EasyPopulate 4.0 Support Thread

[mc12345678]

I was recently reworking the import of attributes and noticed that something like this was possible to occur. Original design appeared to consider that all installs would have at least a language_id of 1. Where 1 was the default language. The file admin/easypopulate_4_attrib.php is the one that has the "issue". Now that the problem has been clearly identified as likely to occur, I have the following suggestion, though in the upcoming release it will likely be different because there is
some code consolidation being done to reduce duplication and give the code a little more logical structure.

In admin/easypopulate_4_attrib.php make the following modifications (to suit your store) which are captured in the github commit: https://github.com/mc12345678/EasyPo...d73083136f623a or by replacing the file with the one provided at: https://github.com/mc12345678/EasyPo...e_4_attrib.php


In line 11:
From:

$language_id          = 1; // default 1=english

To:

$language_id          = $epdlanguage_id; // default 1=english or the language_id for your default language

Line 69:
From:

     $l_id = 1; // temporary check - should this be the default language id?

To:

     $l_id = $language_id; // temporary check - should this be the default language id?

Line 107:
From:

     $number_of_elements = count($values_names_array[1]); // all elements count must be the same

To:

     $number_of_elements = count($values_names_array[$language_id]); // all elements count must be the same

Line 141:
From:

         $l_id = 1; // first defined language is main key - mandatory

To:

         $l_id = $language_id; // first defined language is main key - mandatory

Line 208:
From:

          $l_id = 1; // default first language is main key

To:

          $l_id = $language_id; // default first language is main key

Line 241:
From:

         $l_id = 1; // default first language is main key

To:

         $l_id = $language_id; // default first language is main key

Line 316:
From:

                    $v_products_model, $v_products_options_name[1], implode(",", $values_names_array[1]));

To:

                    $v_products_model, $v_products_options_name[$language_id], implode(",", $values_names_array[$language_id]));

And Line 321:
From:

                   $v_products_model, $v_products_options_name[1], implode(",", $values_names_array[1]));

To:

                   $v_products_model, $v_products_options_name[$language_id], implode(",", $values_names_array[$language_id]));

As reported in issue #34 of the main repo for this plugin, the above fixes the identified issue. The concept from the above will be incorporated into the main thread for the next release.