Skroutz Feed and Separate Variations

  • Resolved tanasi

    (@tanasi)


    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hi,

    I am using your plugin to create a Skroutz Feed. I am following this guide https://adtribes.io/knowledge-base/creating-woocommerce-product-feed-skroutz/ and

    • I have enabled the “include all proudct varations” switch
    • Added in fields color, size and weight
    • Added in exclude filters the parent product (variable) so that it removes the product type = variable

    My feed is not correct as it is generated like this: 

    <product>
    <id>298236</id>
    <name>tes2 L</name>
    ...
    <mpn>250tesL</mpn>
    <quantity>0</quantity>
    <availability>in stock</availability>
    <weight>30</weight>
    <color>Melon</color>
    <color>Χρυσαφ?</color>
    <color>Μπεζ</color>
    <size>M,L,S</size>
    </product>
    <product>
    <id>298237</id>
    <name>tes2 S</name>
    ...
    <mpn>250tesS</mpn>
    <quantity>0</quantity>
    <availability>in stock</availability>
    <weight>30</weight>
    <color>Melon</color>
    <color>Χρυσαφ?</color>
    <color>Μπεζ</color>
    <size>M,L,S</size>
    </product>
    <product>
    <id>298235</id>
    <name>tes2 M</name>
    ...
    <mpn>250tesM</mpn>
    <quantity>0</quantity>
    <availability>in stock</availability>
    <weight>30</weight>
    <color>Melon</color>
    <color>Χρυσαφ?</color>
    <color>Μπεζ</color>
    <size>M,L,S</size>

    So, instead of having just one entry per product and show only the available variations I get 3 different entries. Also, the Medium size above is set to “out of stock” but yet it shows as “in stock” in the feed.

    I have tried the following troubleshooting:

    • Selected a classic woocommerce theme e.g. storefront
    • Deactivated all plugins and kept only woocommerce and product feeds pro
    • Deactivated all other feeds (I had one more skroutz feed active)
    • I created a new feed from scratch
    • Disabled / Reenabled the plugin.
    • No Caching on the server-side

    NOTE: My products use only “size” for variations not “color”.

    Could you please tell me what am I doing wrong?

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  • Thread Starter tanasi

    (@tanasi)

    Hi,

    is your plugin compatible with this Skroutz Specification?

    https://developer.skroutz.gr/el/feedspec/#xml–size-variations-1

    They asked me to implement the above. So, do you support this?

    Plugin Support Jeff Alvarez

    (@superlemon1998)

    Hi @tanasi ,

    Just to confirm you want to follow the XML sample from Skroutz like

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <mywebstore>
       <created_at>2010-04-08 12:32</created_at>
       <products>
          <product>
            <id>322233</id>
            <name><![CDATA[Converse All Star Chuck Taylor Ox]]></name>
            <link><![CDATA[https://www.mywebstore.gr/product/322233]]></link>
            <image><![CDATA[https://www.mywebstore.gr/product/322233.jpg]]></image>
            <additionalimage><![CDATA[https://www.mywebstore.gr/product/322233/front.jpg]]></additionalimage>
            <category><![CDATA[Αθλητικ? > Sneakers]]></category>
            <price_with_vat>30.00</price_with_vat>
            <vat>24.00</vat>
            <manufacturer><![CDATA[Converse]]></manufacturer>
            <mpn>M7652C</mpn>
            <ean>886952780692</ean>
            <availability>Παρ?δοση 1 ?ω? 3 ημ?ρε?</availability>
            <size>43,45</size>
            <weight>2000</weight>
            <color>?σπρο</color>
            <description>
              Το Chuck Taylor All Star ε?ναι ?να απ? τα πιο εμβληματικ?
              sneakers ?λων των εποχ?ν. Πρ?κειται για ?να διαχρονικ? σχ?διο με
              κλασσικ? και ?νετη εφαρμογ? σε λευκ? χρ?μα με εξωτερικ? ανθεκτικ?
              αντιολισθητικ? σ?λα απ? καουτσο?κ. Αποτελε? ιδανικ? κομμ?τι για
              casual και μη εμφαν?σει?.
            </description>
            <quantity>10</quantity>
            <variations>
              <variation>
                <variationid>322233.43</variationid>
                <link><![CDATA[https://www.mywebstore.gr/product/322233]]></link>
                <availability>Παρ?δοση 1 ?ω? 3 ημ?ρε?</availability>
                <manufacturersku>M7652C</manufacturersku>
                <ean>886952780692</ean>
                <price_with_vat>33.00</price_with_vat>
                <size>43</size>
                <quantity>6</quantity>
              </variation>
              <variation>
                <variationid>322233.45</variationid>
                <link><![CDATA[https://www.mywebstore.gr/product/322233]]></link>
                <availability>Παρ?δοση 1 ?ω? 3 ημ?ρε?</availability>
                <manufacturersku>M7652C</manufacturersku>
                <ean>886952780692</ean>
                <price_with_vat>30.00</price_with_vat>
                <size>45</size>
                <quantity>4</quantity>
              </variation>
              ...
              ...
              ...
            </variations>
          </product>
          ...
          ...
          ...
       </products>
    </mywebstore>

    If so, the afraid it’s currently not possible. Right now, it’ll generate the variations individually. It can’t be stored in a parent variable. This would make it so that the products are simple or without any variations according to Skroutz requirements.

    I’ll raise an enhancement request for this.

    Thread Starter tanasi

    (@tanasi)

    Yes, exactly.

    Is there any high level estimation of when this will be ready (if any..)

    Plugin Support Jeff Alvarez

    (@superlemon1998)

    Hi @tanasi ,

    Afraid I’m unable to provide any ETAs here, it’ll usually depend on our schedule and how requested the feature is.

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