Hi there,

Very interested in your ProductXport Professional component but before purchasing I need to confirm the features and verify it'll fullfill my needs. I'm planning to syncronize my e-shop with a well know e-commerce website specialised in shoes and clothing present in 30 European countries. To do so I'll need to build an xml structure with the products in my e-store. See next the format for this (one product with two language):

<root>
<products>
<product>
<reference_partenaire>98</reference_partenaire>
<manufacturers_name>
<![CDATA[ Converse ]]>
</manufacturers_name>
<product_sex>M</product_sex>
<product_quantity>5</product_quantity>
<color_id>8</color_id>
<product_style>10010</product_style>
<languages>
<language>
<code>fr</code>
<product_name>
<![CDATA[ ALL STAR HI ]]>
</product_name>
<product_description>
<![CDATA[ Mythique parmi les mythiques, la Chuck Taylor All Star de Converse est une incontournable. Ici en version montante avec une tige en toile et un imprimé uni classique, elle se la joue intemporelle et indémodable ! ]]>
</product_description>
<product_color>
<![CDATA[ Rouge ]]>
</product_color>
<product_price>64.99</product_price>
<discount>
<startdate>1199170800</startdate>
<stopdate>1204354800</stopdate>
<price_discount>54.99</price_discount>
<sales>1</sales>
</discount>
</language>
<language>
<code>es</code>
<product_name>
<![CDATA[ ALL STAR HI ]]>
</product_name>
<product_description>
<![CDATA[ Mítico entre los míticos, el Chuck Taylor All Star Converse es obligatorio. Aquí en una versión ascendente con una parte superior de lona y una impresión clásica, ¡es intemporal y atemporal! ]]>
</product_description>
<product_color>
<![CDATA[ Rojo ]]>
</product_color>
<product_price>54.99</product_price>
<discount>
<startdate>1199170800</startdate>
<stopdate>1204357800</stopdate>
<rate>15</rate>
<sales>0</sales>
</discount>
</language>
</languages>
<size_list>
<size>
<size_name>38</size_name>
<size_quantity>4</size_quantity>
<size_reference>AAAA</size_reference>
<ean>1234567890113></ean>
</size>
<size>
<size_name>39</size_name>
<size_quantity>1</size_quantity>
<size_reference>AAAB</size_reference>
<ean>1234567890122</ean>
</size>
</size_list>
<heel_height>5</heel_height>
<product_composition>4</product_composition>
<photos>
<url1>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_A.jpg</url1>
<url2>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_B.jpg</url2>
<url3>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_C.jpg</url3>
<url4>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_D.jpg</url4>
<url5>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_E.jpg</url5>
<url6>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_F.jpg</url6>
<url7>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_G.jpg</url7>
<url8>http://test.com/photos/98/98/98_350_H.jpg</url8>
</photos>
<extra_info>
<info>
<id>178</id>
<value>1</value>
</info>
</extra_info>
<discount>
<startdate>1199170800</startdate>
<stopdate>1204354800</stopdate>
<rate>20</rate>
</discount>
<selections>
<selection>413</selection>
<selection>519</selection>
</selections>
</product>
</products>
</root>

To be considered: It seems it requires a tag "<languages>" and place inside one "<language> tag for each country so this is how they build their multi country structure.

Is this possible with your ProductXport Professional component?

Thanks.
Regards