wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes

[Programmer095]

WooCo Add-On 3.0.7+

This allows for the use of delimited Attribute names and values, but you must write the custom code to process those values and return them to WP All Import.

add_filter("wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", "wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", 10, 3);
/**
 * Filter product attributes.
 * @param array $attributes - Parsed product attributes
 * [
 *    'name' => string, 'value' => string, 'in_taxonomy' => bool, 'is_create_taxonomy_terms' => bool, 'is_visible' => bool, 'in_variation' => bool
 * ]
 * @param int $pid - Product ID
 * @param int $import_id
 */
function wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes($attributes, $pid, $import_id) {  
  return $attributes;
}

[Programmer095]

Here's an example of how to use it:

add_filter("wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", "wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", 10, 3);
/**
 * Filter product attributes.
 * @param array $attributes - Parsed product attributes
 * [
 *    'name' => string, 'value' => string, 'in_taxonomy' => bool, 'is_create_taxonomy_terms' => bool, 'is_visible' => bool, 'in_variation' => bool
 * ]
 * @param int $pid - Product ID
 * @param int $import_id
 */
function wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes($attributes, $pid, $import_id) {  
	// Here's the example attribute layout https://d.pr/i/bcVI5v
	
	// hold new attributes
	$new_attributes = array();
	
	// process each attribute row one by one
	foreach($attributes as $attribute ){
		// split the individual names and values
		$names = explode('|', $attribute['name']);
		$values = explode('|', $attribute['value']);
	
		foreach( $names as $key => $name ){
			$temp = array();
			$temp['name'] = $name;
			$temp['value'] = isset($values[$key]) ? $values[$key] : '';
			$temp['in_taxonomy'] = $attribute['in_taxonomy'];
			$temp['is_create_taxonomy_terms'] = $attribute['is_create_taxonomy_terms'];
			$temp['in_variation'] = $attribute['in_variation'];
                       $temp['is_visible'] = $attribute['is_visible'];
			
			$new_attributes[] = $temp;
		}
	}
	return $new_attributes;
}

[dimmisel]

Hello guys. Please note that the above code has a bug. The visible field is missing.
Look my code below fixed and tried in action.

add_filter("wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", "wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes", 10, 3);
/**
 * Filter product attributes.
 * @param array $attributes - Parsed product attributes
 * [
 *    'name' => string, 'value' => string, 'in_taxonomy' => bool, 'is_create_taxonomy_terms' => bool, 'is_visible' => bool, 'in_variation' => bool
 * ]
 * @param int $pid - Product ID
 * @param int $import_id
 */
function wpai_wp_all_import_parsed_product_attributes($attributes, $pid, $import_id) {  
	// Here's the example attribute layout https://d.pr/i/bcVI5v

	// hold new attributes
	$new_attributes = array();
	
	// process each attribute row one by one
	foreach($attributes as $attribute ){
		// splite the individual names and values
		$names = explode('|', $attribute['name']);
		$values = explode('|', $attribute['value']);
	
		foreach( $names as $key => $name ){
			$temp = array();
			$temp['name'] = $name;
			$temp['value'] = isset($values[$key]) ? $values[$key] : '';
			$temp['in_taxonomy'] = $attribute['in_taxonomy'];
			$temp['is_create_taxonomy_terms'] = $attribute['is_create_taxonomy_terms'];
			$temp['in_variation'] = $attribute['in_variation'];
			$temp['is_visible'] = $attribute['is_visible'];
			
			$new_attributes[] = $temp;
		}
	}
	return $new_attributes;
}

[Programmer095]

Hi @dimmisel,

Thanks for pointing that out! ( This was generalized from some project code where the visibility was set elsewhere and I missed adding it back in )