Hello,
I am converting some of my existing website to spp, and was really hoping to use the Codepath Section Generator software to automatically generate the new sections.
Because I want to work on one section at a time, and the software can only run across the whole site, I have to delete all sections other than the one I am working on, create the new sections, then un-delete all of the other sections. This is a bit irritating, but do-able, BUT, I have come across a problem - I have quite a number of duplicates in my site, and when I un-delete the sections, some (but not all) of the duplicate products stay deleted, and I have to go through the site and manually un-delete. This makes this method unworkable.
Codepath could write a bespoke version of their software for me, but this would be an expensive option.
Is there anything I can do to force the duplicates to be un-deleted when the original is un-deleted? Or, is there any other similar software available which can be applied only to selected sections?
Thanks,
Rosalyn
I am converting some of my existing website to spp, and was really hoping to use the Codepath Section Generator software to automatically generate the new sections.
Because I want to work on one section at a time, and the software can only run across the whole site, I have to delete all sections other than the one I am working on, create the new sections, then un-delete all of the other sections. This is a bit irritating, but do-able, BUT, I have come across a problem - I have quite a number of duplicates in my site, and when I un-delete the sections, some (but not all) of the duplicate products stay deleted, and I have to go through the site and manually un-delete. This makes this method unworkable.
Codepath could write a bespoke version of their software for me, but this would be an expensive option.
Is there anything I can do to force the duplicates to be un-deleted when the original is un-deleted? Or, is there any other similar software available which can be applied only to selected sections?
Thanks,
Rosalyn