I'm using WP all import to import many products with 3 languages(separately exported by category using WP all export).
I exported CSV file products to edit and make changes prices and meta tags of images.
I changed what I wanted and tried to import by export template.. but unfortunately, missed images, prices without changes and attributes disappeared on product card.
I tried by option update existing products and with all options of the plugin 5-6 times..
importing without error but there is no changes..
no images
no updated price value
disappeared attributes
if anyone know any solutions or recommendations how to fix this problem.. please share. thank you for all
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When you import products in multiple languages, you need to use a special "unique identifier" field to link the translations. It cannot be the same as any other field, like SKU.
From doc:
When you import the files later, WP All Import will need a way to
match the default language posts to their corresponding translations
in the other files.
To do this, you need to specify a unique identifier for each post.
Assign an ID number to one of your posts in your default language.
Then, use that same ID number for the same post in your secondary
language files. By looking at this ID, you can tell which post is the
translation of another by finding the same ID number in your files.
https://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/wpml-all-import-plugin-website-import-with-wpml/
I also recommend to make 2 separate imports: one for simple products only, the other - for variable products.
Test each import on just 1 product first to see if it's working (it's quicker).
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on a project that i'm developing I generate taxononmies (product attributes) dynamically based on a csv input file got by an ERP system.
I receive 2 files for 2 languages, the first one create everything (products, taxononmies, terms and so on), the second one translate everythings on the 2° language.
No problem for any of those entities except for taxonomies. I found many many post about translate terms, products but nothing about translate a taxonomy NAME (NOT TERMS).
What is the correct way to translate that information in the proper way?
My last option is to do direct query on the SQL database but of course this is not the elegant way to do that.
Thank you.
I need to import more than 100 products from an CSV file but some of the products already exists in the webshop. I will be using the core importer tool that comes with Woocommerce.
When importing the file I need to update each already existing product by matching the Name of the product. (I know there is an option for matching the SKU or ID but I need to update the product if the name already exists)
Thanks in advance!
This is a pretty common scenario. Of course, the core wp imported plugin will work with this. But it will create new entries regardless of which once you already have. You might have imported content before and noticed that there are duplicate posts, this is something I think you can't avoid with the default importer.
Now to help you with this, there are other solutions. WP import all is one of my favourites. The reason, it lets you map the entries from your CSV to WP. You decide entries from which column go to which field.
Here is a free version of the plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-xml-csv-product-import/
This does not work with WooCommerce though, you will need a premium plugin for this: http://www.wpallimport.com/woocommerce-product-import/
Another product I can think of is the one built by the WooCommerce folks itself:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/woocommerce-extensions/product-csv-import-suite/
I have not used this myself, but have heard good words about it.
PS: If the data from the previous posts is also there on the CSV, you can delete the previous posts and import them from the CSV, that way you won't have to worry about the duplicated, or the check the names. You can try this on a local install. and then export them with all the updated data, and import it again to the production site.
I hope you find this helpful.
I have a question about importing products directly to Prestashop database.
I'm adding the products with sql statment to all the required tables in the database. The products show up in the back-office the only problem that i have is that the products dont show up on the web page.
When i navigate to the product section in the back office the problem seems to be the defualt category and link rewrite. I get an error that the defualt category is not set although every table that containes the id_category_default field is set up the right way.
I could use some help in how to solve the problem.
you have to set in ps_product.id_category_default the key of table ps_category.id_category
Have you set your link rewrite ? You'll need to generate this yourself in your import script if you're importing directly into the SQL.
Also make sure you have added the text for each language that you use on the site.
In the Magento Magmi importer, I am trying to add extra media_gallery images to a product. Instead of adding extra media_gallery images to the existing one, the existing images are deleted.
My CSV is as simple as:
sku,media_gallery
sku1,/image1::Image label
I am using the latest version of Magmi, v0.7.18beta2, and the image importer plugin.
My Magmi setting s look like this:
Does anyone know what might be happening or if Magmi is capable of adding media_gallery images on top of existing ones?
Thanks
there is a media_gallery_reset column that is available for that.
if not existing in datasource (or not set via value replacer or default value setter), then it is supposed to replace whole gallery with media_gallery value in datasource
if explicitely set to 0 , then the gallery won't be reset at import and images will be added.
I am trying to create a ubercart module which automatically updates product listings. I thought that I just needed to edit these tables
uc_products
uc_product_classes
uc_product_features
The problem is no matter what I put in these tables, no products are listed in the Ubercart store.
What other tables do I need to update to do this? Or what steps do I need to take to get this module to add and/or update the products viewed in the web page? I would love it if someone could show me how to do it without resorting to SQL.
In Drupal 6, products are referenced to nodes. You might look at the feeds or node import module for automated product listing updates/creation.
It seems there are a lot more tables to alter before it will show in the Ubercart store. However I don't think you need uc_product_features.
These tables are
node
node_type
node_revisions
uc_products
uc_product_classes
They must belong to a class defined in uc_product_classes and node_type.
node_revisions is what is displayed in the store front and node.staus must be set to 1. It is the publish variable.
Also
node.nid must equal mode_revision.nid
and
node_revsion.vid must equal mode.vid
otherwise in the store front listing for that item will be
"n/a"
And while it didn't tell me all I needed, I found the following site to be informative.
http://tiger-fish.com/blog/drupal-6-turning-existing-node-type-ubercart-product