wordpressuser2020

Thanks for the reply.

Your question actually makes me see the challenge in performing this as a frontend selection process since the categories are assigned store wide at the backend. So, leaving the categories in tact and assigning some dynamic product tags would likely be a better solution since I have no plans to use product tags. And yes, it does need to be for the front end. For example, if the customer selects the 5 meal plan, then it assigns the product tag of “5_meal” to all the products just for that customer and just for that session. This will allow the min/max plugin that I’m using to then restrict the cart appropriately. However, product tags should be empty by default and only receive assignments based on the customer’s selection during their current session.

Hope that makes since. Thanks!

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