We had tagged our Product Detail web page with the 'Product' microdata. We are trying to show the Price of the item when a particular product is searched for on Google.
We marked up the item's price with the "www.Schema.org/Offers" itemscope and the "Price" itemtype.
See the Rich snippets data for the web page that I am talking about below:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mouser.com%2FProductDetail%2FTexas-Instruments%2FTL072%2F%3Fqs%3DE2%2FxqS9xjzrrJtzLbEfvqg%3D%3D
Notice that the "Availability" shows on the search result, but not the "Price".
I remember the same page worked in the past(last year). Wondering if something had changed meanwhile on how Google decided to read the Microdata.
Can anyone please help?
Thanks Y'all
It's because you're missing the priceCurrency. Add this to your offers section
<meta itemprop="priceCurrency" content="USD" />
Thank you for this, btw. I was trying to get mine to show In Stock only, without a price. Your question led to my solution!
I think it's related to the how you have your price property structured.
Look at this example:
Using this url the price shows up as $199 and the price has itemprop="price"
http://www.overstock.com/Office-Supplies/Office-Star-Professional-Air-Grid-Deluxe-Task-Chair/2605023/product.html
But your price varies based on qty.
You may need to create a default price that is displayed for Google (maybe an "as low as")
itemprop="$0.373"
Hope that helps.
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i am new to this website so maybe this question is already asked before.
i am currenlty setting up products using shopware 6, but when it comes to stock its not showing the qty but only a text (in stock), did someone else ahd this problem and does someone have an idea for me to add this.
again i am new to this, so if any info is needed please let me know.
Thanks
You probably need to adjust the template of the html page to display that information, take a look at the docs on how to do that.
But this can differ if you use a different theme then the default one. Depending on the theme you use there may be already a configuration for that.
Sorry totally forgot about this, as i found the solution for my isseu.
but for the new users, when editing the script i use box standaard html twig
you can add a new block
in my case
{% block component_product_box_STQTY %}
Stock: {{product.stock}}, Central warehouse 1-3 Days</>
{% endblock %}
the {{product.stock}} shows the actual value you have in stock
hope someone can us it
I have spent hours looking through all the code on Shopify but can't seem to work out why I am unable to get all the apps that work on my product page, to work on the featured product section on the home page.
To give you an example of what I am trying to achieve, would be that I want to add what payment providers we use or the rating of reviews. These work fine on the product page but not on the featured product page.
Hope that makes sense to you. If not, please ask.
I have some schema data for product reviews, but none of it actually prints to the page, it's only there in the background for Google.
Is this a bad idea? Do Google look for it on page as well? I can't find the answer anywhere. Thank you.
You can add Schema markup in your webpage content to make the relevant sections such as dates and reviews of the products visible to the searcher in the form of rich snippets. It is definitely not a bad idea to include structured data in the HTML of your webpage because Google shows additional data like the review, recipes, and events in the meta description of the link of the webpage. This will also help searchers to visit your webpage for product review due to the additional data provided as a rich snippet, and as a result, boost your SERP ranking.
I have a website in Presta where user can enter custom price, there is a mix/max price from backend, now e.g. the max price is $50, i dont want people to add more than $50, currently they can, i checked with the developer of site, he says PS 1.7 loads product page content via ajax and he can not do this.
I was suggesting like we check price in validation and do some code there.
how can i do this in presta, any clue!
You can modify the template of your product page, using the min/max feature of an input type number in HTML5 :
<input type="number" name="price" min="1" max="50">
This solution is with html5, look documentation here : https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Input/number
Regards
I am using Magento 1.6.1.0 and would like to use the special_price attribute (which is enabled for 'All Product Types'). Like so:
However the special price field, which I have seen visible on countless screen shots from other systems, is not visible. Here's a screen shot of my 'prices' tab in the product information editor:
What have I missed here? As you can see from the screen shot, the Tier Price is showing (and working) completely fine. Do I need to enable the special price attribute elsewhere?
I had the same issue, I found a fix that worked for me. Under the attributes list, I searched "price" found an existing "special price" attribute. I had to edit the "apply to" section to in my case "all product types" but would also work for any particular product type. Hope this helps someone else.
so, as i see you have attribute value set as required, but i dont see any red asterisk symbol (*) near to it. and actually i dont see on screenshot Special Price field either??
so all you need is:
create attribute.
name it Special Price with code special_price.
set to Display on product page.
Add it to your Attribute Set.
edit product and enter Special Price value.
then call it on product view.
there is no magic. i dont see what you have done exactly. But it looks like you did something wrong.
ps. by the way isnt it default Magento feature?? Special Price with dates From/To??
have you modified your core features somehow??