Replacing the product name using a rule does not work

Hi,

Thanks for using our plugin and reaching out to us.

1. You cannot add a field <parent_name> to your Google Shopping feed. That is not an allowed field name for Google Shopping feeds;
2. When you want to structurally use the parent variable product name for your product variations (which is not something we advise as that will result in all those variations having the same product name) you can change the field mapping to this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ejp7m5awjzhc8ei/parent-title.png?dl=0
3. When you only want to change the product name of 1 product you can indeed use a rule for that but only with static text. So you would have to fill in the parent variable product name in the “is” column in your rule.

Hope this helps?

All I need is to delete string “A4 (210×297 mm)” from the title. And that on all products in the feed.

Screenshot -> https://take.ms/HsUe3

Is there any option for this?

Thank you for your extremely fast support. You are great!!

Just make sure to leave this default product name field mapping in place: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0xdan9w0o1d219v/Screenshot%202023-06-30%20at%2013.33.13.png?dl=0

And than add this “find and replace” rule: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n25lep0vl842hyc/Screenshot%202023-06-30%20at%2013.32.54.png?dl=0

Make sure to fill in a white space in the “is” field.

That should do the trick.

Hello, I tested it but the empty space doesn’t work for me. So I replaced it with a thong, which I wanted to have there anyway, and it works perfectly. However, the problem is that if this rule was applied, the original name starting with an uppercase letter now starts with a lowercase letter. How can this bug be fixed please?

Filters screen -> https://prnt.sc/r-yIZXIaycHu
Fileds screen -> https://prnt.sc/Pd-zA0kSqXfg

// EDIT

Not just the first word, start with a lowercase letter. But also other words, where there was originally a uppercase letter, is now replaced by a lowercase letter.

Comparison screen -> https://prnt.sc/fwae8K2QqCWF

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by thedareback.

Try enabling the “cs” checkbox, see this example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wmr3z8h6lllavjp/Screenshot%202023-07-01%20at%2016.57.19.png?dl=0

Hello, thanks for the quick response. Using CS helped, can you please tell me what exactly the CS checkbox does?

Well thank you

It stands for Case Sensitive. When it has not been enabled our plugin lowercases every-thing in order to do the find and replace. When it is enabled it does not and looks for exact matches on upper and lowercases.

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