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In this
tutorial, we're going to take a very quick
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look at how to actually assign PDF
profiles to different types of products.
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So in this video
we're looking at multi-part products.
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So the first thing we need to do
is to actually create
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or navigate
to one of our multipart products.
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So I'm going to go to my catalog.
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In my case
I already have a few multipart products.
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So I can either get straight
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to the multipart settings
by clicking on this button here.
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That will take me to the multipart
specific settings for that product,
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or I can get to it
through the main product details
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page itself
by going to this multipart config
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button at the top.
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Now what we're doing
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is modifying the configuration
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in my settings here
it's already showing the configuration.
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But you might have a little icon here
saying show configuration.
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Just click on that
and it will show the XML stream
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related to this particular product.
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Now here you need to add the
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Infigo profile name to the name section.
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In this particular line. Here
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you've got parts configuration
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type, user upload name upload,
whatever else it may be.
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And then you've got required
check profile.
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So in here you want to put
the name of your PDF profile.
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And then you also have optional
fix profile.
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Now I mentioned this
in one of the other tutorials on
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Pitstop profiles in Infigo.
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You do have the ability
to upload check profiles
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and fix profiles,
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with those names
being fairly self-explanatory
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as to what they actually do to an up
loaded PDF.
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Now you can use check
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and fix profiles in isolation
so either one of those.
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So if you want to just check you would put
the name of your check profile in here
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with those profile names.
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Just to clarify, being the same names
of what you've got set up in your PDF
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profile, setup.
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If you're just using the check,
you put the name of the check one here.
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If you just want to use the fix
and not actually check
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and provide a report to the user
beforehand, you can just
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put the name of the fix in here.
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Now, your other option
might be that you want to do both a check
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and a fix procedure on a single product.
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This is also possible.
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And I've got another example of this here.
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So what you see we do in
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this case is
we've got our required check profile.
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And in there we put the name of the
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check profile that we've created.
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And then in this optional fix profile
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in our previous example,
we just left that blank
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because we were only doing
the one operation.
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But we'll put our fix profile in there
and that will then do the check.
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It will provide the report to the user,
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and then they will have the option to say
whether or not they want to proceed
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with the automatic fix
that's done in the fix profile.
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And that is all you need to do
for a multi-part product.
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So now when you try
and upload the product to the part,
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it will follow those profile rules
that you specified.
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So let's take a look
at one of these as an example.
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So this is an example where
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I just have the fixed profile
and nothing else.
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I'll go ahead and upload a file.
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It's showing that
that profile is being applied.
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And then it will give us
an associated report.
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So in my case it's told me
that the certain fix is taking place
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and gives me the ability
to download the report.
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The last option to
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mention here is
if we want to use an output PDF profile.
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So just as a reminder,
this is where the profile is run
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on the actual output file
that's generated by Infigo.
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So once the order is placed,
the output file is generated.
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And then the profile is run.
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Now this is done slightly differently
on a multipart product.
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So we still have that line in our config
to do with this.
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However, we don't have any entries
in the required check or optional fixed
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profile sections.
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Instead,
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we have a separate option up here
which is output PDF profile.
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And we just want to select
from our list of relevant profiles.
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And then that will get run
when the artwork is generated.
