Hi,
Ok, I see what the problem is.
It's not a keyboard issue. It's because
is an HTML entity:
www.freeformatter.com/html-entities.html
It's converted by my browser to the number 9 automatically.
I would recommend avoiding using a # after a & when you're writing anything which can potentially be published on Internet.
Now, back to the topic. I was able to login now. First, the "Local xml file path" is wrong. I would recommend you look at the documentation of each setting when you hover on the label. There, it says:
You can optionally enter here a relative path from your website root directory (for example products/list.xml if you want it accessible on
mywebsite.com/products/list.xml
) so that the plugin saves the file on your website on each cron
So, you need to enter the relative path of a xml file. Instead of yourwebsite.co.au/google you should enter google/Callaghan-feed2.xml
Then, the file would be available at yourwebsite.co.au/google/Callaghan-feed2.xml after the plugin process it once.
Regarding the GTIN, I would recommend first reading this:
support.google.com/merchants/answer/160161?hl=en
This explains the difference betwen MPN and GTIN.
In your plugin, you have activated the setting "Use product code as mpn". So the product_code is already used for the MPN.
If you enter product_code for the GTIN, it means that you'll have the same GTIN and MPN. It's probably not what you want. Or at least not for all the products.
I've set "product_code" in the GTIN field of your plugin and regenerated a XML. I didn't get any "product_code" in the XML, but I did get a "gtin" field with the proper value of the product_code for each product. So it seems to be working just fine. Please double check.
You cron task seems to work fine, so once you publish the plugin, after correcting the situation with the MPN/GTIN and the "Local xml file path", you should be good to go.