Filter characteristics

For the specified product, the values are transferred: array ( [external_id] => 2860 [product_code] => 2860 [price] => 2375.0000 [base_price] => 1827.0000 [amount] => 0 [weight] => [length] => 20 [width] => 10 [height] => 31 [product_features] => Array ( [974] => New [551] => 110V-240V / 50Hz [601] => 1.28kg ) ) Has anything changed on CS-Cart?

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: For the specified product, the values are transferred: array ( [external_id] => 2860 [product_code] => 2860 [price] => 2375.0000 [base_price] => 1827.0000 [amount] => 0 [weight] => [length] => 20 [width] => 10 [height] => 31 [product_features] => Array ( [974] => New [551] => 110V-240V / 50Hz [601] => 1.28kg ) ) Has anything changed on CS-Cart? [/quote] 1. For example, the characteristic [551] is not in the cs map [file]12325[/file] 2. Question regarding [external_id] => 2860 Our external Id should be taken from additional fields - for Total-Shop integration, it is passed from the Total-Shop additional field / external id, in theory, should be 28676 [file]12326[/file] Or am I wrong?

[quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: 1. For example, the characteristic [551] is not in the cs map [/quote] The characteristic ID is taken from the external filter ID in OneBox. Apparently you also have a conflict, probably due to several integrations. You probably need to somehow refine the separation of identifiers for different CS-Cart now (for example, you can somehow implement it through the reference book) [quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: 2. Question regarding [external_id] => 2860 Our external Id should be taken from additional fields - for Total-Shop integration, it is passed from the additional field Total-Shop / external id, in theory, should be 28676 Or am I wrong? [/quote] You are mistaken - it is our ID that is always passed to this parameter. The external ID is passed directly to the request URL.

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: The characteristic ID is taken from the external filter ID in OneBox. Apparently you also have a conflict, probably due to several integrations. You probably need to somehow refine the separation of identifiers for different CS-Cart now (for example, you can somehow implement it through the reference book) [/quote] How will it be implemented? So that we spend less time on it?

[quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: How will it be implemented? So that we spend less time on it? [/quote] Feel free to suggest your own, if you have one. I see something like a reference book, where the name / identifier of the filter will be indicated - and separate columns (1 column for each CS-Cart) with identifiers. That is, something like a table: onebox_id | cs_cart_1 | cs_cart_2 | cs_cart_3 | ... 1 | 100 | 200 | 300 | ... And in action, make settings - from which directory to receive, in which onebox filter ID column, in which CScart filter ID column (for different actions, the 3rd setting will be different). Actually, if there is an ID, we update it. If not, it creates and writes a value to the reference for this filter. Well, you can manually import the directory by matching the identifiers to yourself in the same excel If this option is suitable - in the implementation of 3h.

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: you can manually import the directory by matching the identifiers to yourself in the same excel [/quote] Do you mean initially (when we create a directory) unload the filter in excel and load it into the directory so that the name / identifier of the filter appears?

[quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: Do you mean initially (when we create a directory) unload the filter in excel and load it into the directory so that the name / identifier of the filter appears? [/quote] well, to fill it faster with a comparison in XLS (for example, upload the names of filters from OneBox, sort by name, then do the same with filters from CSCart - and match columns in XLS - then fill it in the directory so that the necessary CSCart identifiers correspond to the desired filter)

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: [quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: Do you mean initially (when we create a directory) unload the filter in excel and load it into the directory so that the name / identifier of the filter appears? [/quote] well, to fill it faster with a comparison in XLS (for example, upload the names of filters from OneBox, sort by name, then do the same with filters from CSCart - and match columns in XLS - then fill it in the directory so that the necessary CSCart identifiers correspond to the desired filter) [/quote] Or can we just create all the characteristics in the xmap as an action, and they will be recorded in the reference book? Let's get the bill we will pay

[quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: Or can we just create all the characteristics in the xmap as an action, and they will be recorded in the reference book? [/quote] Well, or so, having previously created an empty directory with the necessary columns. But how could there be duplicates in CS-Cart then? [quote] Vysokos Nikolai Aleksandrovich wrote: Let's get the bill we will pay [/quote] I organize

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: Well, or so, having previously created an empty directory with the necessary columns. But how could there be duplicates in CS-Cart then? [/quote] Initially, we will deal with the mass removal of characteristics from the xcart side [quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: I organize [/quote] We expect