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  • Hi
    I worked it out, it was me not doing the right thing.

    “I had ticked both (Existing products that match by ID or SKU will be updated. Products that do not exist will be skipped. Use previous column mapping preferences?). When i un-ticked them and uploaded the file it worked fine.”

    Okay, All Good.
    I had ticked both (Existing products that match by ID or SKU will be updated. Products that do not exist will be skipped. Use previous column mapping preferences?). When i un-ticked them and uploaded the file it worked fine.
    Thanks

    Hi Guys
    I am having a similar issue, but it only seems more stranger. I exported the products using built-in export. I removed all the products in the cart and tried importing the same file back in. I made no changes to it, uploaded it as it was.
    The products were, Simple products and some Variable products.
    It imported the products in, but there are no Attributes or variations to them.
    Can someone help.
    Thanks
    Ben

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    Never mind, thanks for all the help, this post is probably under every topic/category now as I was asked to move from one to another to get better exposure, but the funny thing is that, I was not aware that, everyone here is only specialized in one topic/category!!
    Anyhow, thanks

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    I must have not made myself clear.

    Regardless if Woo-Commerce is use or not on WordPress Multi-site. What is a point of running the multi-site to have all that benefits of controlling many aspects such as themes, plugins, updates and so on. when a user can login into any of them using one username and password.

    This is to break it down;
    Multi-Site WP1 WP2 WP3
    User registered at WP1 or any.
    User can login to WP1 WP2 WP3 witht he same credentials.
    How do we prevent this.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    It was under network section, someone said to bring it here, then you said to move it to Multi-site Network ???

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    Thanks, i will place it there, but I was not after a plugin to use as they all failed, I was after a way to insure the right user register on the specific sub-domain on that multi site has only access to that sub-domain content. Anyway, I now have placed this on your recommended sub-forum.

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    Thanks, I tried the plugin, very complicated. Has anyone run into this problem. I have a WordPress with woo commerce installed. it is a multi-site, if I add a user in sub-domain 1 for example the same user can login to the sub-domain 2 as well if the have access tot he URL. Anyone?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: LIMITING ACCESS

    Would this prevent user to cross login into other blog on the multi-site network?

    Thread Starter net9

    (@net9)

    Thanks for the reply, your additional css worked for me. Appreciated

    I found this in my stuff somewhere. I used this to display all the products in a page i created and used its shortcode to bring all the products under all categories. Maybe that is what you want.
    In my child theme in finctions.php I placed
    /* Add Show All Products to Woocommerce Shortcode */

    
    function woocommerce_shortcode_display_all_products($args)
    {
     if(strtolower(@$args['post__in'][0])=='all')
     {
      global $wpdb;
      $args['post__in'] = array();
      $products = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT ID FROM ".$wpdb->posts." WHERE <code>post_type</code>='product'",ARRAY_A);
      foreach($products as $k => $v) { $args['post__in'][] = $products[$k]['ID']; }
     }
     return $args;
    }
    add_filter('woocommerce_shortcode_products_query', 'woocommerce_shortcode_display_all_products');
    

    Then I placed this in the page I created testpage as shortcode
    [products ids=”all”]

    I just searched and found the article
    https://www.gallagherwebsitedesign.com/blog/woocommerce-shortcode-to-display-all-products/
    I hope this helps and does what you want, if it did advance it and let me know.

    Hi There
    I am not 100% sure if I have understood correctly, but if you are running WooCommerce and like to be able to add categories to your menu
    1) Go to Appearance >> Menus
    2) On top of the page click Screen Options
    3) Tick box called Product Categories

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