jdlev

Hey Mike – can I ask you how you were able to get my site to display that error? I tried a bunch of stuff to get the site to show errors, but never succeeded. Any Tips?

It’s not a theme based error…at least from what I can tell.

I tested storefront on the site, and even it was throwing the same error. For whatever reason, the system isn’t filling the variation id.

Where can I find the function responsible for assigning variation id’s, or where in the woocommerce database can I check to see if variation id’s are loading properly?

I think it is an issue with the variation ID properly assigning the values. I found the meta key _variation_id (which I assume is correct), and there are loads of id’s in there with 0 for the meta_values…

I think I figured it out, but would still like to know if submitting a form by using the onsubmit property of a form and referencing a php function is a safe way to submit a form?

If anyone else is interested in how to use just a php file to submit data using the wpdb class – you use a standard form action as follows:

<form action="myFormAction.php" method="post">

(More experienced users, please correct me if I’m wrong)
Since “myFormAction.php” is included in the primary plugin file, you need to format the insert within another function. Here’s an example:

`<?php

function add_form_data() {
global $wpdb;
$wpdb->insert(‘column1’ => $data, ‘column2’ => $data2);
}

//Then we call the function by seeing if anything was sent in the post:

if($_POST){
add_form_data();
}

Anybody 🙁 🙁 🙁