• Resolved ititistore

    (@ititistore)


    I have my feed working perfectly with variable products but after creating a few simple products that use the same condition attribute as the rest it doesn’t work. It shows the product in the feed but the g:condition is missing. Why could this be and what could I check?

    The attribute in the products does have a value.

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  • Plugin Support Jeff Alvarez

    (@superlemon1998)

    Hi @ititistore ,

    I just tested and the condition value is showing for simple and variable products. Is this value a custom mapping on your end or is it the condition value?

    Also, I just tried an empty attribute and named it condition (mapped it as well) and it’s working fine: https://www.loom.com/share/48a7a04fd327402da79fe972e3908eeb

    Thread Starter ititistore

    (@ititistore)

    Okay so it seems that with regular products I need to map Condition to Product condition and for variable products its Pa condition. How would I set this up so that it works for both?

    Thread Starter ititistore

    (@ititistore)

    What im doing now is changing my if Pa condition is equal to ***** then Product condition ***** which seems to work but requires that I have double the amount of rules. Is this the best way?

    Thread Starter ititistore

    (@ititistore)

    Noticed Product condition is the nice string and not the slug so the rules I created looks like a mess since on one I compare slug and the other the nice name.

    Plugin Support Jeff Alvarez

    (@superlemon1998)

    Hi @ititistore,

    Okay so it seems that with regular products I need to map Condition to Product condition and for variable products its Pa condition. How would I set this up so that it works for both?

    = The regular condition mappable field works for both variable and simple products. The default value will also always be New. Changing this value is not possible natively via WooCommerce.

    What im doing now is changing my if Pa condition is equal to ***** then Product condition ***** which seems to work but requires that I have double the amount of rules. Is this the best way?

    = Yes, using rules and filters is the ideal scenario here. You could also create a custom field or attribute and pass that information to the feed.

    You could also use the product attributes for both Variable and simple, and set it there. From there you can just use a single attribute for mappable, it also means that you pre-set the condition values.

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