msbfrnj:
Sorry.... I thought I was asking in EP4. I guess I'm going about asking incorrectly in the forums. But FMI (For My Information)....Am I supposed to "reply to thread" if I have a question?
The test file name is: Wmstest.csv
Thanks for your help....
Brenda
P.S. I didn't export the file out of Easy Populate 4 first, didn't think I had to if all the datafeed info was correct. Sorry....
No problem, glad I came across the message to help, but that is not always the case for all types of issues, so trying to help out there as well. :)
I haven't used/tried the reply to thread big orange button in a long time, forgot how it differs from clicking thhe reply or reply with quote buttons in the lower right of a message. Either of those two will provide a response in the same "discussion".
Well, the code takes action based off of the filename, certainly the same file could be used for different operations, but it would have to be named differently. It's one of those reasons the original author suggested to populate the cart with a few items, export the applicable data type, modify, upload and then import to see how things work. A clearer set of instructions is in the process of being made and is the reason the program has not been offered to be a part of the plugin download section. No instructions means more support to keep people informed of how to use it. :)
Depending on what you want to do related to the data would identify which file(s) to try. If you want to work with products like to add a new product, may I suggest the basic product export/import, followed by the detailed product information.
Also, just for further posting learning, there are some options available to encapsulate information like to add code tags,php tags, or quote tags around the content. This makes it a little easier to review the information provided and shows the enclosed content in a smaller window which totally makes reading the explanation so much easier on the website.
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