Adding custom fields

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

I have added product test with custom fields information and exported it as a csv file to see all the header fields and upload 100 at once.

I fill the file with all the info, but the custom fields are not showing. They only show if i add a product manually.

Why is that? Thanks for the help!

[r_guayaquil]

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[WCFM Forum]

Hi,

How you have created custom fields? Using WCFM Custom field?

Please re-check your CSV and be sure meta field columns are properly se as per standard – https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/product-csv-importer-exporter/

Thank You

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

I have created them using WCFM custom field. They dont even show if i add them manually in each product in the dashboard.

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

I deleted the custom fields again. I created a product and added the custom fields values. When i export the csv file i get repeated meta fields columns which i am guessing are the ones i created before and deleted, but they still appear in the file.

Why is that? What do I have to do?

Please see screenshot.

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[r_guayaquil]

Hi guys,

Sorry to bother you so much with this. It seems like that when i import new products through a csv file, i add new meta fields even though they have the same name. I think thats why when i export the file i get the meta fields columns repeated.

I checked and re-checked and the meta columns are correct in the file.

[WCFM Forum]

I checked and re-checked and the meta columns are correct in the file.

Ok, so it’s now working perfectly for you, right?

[r_guayaquil]

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[WCFM Forum]

HI,

OK, so main issue is – Custom fields are exporting properly but those are not importing, right?

We are checking this.

Thank You

[WCFM Forum]

HI,

Well, I got the issue.

You have created custom fields “name” starts with “capital letters”, but meta name always save as “small letters”.

So, just change those “custom fields” name and set fully in small letter. It will work perfectly for you.

Thank You

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

Thanks a lot for the help! It works perfect!

The “precio_con_envio” field is numeric field which means the vendor cant type the dollar sign. Is there a way that the dollar sign can show automatically in the website even if the field stays as numeric?

Also, i have the following issue. If i create two blocks in the custom field settings and i get the following error when a try to add a new product. Please see screenshot.

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[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

Any help??

[WCFM Forum]

Him

Do you have any template override?

Please contact us here – https://wclovers.com/woocommerce-multivendor-customization/
We have to debug this. Something modified wrongly!

Thank You

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

I have a custom field set as text. I want to give the vendors the freedom to type text or a number as they see convenient, but if they type a number is there a way that the dollar sign can show automatically in the website??…only when they type a number.

Thanks for the help!

[r_guayaquil]

Any help??

[WCFM Forum]

Hi,

Possible, please me your custom field setting for this field. I have to know it’s name.

Thank You

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

The block name es Politicas de Productos and the field name is costo_de_envio

Thanks for the help!

[WCFM Forum]

Hi,

Please add this code to your site for the purpose –

add_filter( 'wcfm_custom_field_value', function( $field_value, $field_name ) {
	if( $field_value && is_numeric( $field_value ) && ( $field_name == 'costo_de_envio' ) )	{
	  $field_value = get_woocommerce_currency_symbol() . $field_value;
	}
	return $field_value;
}, 50, 2 );

Add this code to your child theme’s functions.php
In case you do not have child theme then add code using this plugin – https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/

Thank You

[r_guayaquil]

Hi,

Thanks a lot. It works perfectly 🙂

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