It would be interesting to be able to define an output name for the files to download. Currently, the file name is always "Product".
Define rules for files. Ex. Date, hour, second (PHP format), prefix and/or suffix, random number (hexadecimal), etc.
thank you,
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dan marshallposted
about 1 year ago
did this ever happen? would like to be able to define what the output file name is. Have to manually adjust them all still - leaving room for human error...
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Turquessposted
over 1 year ago
It says that the name is for customers only. But I think that many of us want this name for admin users. I'm using Export Pro add-on and it would be great to change name of filename. The name of FPD Product would be great too.
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Arpadius Aartposted
over 1 year ago
In this screenshot it seems like there are options to set the filename as "date", "product ID", "product title" or "product slug". However, I don't see any option to set the "WooCommerce order ID" as filename.
Is there a way to store the file with a filename "WooCommerce order ID" + "date" and export it to dropbox, for example?
Thank you very much in advance for your help & answers!
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Daniel Wiesnerposted
over 1 year ago
Hi, hope you can help me.
Unfortunately that doesn't work. The export files are still named Order number_DesignID
I use Product_%title_%id.
I need to change the name. I need the SKU included.
Thanks
Regards,
Daniel
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DRD Solutionposted
over 2 years ago
Hello Johan,
To change filename, please check attached screenshot.
I cant find where I customize the filename. Is there any instructions?
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rady kalposted
almost 3 years ago
Admin
Added in V4.5.6
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Daniel Vidal Reisposted
about 3 years ago
I'm creating a website where the client creates his art and downloads it in pdf ready for printing with the export addon it would be wonderful if the download pdf file had the name of the fancy product
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Endre Utchayposted
about 3 years ago
Is there a hook to create a custom function to set the output file name as we like?
It would be superb if we could put woocommerce order and product data into the filename.
Hello,
It would be interesting to be able to define an output name for the files to download. Currently, the file name is always "Product".
Define rules for files. Ex. Date, hour, second (PHP format), prefix and/or suffix, random number (hexadecimal), etc.
thank you,
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dan marshall posted about 1 year ago
did this ever happen? would like to be able to define what the output file name is. Have to manually adjust them all still - leaving room for human error...
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Turquess posted over 1 year ago
It says that the name is for customers only. But I think that many of us want this name for admin users. I'm using Export Pro add-on and it would be great to change name of filename. The name of FPD Product would be great too.
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Arpadius Aart posted over 1 year ago
In this screenshot it seems like there are options to set the filename as "date", "product ID", "product title" or "product slug".
However, I don't see any option to set the "WooCommerce order ID" as filename.
Is there a way to store the file with a filename "WooCommerce order ID" + "date" and export it to dropbox, for example?
Thank you very much in advance for your help & answers!
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Daniel Wiesner posted over 1 year ago
I need to change the name. I need the SKU included.
Thanks
Regards,
Daniel
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DRD Solution posted over 2 years ago
Hello Johan,
To change filename, please check attached screenshot.
Regards,
Dharmesh
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Johan Wiberg posted almost 3 years ago
I cant find where I customize the filename. Is there any instructions?
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rady kal posted almost 3 years ago Admin
Added in V4.5.6
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Daniel Vidal Reis posted about 3 years ago
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Endre Utchay posted about 3 years ago
Is there a hook to create a custom function to set the output file name as we like?
It would be superb if we could put woocommerce order and product data into the filename.
Thanks and regards,
Endre
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