Images not corresponding to attributes

Hi Paulo, ou olá!

Well, my guess is that your theme is not accepting my template files overwrite, and for that reason you see no changes.
AS explained in the FAQ, Themes that follow the default WooCommerce implementation will usually work with this plugin. However, some themes use an unorthodox method to add their own lightbox/slider, which breaks the hooks this plugin needs.

I can still have a quick look to confirm this, just post here the link to the product.

Thanks,
David

Would be better, so that I can give a better answer.

Hi,

I can see that all is working fine. I tested url (http://www.mundimoda.com/produto/porta-chaves-c-moedas-e-cartoes-rubre/)

What I can see is missing is the attributes/variations assgiment to the images.

Have you followed this steps in order to work?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/smart-variations-images/screenshots/

Great!

Can WP import assign custom values to custom fields?
Don’t forget to review once you have a opinion.

Thanks,
David

Hi,

The custom field is “woosvi_slug” and is saved on the image ID the value to be stored should be the variation slug, example: “Blue Water” = “bluewater”, “bluewater” should be the value that is stored.
There should be no spaces.

Hi,

First, I am not sure where is the variation slug in my WordPress backoffice. I can find “Name” and “URL” for the variations. Is the slug stored in the “URL” field?

– The variation slug is under Products > Attributes, when you Edit/quick edit the variation you can see the slug.

Second, my import CSV file has a field with values like “CASTANHO” and “BOSQUE_C”. These values are in the “URL” field but in lowercase. Is your field case sensitive?

– I convert all string to lowercase and remove all white space during the matching. I don’t see any issue arising from that.

Last, there is actually just one value in the import file that has a space between strings. Will it break the process for all products and variations or will it affect only the product with that value?

– It may affect the product in question only.

All the best,
David

Hi,

Well, doing the mass import from what I see you are dealing with WPML also, so you must be careful, assign the original slug name and not the translated to the image. The custom field value is “woosvi_slug” = “a-folha”, this is correct if “a-folha” is the original language.

Hi Paulo,

The code used to store the value is:

update_post_meta(ID_IMAGE, 'woosvi_slug', THE_SLUG);

If you build an array, you can do something like this:

$arr = array(
    0 => array(
        'ID' => xx, //ID of the image
        'woosvi-slug' => 'slug' //Slug of the variation
    ),
    1 => array(
        'ID' => xx, //ID of the image
        'woosvi-slug' => 'slug' //Slug of the variation
    )
);

foreach ($arr as $key => $value) {
    update_post_meta($value['ID'], 'woosvi_slug', $value['woosvi-slug']);
}

WPML you must be careful, assign the original slug name and not the translated to the image.