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This add-on to Broadcast allows more complicated products and other WooCommerce features to be correctly broadcasted between blogs.

The basic Broadcast plugin supports WooCommerce product sharing just by adding the product custom type to the settings. That in itself should be enough to create a white label product list, but this add-on might offer some more broadcasting options that could be useful:

The add-on can copy the WooCommerce settings between blogs (see notes and screenshots below).

If you would like your PDF Vouchers to be automatically synced between all linked products, see the extras/woocommerce directory. Copy the sync plugin to your WordPress plugins directory and activate it network-wide. The reason the plugin is separate is because not everyone needs automatic syncing.

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Notes

Copy settings

This tool will copy all of the WooCommerce settings from the current blog to any selected blogs. The settings on the child blog are overwritten.

Amongst other things, the following settings are copied:

  • Basic settings (all database options that begin with woocommerce_, wp_wc_)
  • German market settings
  • Shipping zone data

Order sync

Syncing of orders created on the product’s parent blog can be synced to the product’s child blogs. Syncing orders made on a product’s child blog can be synced back to the product’s parent blog using the Back To Parent add-on.. If a visitor orders a broadcasted product, the order is copied over to each linked blog.

Changing the status of broadcasted orders is currently only supported using the bulk actions dropdown and the tickbox. Changing the status by editing the order is not currently supported, although will be in the future as soon as more reports come in.

Reviews sync

If you enable the Comments Broadcast add-on your reviews will be synced automatically between all broadcasted products that have comment syncing enabled.

Stock sync

This option will keep the stock of all broadcasted products in sync with each other.

Variations per queue

Do your products have so many variations, with so many images, that your broadcasts are failing / timing out even though you’re using the queue? Use this setting to divide the variation broadcasting of each product into several pieces so the broadcast doesn’t take too long. The setting controls how many variations of a product are broadcasted per queue process occasion.

Try 5 variations per queue to start off with, since that shouldn’t take longer than PHP’s default time limit of 30 seconds. How many variations you have time for per queue depends how complicated the variations are. You can use debug mode and manual queue processing to see if Broadcast has time to finish before running out of time.

So if you have a product with 100 variations, using a value of 5 variations per queue, it will take 20 queue processes (100 / 5) to completely broadcast the complete product with variations.

This setting only works with the queue enabled.

YITH WooCommerce Tab Manager

In order for the tab information to be preserved, broadcast the tabs themselves before broadcasting your products. To broadcast a tab, you must edit the tab, where you will be shown the normal Broadcast meta box.

Where to buy

This add-on is a part of the following packs:

Article features

This add-on is featured in the following articles:

Comments

  1. Hello,

    I have purchased the Woocommerce add-on. One major problem that we’re encountering is that it’s not broadcasting the product gallery, just the featured image. Your product descriptions states that it broadcasts gallery images. Please assist, this urgent for us.

    Thank you

    Reply

    2. Since version 3 WooCommerce the add-on now handles the gallery by itself. No more need for the Custom Field Attachments add-on.

  2. Report from a user regarding the variations per queue setting: “Just to keep you updated. I experimented a bit with variations number so that it does not cause timeouts (I set 30 in the end), set up the cron job and after a while the queue is empty. So this works well on my end.”

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