if title contains string 'aaa','bbb' or ,'ccc' replace field {category[1}
<p>Hello gods of Stackoverflow,</p>

<p>Now i hate to be "that guy" who didnt search properly but i am running into a problem that i need a fix for and can't find a solution i can work with because of my lack in coding skills, my knowledge barely tickles the surface.</p>

<p>Here's the thing.</p>

<p>I am using a tool to import feeds into my website (WP all Import) as woocommerceproducts. But in the categorization the feed suppliers made errors which i want to tackle without emailing them everytime i stumble upon one.</p>

<p>i.e: the title contains words like satchel, bag, clutch etc but the product is categorized as 'jewellery > earrings' in the CSV or XML.</p>

<p>The import tool will ask me where to find the product category, i point it to the node {category[1]}</p>

<p>But when the category is missing or faulty i want it to check the title for certain words, and if present change the value of it to that found word.</p>

<pre><code>something like: 

[if ({title[1]}contains "satchel") {
    category = "bags &gt; satchel",
} else if ({title[1]} contains clutch) {
    category = "bags &gt; clutch",
} else {
    category = {sub_category[1]} #the normal value if nothing was found 
}]
</code></pre>

<p>I just can't find the pieces to put the formatting together. I might need to work towards a function that i could expand to generate categories based solely out of presence of certain words in the title but maybe when i get better that would be an option.</p>

<p>I hope i was able to provide a clear view on the problem. The "[    ]" is there because thats how the plugin wants code to be entered instead of a {fieldname[1]}, another example below:</p>

<p>The following was an example of a problem i was able to fix:
i needed to replace values like "0/3months/1/2months" to "0-3 months/1-2months" before i replaced the slash"/" with a pipe"|" for wordpress to recognize it as a seperate value.</p>

<pre><code>[str_replace("/","|",
   str_replace("0/3","0-3",
     str_replace("1/2","1-2",
       str_replace("3/6","3-6",{size[1]}))))]
</code></pre>

<p>The fields can also be used to call functions but only in the 'pro' version of the plugin.</p>

<p>Any help is very much appreciated, thanks in advance.</p>