For tyres you will need several sets of attributes: size, profile, rim, speed rating. Each attribute can have several possible values. WooCommerce will allow you to set up multiple attribute sets. Then go to the variations tab and select “Create variations from all attributes”
The customer will see one drop-down for each attribute.
For guidance, see:
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/variable-product/
Hi,
I have tried using the variation option that comes within woocommerce but this doesn’t really help. My issue is that if a customer selects wxyz as their size, profile, rim and speed rating, I would like to be able to display all the available options at once if possible.
Thanks in advance
Hello,
I sell prints and paintings. The original has one price and is not a variable product but the prints of the paintings have different sizes and different prices.
When I add in the attributes 21 x 30 cm|30 x 39 cm|40 x 50 cm|40 x 60 cm| for the sizes and then the price attributes which are 99 € | 149 €| 235 €| 289 €| for each size respectively, I get variations and combinations that don’t correspond to the size and the price.
How would I control this. I think I am not getting the attributes and variations thing about woocommerce
thank you for your help,
Kathleen
http://www.galerieimbert.com
@benjee94
Virtue premium theme has optional radio buttons for attributes:
http://solar-active.com/product/double-solar-cell/
(it will work for multiple attributes)
Other themes may offer this feature.
Also check out “add-ons” plugins:
http://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-extra-product-options/7908619
which allow attributes by radio buttons.
There are other “add-on” plugins.
Checkout plugins at wordpress.org, codecanyon and WooThemes.
I don’t know any free software with this feature, but there might be some.
@kimbert
You have the size attributes correct, but price is not an attribute.
– go to the attributes tab
– setup the size attributes
– go to the variations tab
– select “create variations from all attributes” from the drop-down, then”Go”
– WooCommerce makes the variations (one for each size) but they are unpriced
– go through each one in turn and add its price.
Hi, @benjee94 I am having a similar issue. Did you find a solution to your problem? I reviewed your issue and the plugins, but it seems like the plugins still do not achieve what you were after.
In my case I am selling photographs and I want the user/customer to have the option choose between two main options, Digital Downloads or Prints. Currently the user can select the download option (which sends them the file after purchase), which is great, but if they select the print options, then they have to select downloads as well in order to add that product to the cart. Is there a way to have two separate Pricing options (with their own additional options) for one single product? It seems I would have to create two products, one for downloads and the other for prints, which seems odd and unnecessary.
I think we’re talking about “Grouped Products” here, not “Product Variations”. For guidance (including short video tutorial):
“https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-products/#section-4”
@tflores57. My approach would be:
– Create ‘Photo1’ as a “Grouped Product”;
– Create ‘Photo1 digital’ as “Simple Product” linked to ‘Photo 1’;
– Create ‘Photo1 print’ as ‘Simple Product’ linked to ‘Photo 1’;
And then you’ll see both digital and print versions as options in “Photo1” single page.
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I have a similar problem. I too am selling prints. All the prints have exactly the same variables (sizes) except of course for the image itself.
I have a list of prints (images) and have a “buy one” button that I want to link to a single product page.
If I can pass the image data to the products page it will save me adding an extra product everytime I have a new print.
