llynix:
So as it stands now it seems broken. If it were to be fixed to work with what Google now offers I would definitely use it.
Alright.. I had a peek inside and did what I can to bring EP into shape with regards to Google.
This is untested and may contain bugs!! However the old version was broken so maybe this is better.
Here is the diff:
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< 'v_froogle_ shipping' => $iii++,
---
> // 'v_froogle_ shipping' => $iii++,
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< 'v_froogle_ upc' => $iii++,
---
> // 'v_froogle_ upc' => $iii++,
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< 'v_froogle_manufacturer_id' => $iii++,
---
> // 'v_froogle_manufacturer_id' => $iii++,
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< 'v_froogle_product_type' => $iii++,
---
> // 'v_froogle_product_type' => $iii++,
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< 'v_froogle_currency' => $iii++,
---
> // 'v_froogle_currency' => $iii++,
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< 'product_url' => $iii++,
< 'name' => $iii++,
---
> 'link' => $iii++,
> 'title' => $iii++,
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< 'image_url' => $iii++,
< 'category' => $iii++,
< 'offer_id' => $iii++,
< 'instock' => $iii++,
< 'shipping' => $iii++,
---
> 'image_link' => $iii++,
> 'product_type' => $iii++,
> 'id' => $iii++,
> 'condition' => $iii++,
> // 'shipping' => $iii++,
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< 'upc' => $iii++,
---
> // 'upc' => $iii++,
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< 'manufacturer_id' => $iii++,
---
> // 'manufacturer_id' => $iii++,
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< 'product_type' => $iii++,
---
> // 'product_old' => $iii++,
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< 'currency' => $iii++,
---
> // 'currency' => $iii++,
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< $row['v_froogle_instock'] = 'Y';
< $row['v_froogle_shipping'] = '';
< $row['v_froogle_upc'] = '';
---
> $row['v_froogle_instock'] = 'new';
> // $row['v_froogle_shipping'] = '';
> // $row['v_froogle_upc'] = '';
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< $row['v_froogle_manufacturer_id'] = '';
---
> // $row['v_froogle_manufacturer_id'] = '';
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< $row['v_froogle_product_type'] = 'OTHER';
---
> // $row['v_froogle_product_type'] = 'OTHER';
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< $row['v_froogle_currency'] = 'usd';
---
> // $row['v_froogle_currency'] = 'usd';
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> // Google merchants doesn't seem to require the quotes anymore A.T.
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< $row['v_froogle_products_name_' . $lid] = '"' . html_entity_decode(strip_tags(str_replace('"','""',$row2['products_name']))) . '"';
< $row['v_froogle_products_description_' . $lid] = '"' . html_entity_decode(strip_tags(str_replace('"','""',$row2['products_description']))) . '"';
---
> $row['v_froogle_products_name_' . $lid] = html_entity_decode(strip_tags(str_replace('"','""',$row2['products_name'])));
> $row['v_froogle_products_description_' . $lid] = html_entity_decode(strip_tags(str_replace('"','""',$row2['products_description'])));
There are a few spots where it could be cleaner. And right now it just defaults to 'new' for the condition which seems to be required.
I went off the directions located here: http://www.google.com/support/merchants/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=160083
I've yet to test this, because I'm running it on a beta site which has a few mangled product prices that I don't want released in the wild. I'll get back with you guys when I've tested.
Anthony Taylor
Webmaster
http://buydentalequipment.com
