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I am displaying several product attributes and custom meta fields on the single product page with this code I got here:

Based on Get product custom attributes to display them in WooCommerce product loop answer code.

I am displaying specific product attributes on the single product page with this:

I’m working with App Scripts to pull a JSON file from a GCS bucket. The data is stored as a newline delimited JSON. It arrives as a large object, which makes programmatic access to the internal data impossible.

My aim is to separate each element by merchant_id. I’ve attempted to split the data using \n as the parameter. But I’m having difficulty with converting the object to a string and back again. Calling JSON.parse on the response gives me the error Unexpected token { in JSON at position 1766. While this does separate each of the elements within the JSON, calling JSON.parse on each individually gives me an Unexpected end of JSON input error.

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I found this thread: How to write CDATA using SimpleXmlElement?

So I created a XML feed by following it.

For example it returns me this:

This is an exceptionally general question that likely has a yes/no answer.

Let's say we have a line of shoes in our retail store.

Size 5 and Size 6 both have different assigned barcodes, as I've learned is the standard. Great, we can now track them as different products.

Barcodes have a manufacturer identifier on the left, and a product identifier on the right.

My question: if we look at the barcodes for the Size 5 and Size 6 of our shoes, can we ever know that they are both from the same line of product? Just from the barcode?

As far as I can see, there is no such information within barcodes. The two products are simply variants, yet their barcodes make them appear completely different. One could be a shoe, and one could be a pack of birthday balloons.

Or, can we tell, from a barcode, that two products are actually variants (in this cases, sizes) of the same product?

We could, of course, do a barcode lookup with an API, but there does not seem to be, in any of the JSON data I've looked at, any way to associate them with each other. Looking at MPN numbers, also, this does not seem to be a thing. Titles can be similar, but they are rarely exactly the same.

Using latest jQuery 3.6.0 I can't figure out why the object is not iterated.

Is there a way to build a test application sending out emails in a sandpit environment?

I've built a simple app to send out emails (using Microsoft Graph) but when I tried to publish it in Microsoft Azure I get a bunch of issues.

The screenshot is grainy but the error message on the top right is "*

Verify MPN ID" The MPN ID you provided (XXX) does not exist, or you do not have access to it. Please provide a valid MPN ID and try again

*.

When I log into MPN it has not passed my business verification checks. Speaking to MPN they asked for a business registration document, which I do not have and have no intention of paying ($500-600) to build a sandpit environment just for proof of concept (POC).

The yellow box under Publisher verification says this "

Starting November 9th, 2020 end users will no longer be able to grant consent to newly registered multitenant apps without verified publishers.

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So my question is, is there a way to build a test email program (Azure/MS Graph) sending out to people outside my organisation in a sandpit environment (existing organisation account is blocked to prevent access to production)?

If i run this controller in laravel: