Hi @sjmiller1,
You could try the following:
– Open the ‘wp-content/plugins/wp-product-feed-manager/includes/application/google’ folder on your server.
– Edit the google.txt file
– Add “87 4 shop_code” at the end of the file. ATTENTION! Use TABS between the 87, 4 and shop_code. Also make sure there is no Enter or blank line after this line. The file must end with a filled line and not en empty one.
– Save the changes to this file
Now you should find the shop_code in the list of Optional attributes.
Let me know if that helped.
Thanks Michel, worked perfectly!
Am I right in assuming I will need to repeat this every time I update the plugin?
Thank Again!
Yes @sjmiller1, that unfortunately is a drawback of it. You could make a copy of the new google.txt file and just copy to the folder after an update.
You’re welcome, have a nice day.
Truly fantastic plugin. I just started using it and the corresponding workflow that’s needed to generate a flawless Google Merchant Center feed is extremely manageable. Very nice piece of kit!
As I was dealing with the store_code element, I came across this–much appreciated–thread. My only question is: wouldn’t it be a good idea to add the store_code [shop_code] to the codebase to avoid overwriting the modification down the (update) road?
Big Fan,
Lee
Hello @lbdee,
Thank you for your compliment! Nice to hear you like our work.
Yes you’re right. I already had that idea and as I’m now working on a next update of our plugin I will include this extra attribute to it. Thanks for bringing it up.
@sjmiller1: So as of the next update the “shop_code” attribute will implemented as standard in our plugin.
