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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Quote Originally Posted by lat9 View Post
    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?

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    Quote Originally Posted by retched View Post
    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.

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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    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.
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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Quote Originally Posted by swguy View Post
    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.
    The full log, please, with the backtrace so that the associated handler is identified.

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    Ooops. Will post a full log at next occurrence (shouldn't be too long).
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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Two additional questions:

    1) What is the best way to add new products? Is it OK to use "products_id" of 0 and assign a unique Model?

    2) This probably has no overbearing on anything but what is the default scheme of the timestamp of the generated files? I know at a minimum it's : "YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS" but I can't figure out what the six digit number at the end of the filename when generated.

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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Quote Originally Posted by retched View Post
    Two additional questions:

    1) What is the best way to add new products? Is it OK to use "products_id" of 0 and assign a unique Model?

    2) This probably has no overbearing on anything but what is the default scheme of the timestamp of the generated files? I know at a minimum it's : "YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS" but I can't figure out what the six digit number at the end of the filename when generated.
    1) Yes, using a v_products_id of 0 and a non-blank model (the uniqueness requirement depends on the configured value for Products Import: Allow Duplicate Models?). You can also force the addition using a v_dbio_command of ADD.

    2) It's just a random number, see https://github.com/lat9/dbio/blob/05...Io.php#L29-L32

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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Quote Originally Posted by lat9 View Post
    1) Yes, using a v_products_id of 0 and a non-blank model (the uniqueness requirement depends on the configured value for Products Import: Allow Duplicate Models?). You can also force the addition using a v_dbio_command of ADD.

    2) It's just a random number, see https://github.com/lat9/dbio/blob/05...Io.php#L29-L32
    Okay and lastly, what is the recommended way of bulk adding Attributes? I managed to get the templates to work with POSM Stock levels (to which I must say, THANK YOU)... but then realized I also need to set a price of the attributes. Should I be preparing two import files (one for the attributes and one for the price) or is there some kind of way that I can take one of the templates and modify it so that the price of the attribute is set by the file?

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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    Quote Originally Posted by retched View Post
    Okay and lastly, what is the recommended way of bulk adding Attributes? I managed to get the templates to work with POSM Stock levels (to which I must say, THANK YOU)... but then realized I also need to set a price of the attributes. Should I be preparing two import files (one for the attributes and one for the price) or is there some kind of way that I can take one of the templates and modify it so that the price of the attribute is set by the file?
    If all the attributed-products are priced-by-attributes, then all product/attribute pricing can be set using one of the ProductsAttribs*Handler handlers.

    If attribute pricing affects a product's base price, then the base pricing needs to be set via the ProductsHandler and the attributes' contributions to pricing set via one of the ProductsAttribs ones.

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    Default Re: Simple Instructions for Import

    How do I add/import a product to Specials? It doesn't accept ADD on the command.
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