Woocommerce recently linked the decimal separator of the price to that of the dimensions (weight of the product).
I need to use two different separators.
The price must have (,) while in the backend I must have the (.) To separate the decimals in the product dimensions.
Can someone help me?
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I am trying to learn about web-scraping and as an application I figured I'd build an aggregator that crawls retailers for certain products and sets up a price comparison for the same product from different retailers.
As I got started on this I realized exactly how large a tasks this is.
First, I need to crawl sites that have various formats for not only their DOM structures but also slightly different names for the same products and formats for item's prices and prices for items on sale.
Second, After I've somehow decoded the DOM for x number of sites (doing it for one or two is easy but I want to make the crawler scalable!) and fetched the data for various items. I need to be able to compare the different names of same products so I can compare the differing prices (convert them to the same currency, check if the returned price is the original/on-sale price, etc...) between retailers.
I am trying to write my crawlers using Scrapy but can someone recommend an approach for how to adapt the crawler for a variety of retailers and if there are any libraries/approaches that would work well for the second problem of comparing like(unlike) items?
For comparison you can convert strings of product names to lists, compare them and put a threshold to determine whether two products are same or not.
i have a problem with Facebook Donations and Fundraising. The Amount is written with comma but i need it in decimal point to match the data with data from other sources in my German Google Analytics Account. The Data from other sources is written the german way with decimal point.
Is there a way to convert the data from facebook with comma (10,000) into german data with decimal point (10.000) with a Google Tag Manager Lookup Table?
So I think you can create a variable with Custom Javascript and do a str.replace of "," to "." and THEN send that to GA?
How to Automatically Format User Input on a text field that will do grouping digit with two decimal place automated when user type on that text field.
what is the best way to do this.
Example like you type in Windows Calculator When Digit Groping activated.
Like in this picture
Digit Groping
in the picture shows automatic digit groping when user type number.
Thank's
I have a variable product with 3 attributes. The total number of variations generated is 900. This will make the admin page incredibly slow and hard to work with, so I need to find a workaround. I thought about replacing the dynamically generated dropdowns(for attribute values) with static ones, but the shopping cart expects to receive a variation number, which is non-existent in this case. I'd also like to mention that the variations are identical in all parameters, besides the attributes. How can I solve this?
Thanks.
I've been handed over a woocommerce website and a majority of the products are missing a sku number.
What would be the best way to go about updating products without a sku number?
Also keeping the skus unique?
Best practice for SKU's is to use small, (mostly) meaningless codes with a uniform fixed length and pattern.
So suppose you sell less than 1000 products, take a code of 5 characters. And assign the codes automatically using a script:
10001 first product
10002 second product
etc
How these codes should be generated depends on you (business) domain model / woocommerce configuration (using variants yes/no). For inspiration see this project: https://github.com/tamarazuk/woocommerce-product-sku-generator