applecrabs

I’ve taken another look at this – I can change it to

class WC_Product_Customshirt extends WC_Product_Variable

but the only way I can keep it as the product_type ‘customshirt’ is to force it by doing this:

        public function __construct( $product ) {
           $this->product_type = 'customshirt';
           parent::__construct( $product );
        }

        public function get_type() {
            return 'customshirt'; //without this it reverts back to 'variable' product type in the drop down
        }

Otherwise it reverts back to a normal variable product.

EDIT: if it stays as customshirt there are still no variations available

I’ve uploaded the plugin code I’ve got at the moment to Pastebin in case anybody can see where this is falling down (except it being a total mess a bit further in) – https://pastebin.com/i6qecQ80

As I mentioned before, I’ve duplicated the whole WC_Product_Variable class and renamed it in the hope of just being able to extend WC_Product, but that’s not having a tremendous amount of joy either. As always – any help or suggestions welcome, am starting to go slightly mad now.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by applecrabs.

Just to add to this – if I change the product type to ‘variable’ it works fine on the font-end.