Database I/O Manager (DbIo) Plugin [Support Thread]

[retched]

It's up to you, but I think that you could do a single version that manipulates a product based on its product-type.

If fields are missing off the CSV import will they just be skipped and ignored?

[lat9]

If fields are missing off the CSV import will they just be skipped and ignored?

If, by "missing", you mean that the associated column is not present, the answer is "Yes".

If a column is present, but the value is an empty string, that value will be set for the 'row'.

[retched]

If, by "missing", you mean that the associated column is not present, the answer is "Yes".

If a column is present, but the value is an empty string, that value will be set for the 'row'.

Awesome. One final question, is there a way to get DBIO to work together with POSM as far as setting the stock levels of the attributes? I tried to read into the table created by POSM, and it's returning a hash field of some kind so I don't know how others managed to get it to work.

[lat9]

Awesome. One final question, is there a way to get DBIO to work together with POSM as far as setting the stock levels of the attributes? I tried to read into the table created by POSM, and it's returning a hash field of some kind so I don't know how others managed to get it to work.

For now, you'll need to 'purchase' the now-free version of POSM 5.0.0 (https://vinosdefrutastropicales.com/...products_id=46). That includes a set of DbIo handlers.

I'll be incorporating those, now that POSM's in-core, in a subsequent release of DbIo.

[retched]

For now, you'll need to 'purchase' the now-free version of POSM 5.0.0 (https://vinosdefrutastropicales.com/...products_id=46). That includes a set of DbIo handlers.

I'll be incorporating those, now that POSM's in-core, in a subsequent release of DbIo.

Got it! And I'm going to assume that I shouldn't use the 6.0.0 version of POSM yet until you make the necessary changes?

[lat9]

Got it! And I'm going to assume that I shouldn't use the 6.0.0 version of POSM yet until you make the necessary changes?

There aren't any layout/processing differences between POSM 5.0.0 and 6.0.0; the in-core (6.0.0) version has a couple of minor bugfixes and makes use of the zc210 zc_plugin infrastructure.

[swguy]

Just started seeing these - PHP 8.2, DbIo 2.0.1:

--> PHP Deprecated: Implicit conversion from float 2.75 to int loses precision in /home/client/public_html/store/admin/includes/classes/dbio/Encoding.php on line 238.