Title: Conditional attributes/addons and content Last modified: January 6, 2017 --- # Conditional attributes/addons and content * [insertdelete](https://wordpress.org/support/users/insertdelete/) * (@insertdelete) * [9 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/conditional-attributesaddons-and-content/) * Hi, I have quite a complicated use case here, so I will do my best to explain. I am using WooCommerce to sell bookings to events. The booking is for a hotel room. * A visual representation to explain the flow: ⌊visual rep⌉ * Now, for the first part, the user should be able to select a maximum number of either male/female attendees. There should be a price per unit of male/female adult. And a max total of male and female. * Then for the second part, the user should be able to select a max number of infants, and then a max number of childrens/teens (in total). There should be a price per unit of infant/children/teen. * And for the third part, IF children/teen are selected, and option to enrol them into a ‘youth programme’ should be enabled. There should be a price per unit. The max quantity allowed here should be the total of children/teen. * —————– * I understand that I can do most of this using WooCommerce’s Product Addons plugin, however I don’t think it will allow setting max quantity value per ‘product addon’. The complication lies in some room bookings having max space for 4 young people( children and teens, two different attributes/products addons), so how would I limit the max selected total of two different attributes/products addons? If for example one room has max space for 4 young people, this could be a variation of 2 children + 2 teens, or 1 child + 3 teens, etc. Also, if there are 2 young people (children and teens) in total, then the max quanity allowed in ‘youth programme’ should be the total of children+teen. * —————– * Now, for the second part; if the user selects x number of children/teen to enrol into the ‘youth programme’ (for which the max value which should be a total of the selected children + teen count), there should be a way to collect the names/ ages or those people. * —————– * I hope this isn’t too complicated, and possible through existing WooCommerce plugins. * I appreciate anyone’s advice/guidance. * Thank - This topic was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by [insertdelete](https://wordpress.org/support/users/insertdelete/). - This topic was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by [insertdelete](https://wordpress.org/support/users/insertdelete/). Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total) * Thread Starter [insertdelete](https://wordpress.org/support/users/insertdelete/) * (@insertdelete) * [9 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/conditional-attributesaddons-and-content/#post-8627584) * Ok, I’ve just read up on Gravity Forms Product Addon, and I can see that I can probably do all of this with that plugin, except it would require a LOT of conditionals. If anyone has an idea how to minimise the conditions, I would appreciate it. * [Pioneer Web Design](https://wordpress.org/support/users/swansonphotos/) * (@swansonphotos) * [9 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/conditional-attributesaddons-and-content/#post-8627768) * Form starts with just 2 fields showing **Number of Adults** with a default of 1 and max # set ,and, **How many children** with a default of 0 and max # set( drop down works well for that) * There is a section of fields that will then show based on # of adults > 0. Change select option to 2 and 2 show sections (form conditional logic). * Each of those section asks the M of F and Age Q’s (with an explanation of why you ask this) (pricing) * When they change that to a quantity of kids > 0 (of which the select option is based on a calc of max total minus # of adults picked above), a section shows up for each child with the Q’s for each. Age, program. (pricing) * If a program is chosen, you could add more detail. * So it starts out simple, just 1 adult no kids. Fields are displayed when those options are changed. * Create your matrix of options, pricing, and use to do the calculations in the form. * The pricing fields (most hidden), do the calculations for the total price. * The GF Fields are added to the Order (as desired, fields can be hidden, admin, etc). * Pricing fields can be pre-populated using functions.php with a set of pricing variables in a nice list that can be easily updated as needed (next year, sale). * How’s that for a start? 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