Splitting export by order but with multiple

Hi @tendenciaunica,

I need to split an export by different order, but in each order I need to show a product per row, so limiting the export to 1 row per file doesn’t work to me. How can i do that?

I’m sorry, but that’s not currently possible.

Hello there again,

So, if i am exporting woocommerce orders with a cron job to a ftp directory, i can’t split them by id order or somthing like that?

thanks again

Hi @tendenciaunica,

So, if i am exporting woocommerce orders with a cron job to a ftp directory, i can’t split them by id order or somthing like that?

You can enable “Split large exports into multiple files” and select to export 1 record per file, but if you have “Display each product in its own row” enabled then there will be multiple files for a single order with multiple items (I didn’t mention this before because it sounded like you tried it and it didn’t work as desired).

Hi!
Acctually that doesen’t work to me.

I’m sorry if i’m not explaining my self properly, but i’m very new at this.

I have a cron job implemented wich is triggering an export with the woocommerce orders, so I need every single order with its own file but with multiple rows (one per product). Thats why i’m trying to split the export.

Other option is that woocommerce completed orders trigger a export automatically, but i dont know how to do that.

Thanks again.

Hi @tendenciaunica,

I have a cron job implemented wich is triggering an export with the woocommerce orders, so I need every single order with its own file but with multiple rows (one per product). Thats why i’m trying to split the export.

I understand what you’re trying to achieve, but I’m afraid it’s not currently possible with WP All Export – unless you write custom code that uses our API to do it: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/advanced/action-reference/.

Other option is that woocommerce completed orders trigger a export automatically, but i dont know how to do that.

You would have to write custom code that uses WooCommerce hooks to detect a completed order, then fetch the “trigger” cron URL for the export that you want to run. You’ll also need to set up a “processing” cron job to run every 2 minutes on your server so that it processes the export.