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Hello guys,

 

I am trying to modify OpenCart plugin to be able to export certain data to Excel file format. What I managed to do is this. When clicked on Export button, .CSV file is generated, but it is empty. Actual data is missing. What am I doing wrong? Can somebody alter my code? It drives me freaking nuts. PHP file is attached. Thank you.product_warranties.php

 

P.S. Am also willing to pay for this, I guess small code edit.

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Hello guys,

 

I am trying to modify OpenCart plugin to be able to export certain data to Excel file format. What I managed to do is this. When clicked on Export button, .CSV file is generated, but it is empty. Actual data is missing. What am I doing wrong? Can somebody alter my code? It drives me freaking nuts. PHP file is attached. Thank you.attachicon.gifproduct_warranties.php

 

P.S. Am also willing to pay for this, I guess small code edit.

I just want to point out that .csv is not an excel specific format. It is something that traditionally excel has been able to import, but there are also many databases that can import csv files in most cases.

 

There are libraries which can be used to create excel format files more directly. For example there is this project: https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPExcel

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As for the code, it seems clear that there is something missing in the export method of the class.

 

At line 148 of your script:

 

 

		foreach ($warranties as $warranty_id) {
This is the loop that should be outputting data, but $warranties is undeclared or initialized, so the loop would never be entered into.

 

I don't know a whole lot about opencart plugins, nor do I understand the model system, or the specifics of your model, but if I were to make an educated guess:

 

Just prior to line 148 something like this would be expected:

 

$warranties = $this->model_catalog_product_warranties->getProductWarranties();
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