Script for Schema
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Does any one know of any script that can be written to generate schema on my product pages. I need something that would be compatible with a custom php website.
Here is an example of what I am looking for, it's for Magento so I can't use it: http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/schema-org.html.
Or, if you have any idea on how to do implement schema without doing it manually please let me know here!
Thanks!
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Hi Ray,
Thanks for responding, I don't know my programming too well, but from the way you are saying it, it seems like this is a standard process.
I will send this to my developers, thanks for your help!
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What do you mean exactly by 'generate schema' ?
You would want to build the schema code into your template to integrate it properly. As long as it is in your site template then it will be added to your product pages accordingly.
The best way to do that is by adding and validating it manually. However, it wouldn't adding it manually to every single product since building it into your site's template would do just that.
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