• Resolved msbt

    (@msbt)


    Hi there!
    Quite difficult to put my issue in the topic, but I’ll try to explain it in more detail here: I’m trying to make a small shop for a hosting company and one of their products is a hdd space upgrade for the customers server.

    What I want is basically an input range slider (or just a +/- kind of thing) which multiplies the base price (lets say it’s 1€/GB) with the amount of GB that’s being set in either a range slider or whichever field there is. So if someone adds 20GB in the cart, the price should be 20€. It would be great if I could chose smaller steps in the beginning (lets say 1 step from 1-20 GB) and then larger steps (5 from 25-100 GB) to make it easier to add more. A dropdown is not really an option because the range is from 1GB to 10 TB.

    Ideally the price should update immediately. The total quantity of the product is always one, so it could be hidden. Only the GB should be adjustable. I’ve looked at various plugins, but nothing seems to be able to do just that. Any pointers on how to achieve that?

    Best regards

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • Plugin Support Yuki K a11n.

    (@yukikatayama)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    Hey @msbt,

    I don’t have a complete solution to this, but the Product Add-Ons plugin would at least give . you the option where when customer adds a number, it can multiple that number by the price. However, you’ll probably want to fields, one for 1-20 GB and the other for 25-100, etc. As far as setting that to a slider, would need custom coding.

    Thread Starter msbt

    (@msbt)

    Hey @yukikatayama, thanks for the reply, but the product add-ons don’t seem to get me where I want to go. I’ve found https://wordpress.org/plugins/uni-woo-custom-product-options/ which does what I need, now it’s just a matter of styling the input to a range slider.

    Best regards

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • The topic ‘Looking for input: Variable product + custom field with WooCommerce Subscription’ is closed to new replies.