I have tried to add a new category. The category has been assistant but the following error signals me.
Warning: htmlentities(): charset `ANSI_X3.4-1968' not supported, assuming iso-8859-1 in /web/htdocs/www.mrdollaro.net/home/includes/widget.php on line 88
I have also tried to make a search and the following error has signalled me
Warning: htmlentities(): charset `ANSI_X3.4-1968' not supported, assuming iso-8859-1 in /web/htdocs/www.mrdollaro.net/home/search.php on line 95
Excuse me for my bad English
Tnks
ok now all found.
Another question !!
How do the products import ?
And possible to import only through file xml?
In this case as must be structures the file xml ?Example ?
Very kind
Hello Ser,
The script uses Magic Parser to read your datafeeds and import the products. It will read almost any XML or CSV style datafeed (so you can use feeds which are COMMA or TAB separated etc) which you can download from the affiliate networks that you are a member of.
The structure of the XML does not matter - Magic Parser will work it out!
There are some links to affiliate networks which have feeds in this thread:
http://www.pricetapestry.com/node/76
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
David.
Ok. I have succeeded in caring the products as I wanted
I have another problem.
I have download from Zanox.com the file .csv for a merchant, where to his inside they are present different typologies of product. Is the problem " As to divide the products in the appropriate categories? "
Sorry for my english.
Tnks
Hello Ser,
When you are registering the feed, you have the opportunity to register one of the fields in the feed as the Category, below where it says:
Optional Index Fields
After you have imported the feed again, you will be able to see the category list when you click on the browse by Category link on your site.
I hope I have understood you correctly!
Hope this helps,
David.
Hello Ser,
We have found this to happen recently on some versions of PHP. What you need to do is specify a character set for your site in config.php
Set the variable $config_charset as follows:
$config_charset = "iso-8859-1";This will stop the error. If you are using feeds with extended characters (accented characters etc.); you may need to change this to "utf-8" instead of "iso-8859-1" depending upon how your feeds are encoded.
Cheers!
David.