convert all documents in page type to e-product

I believe you have to set that at the Page Type level and not just the document you already have created. If you want new Articles to be products, then go to Page Types>Articles>E-Commerce and check out the 2 options there.

Thanks very much for your attention

But now I have another question. I want bind document file("docFile" column of page type) to e-product file attachment How can I do this with API code???

Set the properties, map from original custom fields, field names on right are what your custom document type fields are :

newProduct.SKUName = doc.DocumentName;
                        newProduct.SKUPrice = ValidationHelper.GetDouble(doc.GetValue("Price"), 5000);
                        newProduct.SKUDescription = ValidationHelper.GetString(doc.GetValue("Description"), string.Empty);
                        newProduct.SKUProductType = SKUProductTypeEnum.EProduct;
                        newProduct.SKUAvailableItems = 2000;
                        newProduct.SKUValidity = ValidityEnum.Days;
                        newProduct.SKUValidFor = 2;
                        newProduct. ??? (e-product file)
                        newProduct.SetValue("SKUShortDescription", ValidationHelper.GetString(doc.GetValue("Description"), string.Empty));

for set e-product file in the above code what code I should use?

please help me.

there is no way?

i use from this code :

Guid attGuid = ValidationHelper.GetGuid(doc.GetValue("DocFile"), Guid.Empty);
                        if (attGuid != Guid.Empty)
                        {
                            AttachmentInfo ai = DocumentHelper.GetAttachment(attGuid, _tree, SiteContext.CurrentSiteName);

                            MetaFileInfo mfi = new MetaFileInfo();
                            mfi.MetaFileObjectID = 1;
                            mfi.MetaFileObjectType = "ecommerce.sku";
                            mfi.MetaFileGroupName = "E-product";
                            mfi.MetaFileName = ai.AttachmentName;
                            mfi.MetaFileExtension = ai.AttachmentExtension;
                            mfi.MetaFileSize = ai.AttachmentSize;
                            mfi.MetaFileMimeType = ai.AttachmentMimeType;
                            mfi.MetaFileGUID = ai.AttachmentGUID;
                            mfi.MetaFileLastModified = ai.AttachmentLastModified;
                            mfi.MetaFileSiteID = ai.AttachmentSiteID;

                            MetaFileInfoProvider.SetMetaFileInfo(mfi);

                            SKUFileInfo sfi = new SKUFileInfo();
                            sfi.FileGUID = Guid.NewGuid();
                            sfi.FileSKUID = newProduct.SKUID;
                            sfi.FilePath = "~/getmetafile/" + ai.AttachmentGUID + "/" + ai.AttachmentName.Substring(0, ai.AttachmentName.IndexOf(".", System.StringComparison.Ordinal)) + ".aspx";
                            sfi.FileType = "MetaFile";
                            sfi.FileLastModified = DateTime.Now;
                            sfi.FileName = ai.AttachmentName;
                            sfi.FileMetaFileGUID = mfi.MetaFileGUID;

                            SKUFileInfoProvider.SetSKUFileInfo(sfi);
                        }

but My e-product is not yet included attachments

Hi, Hadi. Thanks for your nice sharing. But I wonder how to deal with those code? I wonder have you ever worked it out? Do I need another 3rd party manual toolkit for help? When it comes to PDF conversion process, I have another question, I wonder have you ever tried to convert pdf to other image files before? As for myself, I am testing the related PDF to image converting programs these days. Do you have experience about it? Any suggestion will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
Pan