We are not using a gallery for the Variable or Simple products.įrom there, it’s mostly a hack working around issues I had with the WooCommerce module updating Simple or Variable products. In our use case, the products only have 1 image each. I was surprised at the number of issues I ran into with the WooCommerce modules. So I used the WordPress Update a Post module to set the featured image on the post.įor Variations, the “Update a Product Variation” module worked. Use the local website URL (wp-content/uploads/…) to set the image on the productsįor Variable and Simple products, I ran into issues with the WooCommerce module not working at all to set the image.Uploading the image to WordPress to create a media item.Download the image from Airtable using the HTTP module and Airtable image URL.There were a few different issues with the WooCommerce modules I had to find creative solutions for. I also tried to upload the images using the Airtable URL, mapping it to the Create a Product module in Make. Hello, apologies for the delayed response. Unfortunately my client has already loaded +1500 images in airtable so I don’t know how to ask him to change the procedure… I did a test loading an image in WP, I placed the url in an airtable field and there it works with a url response that seems normal to me _iaKv-wNqaz_j_1oFd7_PvuQRaVq35KFGTwz9lym1Gmt1sgwY-5A5S2xP0-PrpDm84VSvC9zFKlkKnz39qOnxxXMyDcuUW4GOVVmfpisO_7jUI8RO_W1hEuGqz9-B8JJXPQ/vFAuGZKlM8Ve waXAANZ8bjogYArea_nu1mmH png), I have the impression that the file is protected in Airtable… When an image is loaded in an Airtable column (attachment), I point this part with MAKE (url) and the response is a url with a name that does not have an extension (.jpeg or. I managed to fix the error mentioned in my post so that Wordpress accepts all image formats, which obviously stuck… but in fact it didn’t… On the other hand, I’m still rowing for the images… I actually managed to put several categories with the “split” function and the same for the tags. We then use the media item ID to set the image on the variation or featured image on the variable product post. Then use the WordPress Create a Media Item module to upload it to WordPress. many different ID’s.įor the product images, we are first downloading the image using the Get A File HTTP call using the image URL. When we didn’t spit it, the API evaluated the data as one long ID vs. Then in the Update a Product module, I’m splitting the string using the split function. To set those on the products, we first build the string of categories into a comma delimited list.

We do not use Tags, but we do have products in many categories. We create the products as drafts or not visible until all data is ready. Our workflow may be different as we often have products we can create before all the information, such as images or price, is available. But we have a rather robust integration running now. I ran into a few issues with Airtable as well.

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