| 开发者 | ksym04 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月23日 13:58 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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No. FeedProof focuses on auditing your product data and finding readiness issues. It does not generate XML feeds, CSV feeds, or connect to any feed submission API.
No. FeedProof does not connect to Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Bing, or any other external service. It works entirely within your WordPress admin and makes no external HTTP requests.
No. FeedProof helps identify common data issues that may affect feed readiness. Approval is determined by each platform's own policies. FeedProof does not guarantee approval, rankings, or sales.
No. FeedProof adds no frontend scripts, styles, or database queries to your storefront. Audits run manually in the admin area only, and only when you click "Run Product Audit."
Yes. FeedProof checks variable products for pricing (whether any variation has a price set), title, image, category, description, SKU, and other applicable fields.
Go to WooCommerce → FeedProof → Settings and enable the audit for each identifier field you want to check. For brand and GTIN, FeedProof automatically recognizes WooCommerce's own native fields (the native GTIN/global-unique-id field and the native brand taxonomy), so products using them are not falsely flagged. If your store keeps these values in custom meta instead, set the product meta key where that value is stored. If a field is not enabled, no issues will be flagged for it.
It is a single 0–100 score (with an A–F grade) summarizing how feed-ready your catalog is, based only on the issues found in your latest scan. The formula is deterministic and documented in the description, and it is computed entirely on your site with no external calls. The History tab tracks the score across past scans so you can see your catalog improve over time.
FeedProof scans products in configurable batches (default: 50 per batch) via AJAX, which helps avoid server timeouts on larger catalogs. You can adjust the batch size under Settings.
Yes. The Issues tab includes filters for severity (critical, warning, info) and common issue types (missing image, missing price, missing category, missing SKU, missing description, missing alt text).
Yes. You can export all issues or only the currently filtered issue list. On the Issues tab, when severity or issue-type filters are active, the button is labeled "Export Filtered" and exports only matching rows. Without filters, it is labeled "Export All." The Dashboard export always exports the full unfiltered list. CSV export is useful for client reporting or bulk cleanup workflows.
When you delete the plugin from the WordPress admin, all scan results, settings, and the custom database table are permanently removed.
Visit https://dopethemes.com/ for support and documentation.