jpowersdev

Hi @reihuy,

I went through the same process as the above, but was able to successfully submit the form shown in the video. That being said, that form is not provided by our plugin. It is part of Mailchimp, we are just providing a link to it in our email.

You can manage that form and other forms using the Mailchimp Form Builder, as shown here: https://mailchimp.com/help/how-the-form-builder-works/

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @neighbour,

Could you provide a little more explanation on what’s not working? A link to the site in question would also be helpful.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @reihuy,

I was able to go through the full process of signing up, updating my profile, and unsubscribing. I’m not sure what the problem is, could you provide more detail?

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @danidub,

It looks like it’s not escaping the HTML correctly. As you said, each ” needs to have a \ before it, and not all of them do.

I’m not really sure why that would be the case. You can look at the wordpress escaping functions (wp_slash, wp_unslash, esc_js, wp_json_encode, etc.), or check what WooCommerce is doing when reading in the csv file. wp_json_encode should escape all quotes in the string, and json_decode should unescape them when converting to an array.

Let me know what you find,
Jon

Hi @danidub,

Correct, you are almost there!

If the JSON isn’t being decoded, you may just want to add some logging between the decoding and the saving to see what’s happening. You can run the import with just a single product to avoid drowning in logs. Something like error_log(print_r($data, true)); will output the entire row, so you can see all the keys and their format in your site’s debug.log.

I don’t see anything immediately wrong, which is why I’m suggesting the logging.

Let me know what you find,
Jon

Hi @danidub,

This CSV looks like the same invalid data from before, with the incorrect byte lengths in the serialized data.

The code in the article I sent is only the import process, you’ll need to write some code that modifies the export to be JSON instead of serialized data. This link has examples for modifying the exported data – https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Product-CSV-Importer-&-Exporter#adding-custom-export-columns-developers.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @annafjmorris,

Here is what I’m seeing:

In Firefox, when I initially add the saved tab, it is not disabled like it should be. On subsequent loads, the box is disabled. In both scenarios, I can see the visual and text versions of the TinyMCE editor.

In Chromium, the box is correctly disabled the first time I load the editor, and on subsequent loads, it is the same. I can see both visual and text editors.

I’m on Linux as well, so that is probably not the issue here. Do you see anything in the browser console? This is most likely some sort of javascript issue. Are you using any plugins that are minifying or otherwise concatenating JS files on the admin side?

Jon

Closing in favor of your most recent thread – https://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-in-my-product-description/