When I try to link my attribute within the Woocommerce module, I don’t get to see all my options.
How can I fix this? Or can this be done manually with the mapping function?
As you can see, there only about 10 options, and i got around 30 options.
Looks like in the “backend” of this module, Make only fetches a limit of 10 option items from your WooCommerce store.
You’ll need to contact support to increase this number, or you can use the “Make an API Call” module to get all the options.
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You mean Make support team?
Yes,that’s right. The RPC limit cannot be changed by us.
For technical issues or bugs like this, directly contacting support can often lead to a faster resolution.
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How cool would that be if we had the ability to duplicate an existing App to a new custom app.
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Hey guys (@samliew & @Donald_Mitchell), just wanted to inform you that the support team resolved the issue.
I assume that you can use the add() function to create an array first and then put all the necessary options there. Please try this option and let me know if it works for you!
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Well, that’s one way to do it – hardcoded. That means if the options change on your Woocommerce site, you also need to come back here to change it. Usually this isn’t ideal since we want to automate things to avoid doing it manually in the first place.
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But still, you always have to activate it in the list when you add another size or color, correct?
I would say at this point you should find a way to query the Options list first from WooCommerce.
Then, when Create a Product, with Map enabled on the Options under Item 1, supply the result of that query as the array of Options.
This way, if the list ever changes, you manage the list in WooCommerce and shouldn’t need to change anything in Make.
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