taylorclark

Thank you! What an amazing response time. Absolutely appreciate it.

I implemented this, and it changed the variation description to the name of the parent product. I need it to be the long description from the parent product.

@maziarom You might check out my solution above

@rosvaldas I’ve synced multiple times with no issue so far. The variation SKUs don’t change (which seems to be what Printful uses to identify the right product on their end), just whether or not WC treats the attribute as custom or global. In the future, just add your new products from Printful, run a quick export and swap the new colors/sizes from 0 to 1 and you’re good to go.

Glad it helped yall out. Certainly made my life easier.

To any of yall reading this, I came up with a VERY simple solution. Upload ALL of your products like normal via printful. Go to “Products” on the sidebar, choose export and filter it by category (makes it easier). So start with say “Shirts.”

Export those products and open the CSV. Find the column for Attribute # “Color” or “Size.” Next to that column, you’ll see columns called “Attribute Value” “Visible” and “Attribute Global.”

Change the value of “Attribute # Global” to 1. This will change your custom attribute to a global attribute, and will allow you to use filters without breaking SKU’s or printful’s integration.

Save your new CSV file and import. Make sure you check the option to update items by Item # and SKU so it updates your exists SKUS.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by taylorclark.

Looks like I needed to use a filter and not a rule. This is resolved.

another bump

Eva,

I’ve attempted with multiple browsers and have had no luck (I’ve had no issues with other sites, so I’m thinking it’s something on this particular site).

additional desperation bump

Bump

anybody?

Please disregard previous replies. Other developer had added the WooCommerce Product Stock Alert plugin to the site which was conflicting. Once that was deactivated it is triggering the add to cart event, but I did notice that it’s throwing out a total of 9 events upon add to cart being clicked. Is this to be expected?

PageView
ViewContent
AdvancedEvents
Microdata
AddToCart
SubscribedButtonClick
AddToCart
SubscribedButtonClick

Followup, it also breaks the other plugin to where the popup no longer shows up.

Delayed on getting back around to this. Uninstalled, reinstalled and no luck. Get the following:

Facebook Pixel

Pixel ID: redacted

SubscribedButtonClick
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
formFeatures: []
buttonText: BUY NOW
buttonFeatures: Show
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 297.17 ms
Pixel Location: Show
Time To Request: 0.37 ms
PageView
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
language: en-US
userAgent: Show
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 437.39 ms
Pixel Code: Show
Pixel Location: Show
Time To Request: 3607.21 ms
Frame: Window
Microdata
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
Schema.org: []
DataLayer: []
OpenGraph: Show
Meta: Show
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 764.36 ms
Pixel Location: Show
Time To Request: 4107.71 ms
AdvancedEvents
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
login_status: not_logged_in
tax_product_cat: [“redacted”]
tax_product_visibility: [“rated-5”]
tax_product_tag: Show
language: en-US
post_type: product
object_type: single
userAgent: Show
object_id: 26
tax_product_type: [“variable”]
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 656.24 ms
Pixel Location: Show
ViewContent
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
content_type: product_group
content_ids: Show
value: 99
language: en-US
content_name: redacted
currency: USD
userAgent: Show
content_category: [“redacted”]
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 655.74 ms
Pixel Location: Show
SubscribedButtonClick
CUSTOM PARAMETERS SENT
formFeatures: Show
buttonText: ADD TO CART
buttonFeatures: Show
EVENT INFO
URL Called: Show
Load Time: 90.20 ms
Pixel Location: Show

In other news, today I was reminded that I tend to overlook everything useful about plugins. Thanks for the help!!!