woo_files not updating / showing in back end

I’m having the same issue as well… the file uploads and shows under the WPUF Custom Fields but not showing in the Woo Commerce downloadable files field. Any ideas?

Sorry I didn’t reply.

Woo changed it’s meta key for downloadable urls. Now it’s _downloadable_files.

Tareq, I still think what you have in the docs is incorrect though. Because after inspecting the DB for the array storage, since 2.1 I think the array storing the files is structured different from what you have in the docs? Any insight?

Found the fix!
Essentially the issue is WooCommerce 2.1+ updated the field storing Downloadable Files. My guess is so that more than one file can be supported per product.

1. As Tareq mentioned, the new Meta Field Name is _downlodable_files

2. The storage method is also slightly updated to use a multi-dimensional array. The following code will work, however you will need to update “File Name” to be a field or some valid variable storing the file name for the particular row. Or if you don’t care about it, just leave it null.

function wpufe_woo_file_paths( $post_id ) {
    if (isset( $_POST['wpuf_files']['woo_files'])) {

        $files = $_POST['wpuf_files']['woo_files'];
        $fileName = 'Some File Name';
        $woo_files = array();
 
        foreach ($files as $file_id) {
            $file_url = wp_get_attachment_url( $file_id );
            $woo_files[md5( $file_url )] = array(
				'name' => $fileName,
				'file' => $file_url
			);
        }
        update_post_meta( $post_id, '_downloadable_files', $woo_files );
    }
}
add_action( 'wpuf_add_post_after_insert', 'wpufe_woo_file_paths' );
add_action( 'wpuf_edit_post_after_update', 'wpufe_woo_file_paths' );

And if you’re curious, we’re using WPUF on our soon releasing http://slowroasted.co

Ok, great!

I see you are creating a marketplace, have you seen our version marketplace based on WooCommerce? 🙂

Thanks I am going to try this!

David thanks for your help on this

I was a little confused about creating a field for the $fileName variable. Should it be a hidden field?

If I don’t create a field, should i just use:

$fileName = '';

Thanks!

acav, That’s right! The value isn’t required so you could set it to null or something else useful to you! Let me know if it works or if I can be of further help.