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[Mantra]

Thank you for the response Jonathan.
I am trialling the Soapbox review application on some selected products and consulting codepath regards "aggregateRating" and "review" field value optional requirements considering hreview-aggregate microformat standard requirements to be recognised by Google and should hopefully have a response in the next week.
I will try implementing the code changes including your "PriceValidUntil" when feedback has been received and changes needed to resolve the "availability" error have been determined.
Note
Google Merchant Product Data Specification Attribute [availability] details [in stock], [out of stock] and [preorder] as valid supported values so the coding used for my [availability] variable referenced in my Standard Meta Tag Layout holds true
Google Search Console coverage crawl flags up [availability] value [in stock] as an error - see Structured Data Test result for product image below:


Interesting!!
Martin
Mantra Audio

[Mantra]

This is my valid until:

"priceValidUntil": "<actinic:block php="true">
$date = new DateTime();
$date->add(new DateInterval('P6M'));
echo $date->format('d M Y');
</actinic:block>"

I added this code to the microdata "Offers" code block in my Standard Meta Tags Layout and it has cleared the Warning.

Aggregate offer is where there is a high and a low price:

The products on our website do not have a high or low price variant so no need to add code as it is not an issue.

This is what I did for a soapbox customer, hopefully you can adapt it:

I tried the code wrapped within <script> tags at the end of the Microdata block in my Standard Meta Tags Layout and this resulted in the Soapbox variables for the sample product to be displayed correctly, however, this did not clear the 2 Warnings for "aggregateRating" and "review". From the structured data test report attached, it appears that the coding needs to be incorporated somehow within the microdata "Product" code block. I am not sure how to do this as I think the code needs to be wrapped within <script type="application/ld+json"> { } </script> tags somewhere, somehow?

Soapbox ratings are 1-10 hence dividing by two for google's 1-5

Andy from Codepath comments:
"My only suggested adjustment is that you should be able to state the “Best” and “Worst” ratings as absolute values of 1 and 10 respectively, rather than the variables in Jonathan’s example. That way you wouldn’t need to divide the Ratings by 2 as you are supplying the range."

Martin
Mantra Audio