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I'm entering all our products via the API.
I'd like to update the date_created the customer see, and which control the "NEW" badge, but the api does not allow that.
I want the date to be the date we have for when the product was first on the market (It's DVD's)



Is it possible somehow?






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  • You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 0:21










  • For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
    – Leif Neland
    Nov 11 at 17:03










  • You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 17:36















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I'm entering all our products via the API.
I'd like to update the date_created the customer see, and which control the "NEW" badge, but the api does not allow that.
I want the date to be the date we have for when the product was first on the market (It's DVD's)



Is it possible somehow?






woocommerce woocommerce-rest-api







share|improve this question






















  • You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 0:21










  • For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
    – Leif Neland
    Nov 11 at 17:03










  • You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 17:36













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I'm entering all our products via the API.
I'd like to update the date_created the customer see, and which control the "NEW" badge, but the api does not allow that.
I want the date to be the date we have for when the product was first on the market (It's DVD's)



Is it possible somehow?






woocommerce woocommerce-rest-api







share|improve this question













I'm entering all our products via the API.
I'd like to update the date_created the customer see, and which control the "NEW" badge, but the api does not allow that.
I want the date to be the date we have for when the product was first on the market (It's DVD's)



Is it possible somehow?






woocommerce woocommerce-rest-api




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  • You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 0:21










  • For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
    – Leif Neland
    Nov 11 at 17:03










  • You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 17:36


















  • You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 0:21










  • For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
    – Leif Neland
    Nov 11 at 17:03










  • You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
    – Ahmad Hassan
    Nov 11 at 17:36
















You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
– Ahmad Hassan
Nov 11 at 0:21




You can change publish date from admin dashboard after product import.
– Ahmad Hassan
Nov 11 at 0:21












For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
– Leif Neland
Nov 11 at 17:03




For 1000 products? I guess I have to take mport the date into a custom field, then have a script to modify the database.
– Leif Neland
Nov 11 at 17:03












You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
– Ahmad Hassan
Nov 11 at 17:36




You can import product created date into custom field. You can assign that custom field to the product date.
– Ahmad Hassan
Nov 11 at 17:36

















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