it would be a fairly simple change to allow this. rather than a post type of “post” it would be post type of “product’ and instead of a taxonomy of tag it would be product_tag
Thanks very much for simplifying this for me…!
I am not sure where I need to change this…Except actually, I think the plugin consists of essentially one PHP file so guessing that’s where 🙂
I will be giving this a try, and sending your reply to the plugin Author who has very graciously and promptly replied to my inquiries asking for this type of info, so I am crossing fingers that this is solved…
THANK YOU!
-Doug
(Mods, I will mark this as “resolved” after I implement the change and any follow-up questions that could ensue…)
Woohoo…And we have success…!!!
Thanks to bheadrick’s helpful post and input from the plugin’s author Robert Reid at Strictly-Software.com (May I link here?) I got this working in about 5 minutes. To help out anyone else interested in tagging Woocommerce, here is what I did:
1) The plugin will identify products because it has been coded to find everything that is not a “a page, attachment or revision …” thus product_posts are good (no action, just FYI.)
2) Now, rename the file called strictlyautotags.class.php to strictlyautotags.class.php.txt and open it in your favorite text editor, do a Ctrl-H Find/Replace on all instances of $posttags and change them to $producttags,
3) AND do a Find/Replace for all instances of post_tags and change those to product_tags…
Re-save the file with the proper PHP extension, upload it to your /wp-content/plugins/strictly-autotags folder, then do a bulk edit on a handful of products to change them from draft to published, and observe the lovely tags!
Thanks again bheadrick and Robert!