Hello @klockwebben,
Do you use a plugin for the product images?
How have you added the pictures to the product
Hello @aukejomm
The pictures are added through links. These links refer to my supplier’s website. I’m fetching the images (the links) and other information about the products through API.
Example:
My supplier’s site is http://www.supplier.com
The image link is:
http://www.supplier.com/product-1/image.jpg
What do you think?
So you fetch the links trough api.
How is this setup in your woocommerce webshop?
Are you using a plugin from your supplier?
I’m using a plug-in that has been developed by a web developer to connect my website to the supplier’s.
But as I said, I need your plug-in to recognize these images with their own links but it doesn’t seem to work. All images work just fine on Woocommerce though.
Yes, I understand.
I am trying to identify how the images are connected to the Woocommerce. That could by adding all links to image manually in each product as a hard link to or it could be connected by the plugin created to connect to your suplier’s website. In that case it is not stored in the database and the plugin is used to add the image to the product.
So That’s why I ask you the questions.
So did you manually add the product images to your products?
If not, is the plugin from the webdeveloper an custom plugin or is it available some where?
Hi @aukejomm
I did NOT add the images manually. The plugin is the one fetching the images and it is a customized plugin between my website and my supplier. I own the plugin so no one else can use it. As you say, the images are not stored in the database. Therefore, I wonder if there is any way to solve this problem?
I have been using WooCommerce’s official feed plugin lately and it works fine with my images with no problem. But I do want to use your plugin instead after solving the image problems.
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klockwebben.
@klockwebben, we have a very power full plugin and I am very sure we can make this work, you will love it 😊
You (your developer) can use the wppfm_feed_item_value filter to alter the image attribute.
Look at this script: https://gist.github.com/Auke1810/c62bb043926f539f9a99b418c06a3e6e
with $attributes[‘image_link’] = “code from the developer returning the image link”;
You can add the image link to the feed.
Does this help you or your developer?
@aukejomm
Thank you for your explanation and link. I think I need to contact my developer and send him the details you gave me so he can solve the problem. Since its weekend now, please keep this thread open until the coming week so I have time to contact my developer 🙂
Thank you very much!
Hi @klockwebben, where you able to solve the issue? Can we close your topic?
@michel-jongbloed
Hi,
My web developer has been busy lately so he just started to work on a solution today. Please keep this open a couple of days so I have the possibility to ask you questions if we face issues.
Thank you very much!
We’ll do that @klockwebben.
Hi @klockwebben,
Did your web developer have time to look into it? Would love to have some feedback as we don’t want to leave topics open forever.
Hi @michel-jongbloed
I apologize for answering this late. The problem is solved and we even have purchased the pro version of your plugin 🙂 Thank you very much for your patience!
