garyjj127

It's really quite odd. It's almost as if the image quality settings are ignored on the CSV import. However, I changed the image settings to 10 for Jpegs & tested both an import and an upload - both were awful quality, so the import engine definitely takes note of the image settings. Below are 2 images, top one is imported, bottom one is uploaded. There's definitely a difference in quality. If someone could shed some light I'd be really grateful!! . The image above is the imported image The image above is the uploaded image (look at the stitching).

Seriously. Any idea??? The import engine must have different settings to those you can set in the image section of the back office?

Thanks for this! I can see that it will be incredibly time consuming, as I have over 2000 images! I have however, noticed that the image quality is perfect when I add products through the back office, rather than when I import with a CSV. When I import with a CSV, the image looks slightly blurred and get the grey lines. When I add images in the back office, they're fine. So I guess there is a different image processor for imported images? How could I find out??

Hi My apologies for posting on here if it's deemed off topic, but I've noticed that if I import product images with a CSV file, the image quality is blurred, compared to adding the images manually in the back office. I've searched for a reason/solution and have been unable to find one!

BUMP!

I've solved the problem of variations not listing after seeing this post! It turns out that somewhere along the line, the category "Umbrellas" had the "shoe size" attribute mapped to the brand field in the "item specifics" tab. No idea how this happened. As a result, and item which had the shoe size attribute was broken. I changed it to the correct field, and all the products are now listing with variations using 1.12.1. It's definitely worth checking the mapped fields if you have this problem. Luckily eBay have agreed to credit us for the products which were listed without attributes

Unfortunately, this doesn't work with variations. It lists all variation products in their own listing, rather than grouping them together. Does anyone have any idea how this can be modified? It works fine apart from the variation problems. 202Commerce have announced that they will be releasing a module update shortly, so hopefully this will be addressed, but would be good to get a fix in the meantime!

Did you ever figure this out? I have the same problem!

Bump!!

Thanks Steph, I should have posted the link at the time, as it would have saved you a lot of trouble

I have a strange problem. When I import my products using a CSV file, the images are slightly blurred. When I upload them using the back office, they are a lot sharper. Take a look at the images below. The first one was imported via CSV, the second I uploaded to the product. There's 15k difference between the images. Is there a different setting hidden somewhere in the import process that I can change? I'm using 1.6.1.0 & never noticed a problem with my previous version (1.5.6.1) IMAGE 1 - Imported IMAGE 2 - Uploaded (look at the stitching)

Did you ever find a solution for this? In my opinion it's such a basic requirement that I can't believe it's not included in the software! Even if it added the product name and "View 1, View 2" etc... as standard. Surely it can't be that difficult. A lot easier than having to go through the products individually. However, nobody from PS ever seems to respond on these forums so I guess we'll never know.

I can verify this. #fefefe in Photoshop, so it's definitely a compression issue with Prestashop. Something has obviously changed between versions as this problem never arose for me before upgrading to 1.6. It's not as noticeable if you have a colourful background, but it doesn't look very professional when it's supposed to be on a white background.

Do you have this code in the category.tpl file? {if $category->description} <div class="cat_desc"> {if Tools::strlen($category->description) > 2000} <div id="category_description_short" class="rte">{$description_short}</div> <div id="category_description_full" class="unvisible rte">{$category->description}</div> <a href="{$link->getCategoryLink($category->id_category, $category->link_rewrite)|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}" class="lnk_more">{l s='More'}</a> {else} <div class="rte">{$category->description}</div> {/if} </div> {/if}

Do you mean this module? http://addons.prestashop.com/en/front-office-features-prestashop-modules/16692-page-cache-faster-prestashop.html The link you provided didn't seem to work. Anyhow, the module seems to make a huge amount of difference! I wonder how it reacts to changes on the site, in terms of updating templates etc..?