Maybe if you use add_post_meta instead, because update_post_meta assumes that you have already that value and you are updating it ( from http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/update_post_meta ). Also check if $doc->prod[$i]->awImage is actually a string (do print_r instead of echo).
Check folder permissions too. Also See this post http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php#105465 – suggests he had to change to absolute from relative to get around error message. Set of debug suggestions here: http://www.wrensoft.com/forum/showthread.php?t=786 1) folder permissions 2) upper/lowercase 3) abs/relative path and finally it turned out to be an extra space somewhere,
Include wp-load.php, not wp-blog-header.php. Better yet, hook onto the execution of a standard WordPress request and die early. isset( $_GET[‘my_conditional_check’] ) && add_action( ‘plugins_loaded’, ‘my_xml_output’ ); function my_xml_output() { // do my stuff exit; } This’ll run WordPress, then my_xml_output(), then die before the request is actually parsed & the template is loaded/rendered: http://example.com/?my_conditional_check
You can do this using the wp_handle_upload hook: http://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/wp_handle_upload?version=3.4&file=wp-admin/includes/file.php Create a function and add it to this hook so it runs last, it will be passed an array. The array contains the location of the newly uploaded file: add_filter(‘wp_handle_upload’,’wpse_66775_handle_upload’,1000,1); function wpse_66775_handle_upload($args){ $filename = $args[‘file’]; $type = $args[‘type’]; // test if it’s an XML file and … Read more
Demo plugin for JSON export: I’m not sure the RSS feed structure suits your needs, for example taxonomies and terms don’t have any dates for the public date field. So here’s an example how you can retrieve all the terms for a given taxonomy: /** * Plugin Name: WPSE – JSON export all terms for … Read more
Just use a fake query parameter on the URL to get around those sort of bad restrictions in other pieces of code. http://example.com/feed/?fakefile=feed.xml
It seems your XML file not valid. Try to import another xml and check. If another xml imports then its 100% issue with your XML in which you are getting error.
for the idea of storing data on the provider webside, it’s a good idea but I recommend to use JSON onstead of XML. it’s a litte bit faster to parse and you will save a litte bit bandwith on the provider side, you can use the WordPress AJAX helpers to make somethig like that : … Read more
I figure out was I was doing wrong. There´s a tag named “post_name” in the xml. And there´s a tag named “link” So I have to set this two fields, with the adress that I need. So in the “link” fild is setup this way: <link>http://localhost/site/man-clothes/jeans-pants/ripped/rock-style</link> And the “post_name” fild I setup like this: <post_name>man-clothes/jeans-pants/ripped/rock-style</post_name> … Read more
Here’s a stab at it. I’m not sure exactly what in your URL’s are taxonomies, or even what your taxonomies are, but basically you’d just have to loop through everything adding to the pages array with the arrays. You’d need to either define all your models in an array, or grab them from the database … Read more