PHP hooks & filter

Hi @marianssen,

Yes, the main hook for this is adt_get_product_data. It fires after all product data (including variation attribute appends) has been collected, giving you access to modify $product_data['title'] before it’s written to the feed.

  add_filter( 'adt_get_product_data', function( $product_data, $feed, $product
  ) {
      // Example: append the SKU to every product title
      if ( ! empty( $product_data['title'] ) && ! empty( $product_data['sku'] )
   ) {
          $product_data['title'] = $product_data['title'] . ' [' .
  $product_data['sku'] . ']';
      }
      return $product_data;
  }, 10, 3 );

The $feed parameter gives you access to the feed configuration (e.g., $feed->id, $feed->title) if you want to apply the change only to specific feeds. The $product parameter is the standard WC_Product object.

For XML feeds specifically, adt_product_feed_xml_attribute_value lets you target a single attribute value at write-time:

  add_filter( 'adt_get_product_data', function( $product_data, $feed, $product ) {
      // Example: append the SKU to every product title
      if ( ! empty( $product_data['title'] ) && ! empty( $product_data['sku'] ) ) {
          $product_data['title'] = $product_data['title'] . ' [' . $product_data['sku'] . ']';
      }
      return $product_data;
  }, 10, 3 );

Hope that covers what you need. Let us know if you run into anything unexpected.

Thanks!