed it recently.
Multi-byte encoded languages are a bit harder to work with, but should function correctly.
-chadd