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Hi @gman87,

How to create a new attribute with only one specific value, instead of all values? There are more than 10 values, but I need to import one value

Do you need to import the same value for every import record? If so, you can type in a static value rather than using an import element in the attribute value field.

If I misunderstood, can you please elaborate on the situation, and provide example data/screenshots? You can use dummy data if you’d like to hide your real data from this public forum.

Hi @discountpleasure,

Unfortunately, the free version of WP All Export does not support category filters.

Hi @discountpleasure,

If you click the image URL field in the export template, you’ll be able to modify the separator: https://d.pr/i/D5NGm3. You could also leave it as-is and instead change the separator setting in the import template; it’s up to you.

Hi @discountpleasure,

I responded to this question here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/export-file-without-images-metadata-alt-title-desc/.

Hey @ricsca2,

I haven’t heard back in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved. Feel free to follow up in this thread if you still have a question.

Anyone else, please open a new topic.

Hey @discountpleasure,

Thank you, so if I use to not use folders for dates, it should be wp-content/uploads

Yes.

Hi @richmdr,

Is there a way to add additional columns to the csv? I also use a User Expiry plugin which allows me to give students x amount of access. It would be great if I could add that info to the csv.

If it’s stored as user meta, yes, you could add that user meta field to the CSV as a new column. To get the user meta field name and to see what data is required, you’d need to manually create a user with an expiry date, then use a plugin like this – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pexlechris-adminer/ – to view the usermeta database table and check the custom field name/value.

Hi @discountpleasure,

When I export my woocommerce products. I can see that images filenames are followed by alt : xxxxxx ! title : xxxxxx ! desc : xxxx ! caption :

That is not normal WP All Export output. It looks like the output of a similar export plugin on the WP repo.

Can you please show me screenshots of the export settings/template, and a screenshot of the image field settings (click it in the export template to view it)?

Hi @cdwheelhit,

Thanks, that’s helpful.

You should define NONCE_SALT in your /wp-config.php file to fix this. Here’s how you can do it:

define('NONCE_SALT', 'put your unique phrase here');

You can generate a unique phrase here: https://api.www.ads-software.com/secret-key/1.1/salt/ (do not share it with anyone). And you can see what it looks like in an example wp-config file here: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/tags/6.7.1/wp-config-sample.php.

Hi @discountpleasure,

WP All Import imports the images into the same uploads folder that’s used when you manually upload an image in the Media Library.

Hi @cdwheelhit,

Yes, please post the error log entry.

Hi @mariakos,

Your solution should work fine. It would also work to put this in the field with no FOREACH loop:

{crosssales/crosssale}

Hi @ricsca2,

Is there a way to update the products not imported with the plugin?

You can use an “Existing Items” import to do that. You’ll find info on that import type on this page: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/import-types/.

Also where can I see the differences between the free version and the pro version of the plugin?

You can find some of them on the free plugin page: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-xml-csv-product-import/, but if you have any other questions about the pro version, you’ll need to contact the support team at https://www.wpallimport.com/support/. I can only answer questions about the free plugin on this forum.

Hey @ricsca2,

The field I enter in “GTIN, UPC, EAN or ISBN” is not imported.

Can you please double check the data that you’re importing into that field and make sure it only contains numbers and hyphens? Any other data would not import there.

Hey @mariakos,

You can use the XPath inside the FOREACH loop for this:

{crosssales/crosssale}

Since the index is removed (the [1] in the XPath), WP All Import will loop through all instances of “crosssale” and output a comma-delimited list of them.

Also, for future reference, you can test the output of FOREACH loops and XPaths by placing them in the Content section of the import and clicking the “Preview” button.