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Is there any way to exclude it from the emails they get?

Hi Tyguy7,

That is a nice list of features you have made already, good job.

I am a fanatic plugin lover and i have made some plugins by my self for WordPress and Woocommerce (price comparison plugin, auto Youtube video for products, review aggregator) and i am interested looking into your project.
I just made a Github account with the same username as this website, if you want you can send me an invite.

Hi Julianali,

This is an English website, please try to respond in english so other people can read it and help you out as well.

What kind of plugin do you use for the import?
Do you have an example site to show?

I have just tested this.
I copied you code to a .txt file on my local pc and renamed it afterwards to a .htm file so i would get a link when i open it.
Once i click that link i’ll go to the ebay store (front page). If i manually copy your link into my browser i’m redirected to the same page on ebay (front page).

This mean that the campaign no longer exists or it is just for ebays front page.

Just take the HREF portion of the link https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_ff3=1&pub=5575033840&toolid=10001&campid=5337240729&customid=&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229466&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg

Can you post the link code? <a> and <script>.
And the resulting link from your website.

If you can code a bit, adjust the template and use PREG_REPLACE functions.
Look here for info: https://php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php

No i did not. I changed themes and a whole different setup. haven’t tried it since.

Good luck.

Ok thank you did not know that about transient values.
I found the problem. I had to set the metakey “_visibility” to value “visible” during the automated import…

Thanks bheadrick for your answers, I totally missed that.. Sometimes it’s easier then it looks. I got sidetrailed because i looked at the way how it worked and noticed that it writes to the wp_options table.

I did manage to classify it as “external” product_type at the automated import and it shows in the backend as an external/affiliate product_type BUT there is a big catch. It still does not show up in the frontend and the reason for this is that if i open the product and save it again, ONLY then it writes to the “wp_options” with the following values.

option_id option_name option_value autoload
764 _transient_wc_product_type_386 external yes

The number 386 is the postid from wp_posts. It does not automatically write these values to wp_options. Would it not be better to write this value to a postmeta field?

I think it’s a bit strange for a post_type to write to the options table, that would be suitable for plugin’s, theme’s and the wordpress core?

I am also interested, this looks very nice!
I think a lot of plugins which extend the core functionality of Woocommerce are a bit overpriced. I hate to pay 50 for each plugin extention and i need a lot since the default woocommerce does not support a lot of great widgets..
If it was 25 i would buy it immediatly.