Hi there!
This is certainly possible! It will take some doing, though.
You can do it via some custom code (note the example there uses radio buttons rather than checkboxes)… or via a plugin such as this one. The specific formatting of the display in your example– the absence of individual thumbnails, for instance– is something you’d address at the theme level.
What type of programming resources do you have? You can definitely do this with some custom coding.
(The image shows an old-school order form, where products are listed and people can add quantities for each product in a box next to the product name/specs, and then “submit” the whole order form for addition into a cart)
There are some ways you can put multiple products on a page in a grid, using shortcodes, but the layout won’t be exactly as you’ve specified and each product has to be added to the cart separately.
Hi,
We have implemented external site api to send some data to woo-commerce site by using rest api keys. To access woocommerce apis we need to send data with consumer secret and consumer key to the woo-commerce. For this we are sending consumer secret and key to our system automatically.
In this case, we had to used three methods to get consumer key and secret in different woo-commerce versions.
1) By using get_user_meta($user_id, ‘woocommerce_api_consumer_key’, true)
2) After that we fetched that keys from the database by using wp_woocommerce_api_keys table
3) Now, that consumer keys are stored in database as a hash value after generating the keys.
This is a big problem for us because if we update woo-commerce version, we need to update our plugin as well to send consumer secret and key automatically.
How we can predict next version update will not effect to our methods. Is there any solution for this issue ?
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