prefix . 'wc_order_product_lookup'; if (!self::table_exists($lookup_table)) { UtilsLog::log("get_orders_for_printing: required table {$lookup_table} is missing. Is WC analytics enabled?"); UtilsLog::message( __('Export requires the WooCommerce analytics lookup table (wc_order_product_lookup). Enable WooCommerce Analytics or contact support.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'), 'error' ); return array(); } $placeholders = implode(',', array_fill(0, count($order_ids), '%d')); // Raise the GROUP_CONCAT byte cap (default 1024) so multi-category // products with long names are not silently truncated. Use GREATEST // so we never *lower* a setting another piece of code may rely on. $wpdb->query("SET SESSION group_concat_max_len = GREATEST(@@SESSION.group_concat_max_len, 65535)"); // Non-aggregated SELECT columns are wrapped in MIN()/SUM() to remain // compliant with MySQL's ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY mode (default in 5.7+). // qty uses SUM() because a single (order, product, variation) group // may contain multiple lookup rows when a customer added the same // variation twice without cart-merge. $sql = " SELECT `orders`.`id` AS `order_no`, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT `t`.`name` ORDER BY `t`.`name` SEPARATOR ', ') AS `prod_cat`, MIN(`products`.`post_title`) AS `prod_name`, MIN(`product_variations`.`post_title`) AS `prod_var`, MIN(`product_variations_name`.`name`) AS `prod_var_type`, MIN(`product_meta`.`meta_value`) AS `prod_img_id`, SUM(`order_products`.`product_qty`) AS `qty`, MIN(`orders`.`billing_email`) AS `email` FROM `{$wpdb->prefix}wc_orders` `orders` JOIN `{$wpdb->prefix}wc_order_product_lookup` `order_products` ON `orders`.`id` = `order_products`.`order_id` JOIN `{$wpdb->posts}` `products` ON `products`.`ID` = `order_products`.`product_id` LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->posts}` `product_variations` ON `product_variations`.`ID` = `order_products`.`variation_id` LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->postmeta}` `product_variations_attr` ON `product_variations_attr`.`post_id` = `product_variations`.`ID` AND `product_variations_attr`.`meta_key` = 'attribute_pa_format' LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->terms}` `product_variations_name` ON `product_variations_name`.`slug` = `product_variations_attr`.`meta_value` LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->postmeta}` `product_meta` ON `product_meta`.`post_id` = `products`.`ID` AND `product_meta`.`meta_key` = '_thumbnail_id' LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->term_relationships}` `tr` ON `tr`.`object_id` = `products`.`ID` LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->term_taxonomy}` `tt` ON `tt`.`term_taxonomy_id` = `tr`.`term_taxonomy_id` AND `tt`.`taxonomy` = 'product_cat' LEFT JOIN `{$wpdb->terms}` `t` ON `t`.`term_id` = `tt`.`term_id` WHERE `orders`.`id` IN ($placeholders) GROUP BY `orders`.`id`, `order_products`.`product_id`, `order_products`.`variation_id` ORDER BY `orders`.`id` "; $prepared = $wpdb->prepare($sql, $order_ids); $results = $wpdb->get_results($prepared); if ($results === false) { UtilsLog::log('SQL error in get_orders_for_printing: ' . $wpdb->last_error); return array(); } // Resolve the attachment ID to a URL via WP's API — respects // offloaded-media plugins, multisite upload paths, and the // wp_get_attachment_url filter chain. foreach ($results as $row) { $attachment_id = isset($row->prod_img_id) ? (int) $row->prod_img_id : 0; $row->prod_img_url = $attachment_id ? (string) wp_get_attachment_url($attachment_id) : ''; unset($row->prod_img_id); } return $results; } private static function table_exists($table) { global $wpdb; $found = $wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare('SHOW TABLES LIKE %s', $table)); return $found === $table; } /** * Bulk-set orders to "to-print", skipping orders in terminal states. * * @param int[] $order_ids * @return int Number of orders actually updated. */ public static function set_orders_to_prepare_printing($order_ids) { return self::bulk_set_print_status($order_ids, 'to-print', 'to_print_date'); } /** * Bulk-set orders to "in-print", skipping orders in terminal states. * * @param int[] $order_ids * @return int Number of orders actually updated. */ public static function set_orders_to_in_printing($order_ids) { return self::bulk_set_print_status($order_ids, 'in-print', 'in_print_date'); } private static function bulk_set_print_status($order_ids, $status_slug, $meta_key) { $updated_count = 0; $skipped = 0; foreach ((array) $order_ids as $order_id) { $order_id = (int) $order_id; $order = wc_get_order($order_id); if (!$order) { UtilsLog::log('Order #' . $order_id . ' not found'); continue; } if ($order->has_status(self::TERMINAL_STATUSES)) { UtilsLog::log('Order #' . $order_id . ' skipped (terminal status: ' . $order->get_status() . ')'); $skipped++; continue; } $order->update_status($status_slug); $order->update_meta_data($meta_key, current_time('mysql')); $order->save(); $updated_count++; UtilsLog::log('Order #' . $order_id . ' marked as "' . $status_slug . '"'); } if ($skipped > 0) { UtilsLog::message( sprintf( _n( '%d order skipped because its status is final (cancelled, refunded, failed, or completed).', '%d orders skipped because their status is final (cancelled, refunded, failed, or completed).', $skipped, 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses' ), $skipped ), 'warning' ); } return $updated_count; } /** * Import an InPrint protocol CSV. * * @param array $csv_data Rows produced by parse_csv(). * @return array{updated_count:int,errors:string[]} */ public static function import_inprint_protocol($csv_data) { $updated_count = 0; $errors = array(); foreach (self::dedupe_by_order_no($csv_data) as $row) { if (!isset($row['order_no']) || !isset($row['externalorder']) || !isset($row['externalorderdate'])) { $errors[] = __('Invalid row format in CSV.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'); continue; } $order = wc_get_order($row['order_no']); if (!$order) { $errors[] = sprintf(__('Order %s not found.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'), $row['order_no']); continue; } if ($order->has_status(self::TERMINAL_STATUSES)) { $errors[] = sprintf( __('Order %s is in a final state and was not updated.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'), $row['order_no'] ); continue; } $order->update_status('in-print'); $order->update_meta_data('in_print_date', current_time('mysql')); $order->update_meta_data('external_ref_ord_no', sanitize_text_field($row['externalorder'])); $order->update_meta_data('external_ref_ord_date', self::normalise_csv_date($row['externalorderdate'])); $order->save(); $updated_count++; } return array('updated_count' => $updated_count, 'errors' => $errors); } /** * Import a Delivered protocol CSV. * * @param array $csv_data Rows produced by parse_csv(). * @return array{updated_count:int,errors:string[]} */ public static function import_delivered_protocol($csv_data) { $updated_count = 0; $errors = array(); foreach (self::dedupe_by_order_no($csv_data) as $row) { if (!isset($row['order_no'])) { $errors[] = __('Invalid row format in CSV.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'); continue; } $order = wc_get_order($row['order_no']); if (!$order) { $errors[] = sprintf(__('Order %s not found.', 'studiou-wc-ord-print-statuses'), $row['order_no']); continue; } $order->update_status('completed'); $order->update_meta_data('external_ref_ord_delivered', current_time('mysql')); $order->save(); $updated_count++; } return array('updated_count' => $updated_count, 'errors' => $errors); } /** * Parse a CSV file into an array of associative rows. * Headers are normalised (lowercased, whitespace stripped) so files prepared * to either the legacy spec casing ("Order No") or the documented lowercase * form ("order_no") both work. A leading UTF-8 BOM is stripped. * * @param string $file_path * @return array Empty array on failure. */ public static function parse_csv($file_path) { $csv_data = array(); $handle = fopen($file_path, 'r'); if ($handle === false) { UtilsLog::log('parse_csv: failed to open ' . $file_path); return $csv_data; } try { // Strip a leading UTF-8 BOM if present so the first header parses // cleanly. The plugin's own exports include a BOM (for Excel), // and Notepad-saved CSVs frequently include one. $first_bytes = fread($handle, 3); if ($first_bytes !== "\xEF\xBB\xBF") { rewind($handle); } // Explicit empty-string escape suppresses the PHP 8.4 deprecation // notice for the implicit '\\' default. $headers = fgetcsv($handle, 0, ',', '"', ''); if (!is_array($headers) || empty(array_filter($headers))) { UtilsLog::log('parse_csv: header row missing or empty'); return $csv_data; } $headers = array_map(array(__CLASS__, 'normalise_header'), $headers); while (($data = fgetcsv($handle, 0, ',', '"', '')) !== false) { if (count($data) !== count($headers)) { continue; } $csv_data[] = array_combine($headers, $data); } } finally { fclose($handle); } return $csv_data; } private static function normalise_header($header) { $header = strtolower(trim((string) $header)); // Strip any UTF-8 BOM that survived the file-level guard. $header = preg_replace('/^\xEF\xBB\xBF/', '', $header); // Map "order no" → "order_no" by collapsing internal whitespace to underscore. $header = preg_replace('/\s+/', '_', $header); return $header; } private static function dedupe_by_order_no($rows) { $seen = array(); $unique = array(); foreach ($rows as $row) { $raw_key = isset($row['order_no']) ? trim((string) $row['order_no']) : ''; if ($raw_key === '') { continue; } // Case-insensitive dedup so alphabetic order numbers // ("ord-12345" vs "ORD-12345") collapse to a single row. $key = strtolower($raw_key); if (isset($seen[$key])) { continue; } $seen[$key] = true; $unique[] = $row; } return $unique; } /** * Normalise a free-form date string into a MySQL datetime in WP local time. * Returns '' (and logs) on parse failure so the UI does not silently * carry unparseable raw values through the round-trip. * * Uses wp_date() so the resulting string is consistent with * current_time('mysql') — both reflect WP local time, not server PHP * timezone. Previously this used date(), which interpreted the timestamp * in server timezone and produced an asymmetry between import-side * external_ref_ord_date and every other meta key. */ private static function normalise_csv_date($raw) { $raw = sanitize_text_field((string) $raw); if ($raw === '') { return ''; } $timestamp = strtotime($raw); if (!$timestamp) { UtilsLog::log('normalise_csv_date: could not parse "' . $raw . '"'); return ''; } return wp_date('Y-m-d H:i:s', $timestamp); } }