Jeffscamera
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I set up Pabbly to connect my woocommerce to Lulu.
I have one product with 2 variables set up in my store. One variable is soft cover and the other is hard cover. I set up a separate work flows for each variable (e.g. 1. Hardcover and 2. Softcover). Each Pabbly workflow has its unique webhook url that I added in Woocommerce.
The problem: when one of the variables is ordered on the website (e.g. hardback) Pabbly is sending two orders to Lulu - it is sending the hardback and softback as two separate orders. When in reality the customer ONLY ordered the hardback.
Another problem: I have other products on my website that are NOT books. For example, a visitor orders a calendar. The calendar is not in any way associated with Lulu. But when I get that Woocommerce order it sends an order for the two books (hardback and softcover) to Lulu.
1. How can I prevent every product order on my store from triggering a book order sent to Lulu?
2. How can I have Woocommerce send only the variable product ordered (e.g. hardcover book) to Lulu without also triggering an order for softcover too?
Since initially writing this I have done the following for each product variation:
Select Label - Variation Id: 1567
Filter Type - Contains
Value - Variation Id: 1567
As a result, I get Status - Success and Message - Condition is true
BUT when I order either book on my website it is sending two orders to Lulu - both books (the two variations).
Am I missing something in the filter? Is this system capable of doing what I'm asking?
Thank you.
I have one product with 2 variables set up in my store. One variable is soft cover and the other is hard cover. I set up a separate work flows for each variable (e.g. 1. Hardcover and 2. Softcover). Each Pabbly workflow has its unique webhook url that I added in Woocommerce.
The problem: when one of the variables is ordered on the website (e.g. hardback) Pabbly is sending two orders to Lulu - it is sending the hardback and softback as two separate orders. When in reality the customer ONLY ordered the hardback.
Another problem: I have other products on my website that are NOT books. For example, a visitor orders a calendar. The calendar is not in any way associated with Lulu. But when I get that Woocommerce order it sends an order for the two books (hardback and softcover) to Lulu.
1. How can I prevent every product order on my store from triggering a book order sent to Lulu?
2. How can I have Woocommerce send only the variable product ordered (e.g. hardcover book) to Lulu without also triggering an order for softcover too?
Since initially writing this I have done the following for each product variation:
- Under webhook I turned off simple response and Re-Captured the webhook response
- I added "Iteratior" as next action
- Next action is "Filter"
- Last action is Lulu
Select Label - Variation Id: 1567
Filter Type - Contains
Value - Variation Id: 1567
As a result, I get Status - Success and Message - Condition is true
BUT when I order either book on my website it is sending two orders to Lulu - both books (the two variations).
Am I missing something in the filter? Is this system capable of doing what I'm asking?
Thank you.
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