Jonathan Stegall
Jonathan Stegall
I think it's a good idea to sanity check the filterable values. I need to give some thought/research into how to do that well.
The Drupal 6 Salesforce module kind of had this, but it was crappy and unreliable. It was always easier to just manually add the rows to the database, but SQL...
This need occurred to me when reading #97 although I don't know yet if this is what user is encountering. But either way I think this is a thing the...
It's possible we also need to allow the plugin to run a checker every time any item from a mapped object in WordPress is updated, to see if it ought...
I should note that the Drupal 7 version of this module doesn't appear to even attempt this functionality. Perhaps because it didn't work in D6 and is complicated, but I...
This is technically possible now with #153, which fixed #38. A user could make their own JSON that mapped objects together. However that is absurd, and no one would do...
This is related to #182. This is a good place to find all the commits to add some documentation for import/export (#183). But this tracks the fuller issue as the...
@ddoddsr yeah, we do a similar thing with our setup. That is, we have files with the various credentials in our different environments. That part works pretty well. The problem...
This is at least related to #322.
I think we could handle this the way WooCommerce Subscriptions handles it. They talk about it here. https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/subscriptions-handles-staging-sites/ > Developer Note: WooCommerce Subscriptions stores an obscured clone of WordPress’ `siteurl`...