Mark Thomson m-thomson

Sometimes you might need to look up the attachment id for an imported image (or other media library file) to accommodate a third party plugin. You can use this code in the function editor.

/* Returns attachment ID for the given filename, path or URL. Argument can be a
 * URL or local file path because this will only look at the file basename. Ex - These
 * would return the same thing:
 * $id = img_id("myfile.jpg");
 * $id = img_id("http://domain.com/images/myfile.jpg");
 */
function att_id($image_filename) {

These are the web feed versions of example files from http://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/woocommerce/example-files/

Custom text mapping in WP All Import

Below is a PHP function you can use in WP All Import to enable custom text mapping anywhere in your import. You would use it in your import field like this:

[my_map({field[1]})]

Where "{field[1]}" would be the correct field name from your file.

When an image is imported, the name used in the media library is derived from the URL "basename". This can cause problems, especially when using the option "Search through the Media Library for existing images before importing new images". For example, even though they are different images, these URLs all have the same "basename" (in bold). They will generate the same file my-image.jpg in the WordPress library:

http:// example.com/ my-image.jpg
http:// example.com/ my-image?id=1
http:// example.com/subfolder/ my-image.jpg

The solution is to put this PHP code in your function editor:

function fix_img_url($url){

WP All Import - IF/ELSE statement examples

Here are some example WP All Import [IF] statements. The criteria for an IF statment is written in XPath 1.0 syntax and can use XPath functions. Although powerful, XPath syntax can be quite complex. In many cases it might be easier to use a PHP function as shown here.

Note: The [ELSE]<something> part is optional

Number is equal to:

[IF({price[.=0]})]Zero[ELSE]Not Zero[ENDIF]

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	########################################################
	## .bash_reuse
	########################################################
	## This file contains aliases and functions that can be
	## re-used across systems (Mac and Linux). These must be
	## sourced from the .bashrc or .bash_profile but can also
	## be used in a Keyboard Maestro macro (or similar) to
	## "type" them into a terminal window
	########################################################

	// ==UserScript==
	// @name Add 'Google' button to duckduckgo.com
	// @description Adds a 'Google' button below the DDG search box to retry the search at Google using !g
	// @encoding utf-8
	// @namespace google_button_duckduckgo
	// @match ://duckduckgo.com/
	// @grant none
	// @run-at document-end
	// @version 0.0.1.20190401105002
	// ==/UserScript==

	<?php

	/*
	* Totally simple way to dump an Airtable to CSV.
	* Uses https://github.com/sleiman/airtable-php
	*/

	// When true, first field is the row number (starting with 1)
	define("NUMBER_OUTPUT_ROWS", true);

	<?php
	// Redirect browser to the WP All Export feed of your choice. Just put the correct URL below.

	// Note: Anyone could access your data if they guess the URL of this script. You can gain a little protection by naming
	// it something "unguessable". For proper security you should use an .htaccess rule or other mechanism.

	// Disclaimer: This is provided with the hope it will be useful but custom PHP is not officially supported.

	$url = "http://example.com/wp-cron.php?export_hash=ed5a94029a05b1c9&export_id=1&action=get_data";
	header("Location: $url");

	#!/bin/bash
	# Dropbox linux install
	cd ~ && wget -O - "https://www.dropbox.com/download?plat=lnx.x86_64" \| tar xzf -
	wget -O dropbox.py https://www.dropbox.com/download?dl=packages/dropbox.py
	chmod +x dropbox.py
	# comment3