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  • Plugin Author allaerd

    (@allaerd)

    ill have to think of this…..i think something like

    cat1{subcat1,subcat2}|cat2{subcat3,subcat4}|cat3{subct5,subcat6}

    would this work for you?

    Thread Starter grpeterpanos

    (@grpeterpanos)

    Nope it doesnt work.
    also you can not use comma.
    anybody solved this?

    Plugin Author allaerd

    (@allaerd)

    i know it does not work 😀

    i have to make it. The example provided was an example of how it could work. The question is will this work for you?

    Thread Starter grpeterpanos

    (@grpeterpanos)

    it would be preferable if you could fix it like:

    cat1->subcat1->subsubcat1|cat2

    Plugin Author allaerd

    (@allaerd)

    hello

    you’re issue is resolved. Check out version 0.5. It has an option in the settings page to set the seperator!

    Let me know if it works!

    Thread Starter grpeterpanos

    (@grpeterpanos)

    Thanks for your quick reply, and your effort.
    I tried it but using “->” is creating main categoris and not subcategories. for example. i put a product at games->children->under6 and i get the product in all 3 categories as main categories.

    Thread Starter grpeterpanos

    (@grpeterpanos)

    and i forgot to tell you, after i upload the file, i also got an error:
    Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-csvimport/include/woocommerce-csvimport-functions.php on line 152

    Plugin Author allaerd

    (@allaerd)

    he, i fixed the bug when updating.

    i am looking into the other thing. Somehow the cats are there. Try to open the parent cat and save it. Than you will see the rest.

    I try to fix this tomorrow!

    Plugin Author allaerd

    (@allaerd)

    he there,

    I solved the bug. Check out version 0.5.2. The bug is described here

    Thread Starter grpeterpanos

    (@grpeterpanos)

    Works great! cheers!
    One more thing you could implement is the upload and auto split file of big csv files. for example i have a csv with around 4000 products. now i am forced to split it into smaller files.

    Thanks again! Great Job!

    I don’t understand how you make sub categories. Can you be a bit more precise please.

    I want to do something like this directly from the csv file.
    Beads
    –Glass Beads
    —-Bead Mixes
    —-Lampwork Beads
    —-Venetian Beads
    –Metal Beads
    Findings
    –Wire
    –Crimps
    Beading Tools

    Excellent plugin! Just need to get a couple of these minor details figured out.

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