Plugin Author
Kokomo
(@kokomoweb)
Hi @emilysparkle,
Glad you like the functionality! Unfortunately Woocommerce has started storing that info in the variations. We’ve been wanting to filter it out ourselves in a future version of the plugin which is coming soon, but I unfortunately don’t have an actual release date for you. But it’s coming!
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Kokomo.
Plugin Author
Kokomo
(@kokomoweb)
Regarding “class-type” i’m assuming its an attribute so we won’t be filtering that, but we are also looking into adding filters to the output in a future version so you will be able to do that yourself with a bit of code.
I would like the option only to have ‘Variation name’ displayed on the list. Right now our clients variantions are repeated twice:
Variation Name: Juleworkshop – H2: Søndag 22. november 2020 kl. 16.30-20.00
vaelg-dag-tid: H2: Søndag 22. november 2020 kl. 16.30-20.00 _reduced_stock: 1
Would be nice if it was only:
Variation Name: Juleworkshop – H2: Søndag 22. november 2020 kl. 16.30-20.00
Plugin Author
Kokomo
(@kokomoweb)
Hi @nichart
the reduced stock thing is something we’re working on. Regarding the double info, it depends on how you create your variations. Did you use a custom attribute or are you creating your attributes first and then linking them?
Hi @kokomoweb,
We are creating the attributes in the ‘Attributes’-tab in ‘Product data’. Every attribute is an event date, so we can’t use attributes created in: Products > Attributes.
Does that mean we can’t avoid the double info?
Plugin Author
Kokomo
(@kokomoweb)
Unfortunately when you do it as a custom attribute that way, woocommerce outputs the attribute name this way. We are looking into a way to fix this but in the past we have tried many things and could not fix this. This might be fixed in a future version but i dont have a timeline unfortunately
Thank you for your reply. Maybe next season we will try creating the attributes using the link dates instead.
