• Resolved Simone

    (@checkm)


    Hello,

    I need to create a feed that contains only products associated with one or more terms of the pa_attribute “taglia-ud”, excluding the others. How can I do this? I tried setting up this filter, but the feed comes out empty, even though I actually have hundreds of products with that attribute:

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  • Thread Starter Simone

    (@checkm)

    Plugin Support Jeff Alvarez

    (@superlemon1998)

    Hi @checkm ,

    Please try the Product [Attribute name] mappable or selectable option:

    https://ibb.co/TxKp4StG

    Thread Starter Simone

    (@checkm)

    Hi, thank you! Let me give more context about my situation.

    • My WooCommerce store is connected to an ERP that imports products with many variations.
    • The issue is that the ERP doesn’t standardize attributes: for example, instead of having a single global attribute like “Size”, I often get multiple custom attributes with different names but the same meaning (e.g. Size X, Size Y, Size Z, etc.).
    • This causes a big problem when generating feeds for Meta (Facebook/Instagram): Meta requires a single, consistent “size” attribute, but in my case the attribute name changes depending on the product.
    • Because of that, I can’t just map one WooCommerce attribute to Meta’s “size” — it would only work for some products, not all.

    So what I need is either:

    1. A way to aggregate all these different size attributes into a single unified attribute (without having to manually recreate all variations in WooCommerce), so that WooCommerce can correctly pass them as variations in the product feed.
    2. Or, alternatively, a way to generate separate feeds per attribute, so that Meta still gets the correct size options.

    For the solution no. 1, i have already created a plugin to aggregate the various attributes into a single attribute, but I cannot regenerate all the variations for all products (I have over 7,500 variable products, totaling about 30k variations). So if I pass this standardized attribute as the size parameter in AdTribe’s configuration, Meta does not read them as variations.

    For the solution no. 2, I’m unable to follow your suggestion since I only see these “Product …” filters:

    Product Id
    SKU parent variable product
    Wc_post_id_product_id (Facebook)
    Product name
    Product name slug
    Product name hyphen
    Product name parent product
    Product name parent product hyphen
    Product name lowercase
    Product name uppercase first characters
    Product description
    Product short description
    Unfiltered product description
    Unfiltered product short description
    Product description parent product
    Product short description parent product
    Product description variation
    Product short description variation
    Unfiltered product description parent product
    Unfiltered product short description parent product
    Unfiltered product description variation
    Unfiltered product short description variation
    Product variable link
    Product Type
    Total product orders
    Product creation date
    Product days back created
    Product tags
    Product tags space
    Product highlight
    Product image gallery
    Product version
    Hwp product gtin

    • This reply was modified 8 months ago by Simone.
    • This reply was modified 8 months ago by Simone.
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