Chris,
To be honest, I haven't tested it in a while but it does look like you might
have identified an issue. I know there were some pre Django 1.0 changes to
the way files are handled and that looks like the first bug you've
identified.
I'm not sure about your other issue. Please put in a ticket to trac and
we'll look at it.
Thanks,
Chris
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Chris Ghormley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Chris,
>
> I am having trouble making the import function work on a YAML file
> generated by the export function. Had some TypeErrors (infile not
> subscriptable), these were passed by changing lines in satchmo/product/
> forms.py:
>
> > 181 filetype = infile['content-type']
> > 182 filename = infile['filename']
> > 183 raw = infile['content']
>
> to the following:
>
> > 181 filetype = infile.content_type
> > 182 filename = infile.name
> > 183 raw = infile.readlines()
>
> I don't claim to understand why it may have worked before but now I'm
> hung up on the deserialization step.
>
> Here is my YAML:
>
> > - fields:
> > active: true
> > also_purchased: []
> > category: [3]
> > date_added: 2008-11-08
> > description: my-product-id
> > featured: true
> > height: '3.25'
> > height_units: in
> > items_in_stock: -10
> > length: '6.75'
> > length_units: in
> > meta: ''
> > name: my-product-id
> > ordering: 0
> > related_items: []
> > shipclass: DEFAULT
> > short_description: This is the short description.
> > site: 1
> > sku: my-product-id
> > slug: my-product-id
> > taxClass: null
> > taxable: false
> > total_sold: 0
> > weight: '1.5'
> > weight_units: lb
> > width: '5.25'
> > width_units: in
> > model: product.product
> > pk: 1
> > - fields: {expires: null, price: '199', product: 1, quantity: 10}
> > model: product.price
> > pk: 2
> > - fields: {expires: null, price: '299', product: 1, quantity: 1}
> > model: product.price
> > pk: 1
> > - fields: {caption: my-product-id, picture:
> images/productimage-picture-my-product-id-2.jpg,
> > product: 1, sort: 1}
> > model: product.productimage
> > pk: 2
> >
>
> Line 262 of forms.py, 'for obj in objects:', appears to throw the
> error 'string indices must be integers'.
>
> Is the import facility *currently* working for you?
> Do you have an example import file that should work on my Satchmo
> installation?
>
> Your kind advice much appreciated.
>
> Chris Ghormley
> >
>
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