Write Magento Image labels based on a tidied up image filename #167
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I wanted to set my image labels to the product name and/or item colour. As my image filenames could be used for this purpose I wrote a change the image importer to set the label to the filename with certain edits, i.e. capitalised, underscores removed etc.
In doing this I also notice that filenames with ',' were being lost due to the gallery being encoded using commas. I've changed the encoding arbitrarily to '%%'. Likewise, I arbitrarily encode the filename/label using '||.
Not sure if this functionality is wanted/needed in PIMGento but I thought I'd offer it up.
Martin