Hi @markout,
Sorry if I don’t understand. When you say variable 1 or variable 2, are you referring to WooCommerce variable products (product type) or to 2 specific conditions based on products you want to set up?
It will be very useful to read an example of your use case for a better understanding of your request. If possible, please provide an example and all the details you think are relevant to achieve what you want.
Hi Sorry for the bad explanation haha.
For example (not based on the real product im selling):
I am selling speakers.
The customer can select if they want a normal speaker or if they want a smart speaker (comes with an extra microphone that you need to plug-in).
So for the people in the warehouse.
If people buy a normal speaker they need to put in the shipping box:
1x speaker
1x AC adapter
If people buy a ‘smart’ speaker they need to put in the shipping box:
1x speaker
1x AC adapter
1x microphone
1x cable to plugin microphone
Currently on the package list there is just standing:
1x Speaker (and the variable).
But there is not shown what they exactly need to get from the warehouse. Is it possible to create that?
So for example if someone buys a ‘smart’ speaker there will be standing on the package slip:
1x Speaker (smart)
– speaker
– AC adapter
– microphone
– cable to plugin microphone
Thanks for the clarification.
How do you save that data (AC adapter, microphone, etc.)? Maybe like an attribute, item meta or in other way?
Thank you for your message.
At this moment the data is not saved anywhere on the website. I was hoping there could be some extra field for every product variable where we can put the info so it could be on the package slip. And that the info is not visible for the customer. But maybe you could advice on what is the best option for us.
@yordansoares
Could you still maybe please help me with this.
Hi @markout,
Take a look at my reply here: Notes to extend between pages
There, I explain how to add extra order custom fields that you can use on any PDF document, whether using the PDF template action hooks or the customizer included in Premium Templates.
Sorry @markout, please ignore my last reply. I read again your messages, and I think I misunderstood your request.
The customer can select if they want a normal speaker or if they want a smart speaker (comes with an extra microphone that you need to plug-in).
Just to be sure, does this means that this is a variable product? If so, do you need to manage these additional items in your inventory, or would it be enough to add a list directly in your variations’ description? If this last indeed works for your case, you could use the customizer, included in Premium Templates, to add a Product description item column block, like this:
Then, your invoices should display your variation description, this way:
Thank you very much! This is indeed what i needed. Only 2 small questions still haha sorry.
– Is it possible to hide the short variable description for the customer?
– Is it possible to make the amount in the quantity column a bit bigger? (for example in your picture the quantity is 1, but it has the same size font of all the other text. Is it possible to make that a larger font?)
– Is it possible to hide the short variable description for the customer?
Yes, but I can also provide you with help if you prefer to address this by using a product custom field instead, if you have Premium Templates.
– Is it possible to make the amount in the quantity column a bit bigger? (for example in your picture the quantity is 1, but it has the same size font of all the other text. Is it possible to make that a larger font?)
Yes, this can be done directly in the block with inline styles or using a CSS rule.
By the way, since WordPress doesn’t allow us to provide support for paid plugins in this forum, please contact us by email: support@wpovernight.com, if you have more questions or need help with Premium Templates.
