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Hi Jake,

To test your theory, I removed any font references from my CSS and just used the supplied fonts. I can confirm that fixed the issue and the pound sign is now rendered!

For now I’ll stick with the supplied fonts, I’ll come back to this and install Arial again when I’ve got a moment, but for now it’s fine with the supplied fonts.

Many thanks for your prompt resolution!

Hi,

I’ve got the same problem. Did anyone ever manage to get the pound symbol to appear in the PDFs?

This is the only thing stopping me from implementing a great solution for my needs! ??

Thanks, Scott

Hi,

Update. This fix did work!

(Just be more careful than me when you’re pasting the code into your functions.php!)

Does this fix work on images already uploaded to pages and posts?

I added the code to my functions.php in my child theme but didnt see any difference.

Hi,

Toggling between the “All” and “Selected” radio buttons doesn’t do anything. No categories appear, there’s no popup overlay etc. No code event that I can see is being activated by the change in radio button selected value.

Hi Allaerd,

Happy to confirm the plugin is now working fine for me. Many thanks for the fix.

Now for feature requests… :o)

Is it possible to import the fields which flag the product as a digital download, along with the filepath of the digital asset?

Many thanks, Scott

Hi Allaerd, Aggrable,

I’ve switched to the following alternative importer, which is also free.

https://webpresencepartners.com/2012/09/19/a-free-simple-woocommerce-csv-importer/

Allaerd, if anything changes which makes you think your solution will work again for me, please let me know and I’ll be happy to test it. I’d be happy to switch back to your product at a later date.

Hi Allaerd, Aggrable,

I’ve tried it again from a different PC. This time Windows XP running Chrome, IE and FireFox.

Unfortunately they all behave the same as Windows 7 versions of Chrome, IE and FireFox. I know its not the web server, as Allaerd uploaded fine to my site from his client.

I can therefore only assume that this product is only compatible with Mac OS, and that it uses some Mac implementation of AJAX or some file transfer protocol or something that doesnt exist the same on the Windows platform.

Shame, as this did what I want, and I would have purchased the upgrade for custom fields after I had got it working.

As it is, looks like I am going to have to pay out for the (expensive) WooThemes version of the importer, unless you guys know of any other alternatives you could point me to please?

Allaerd,

Can we not set this thread to resolved please, as its not resolved yet. I appreciate the effort so far, but Im still not working.

Thanks, Scott

Hi Allaerd,

I notice that the products you imported to my site – they have the “sale” icon in the corner. Which field set the sales flag, because I dont remember setting any. Perhaps that is connected to the problem?

(Its probably not connected, but Im getting desparate with no ideas left. I’ve looked in the error_log file and there’s no errors)

Did you save the data file as a comma separated file? If so then the
separators should be commas, not semi colons. Make sure you’re not
trying to upload a .xls or a .xlsx. It should be a .csv

The only difference then is I’m on Windows 7

Hi Aggrable,

I dont know what he did yet. I gave him admin access to my site and emailed him some sample csv files. He posted above that he set up a correct header and that did the trick, however I didn’t have any problems setting up the header before.

I tried uploading products again using his header setup and it still didn’t work. So I don’t know what he did that different to what I’m doing..yet.

Just tried FireFox. Doesnt work.

Did you make any changes to the two csv files I sent you?

Im using Chrome too (Version 27.0.1453.110). I’ll try a different browser next