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Hello Andrew,
As promised, a new version 1.8.4 was just released where I addressed the mentioned bug.
Please test it and let me know if you still face the issue.
If you found the plugin & support useful, it would be great if you can leave us a rating.
OmarHello Andrew.
Thanks for contacting us.
You are correct, this is a bug and will be fixed very soon, I will let you know when the update is released.
Omar
One last thing, can you please send me at [email protected], I would love to find the best solution for you.
Omar
Hi,
The fix is still in progress, it was almost done today but caused another bug, hopefully tomorrow.
As for the other plugin, honestly it’s a good one, and a lot of efforts have been done to make it.
As for this update, I doubt I will be able to customize this feature, it needs a lot of coding work since it will affect all variable products attributes, but I have it on my features requests, and I will try my best to do it soon.
Sorry about this.
OmarAwesome! Glad to hear this.
If you found the plugin & support useful, it would be great if you can leave us a rating.OmarHi again,
Just to confirm, having a mix of two attributes values (green & small for example) as a separate variations will produce a new variation for the product.
So if you have an attribute for color (that contains 2 values; blue & green), another one for size (S,M,L), you will end up in 6 separate variations, and WooCommerce treats them this way (because you can add a different price, image, etc.. for each one).
Unfortunately, the plugin (and all similar plugins that I’m aware of) can’t produce only 2 variations out of these 6.
Sorry about that.
OmarHi Marko,
That’s doable as well, enable Quantity Dropdown and Fixed Quantity (and per product) sections.
Then in the product page, define a maximum of 500 (so the dropdown feature will work) and then enter 100,200,500 in Exact quantity allowed field (product page as well), and this should do it for you, like this page:
https://wpwhale.com/?product=dropdown-productLet me know if this is not what you’re looking for.
OmarHello @Dimath,
Sorry for all the trouble you had.
For the “In Stock” showing variations that are out of stock, it’s being fixed now and I expect to have a release tomorrow.
For the other part, where you have to show an attribute as a single product, but other attributes to be part of it, I’m still working to find a way to accomplish this, because as we’ve discussed, every mix of two attributes creates a new variation in your setup.
I will get back to you at the earliest on this.
Omar
Hi Marko,
Does setting a minimum quantity (per the item) to 100, then having fixed quantity to 100, 200, 500 solve it?
Omar
Lol, no worries at all.
What is more funnier is that I totally forgot about this feature in the plugin, this is easily doable 😀
Go to plugin settings >> Quantity Dropdown >> Enable Label per product, and then you will see two fields in your product page, like these.
Just replace the word “item” with Yard, ton, etc..
Hope this helps, and if you found the plugin & support useful, please leave us a rating
Omar
Just to be clearer.
You can add a label next the quantity (to define singular & plural quantities), but it will be the same label for all quantities, that’s why I need to know if x yards = 1 ton or they are separate attributes / variations for the product.
Omar
Hello Greg,
Glad to know you like the plugin.
Are you defining these quantities (yard, ton, bag) as attributes? Or (randomly saying) that each 10 yards are 1 ton?
The plugin in its current features doesn’t add a text next to the quantity even in drop down menu, but I’m trying to figure out a way to overcome this.
Omar
Hello @61Design.
Thanks for the explanation, I’ve tried reproducing this on two tests websites, and in both cases, the admin was able to change the quantity even if it doesn’t match the product min/step settings, please check this screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/bZxSi5j.jpgIs there any other setting you have that might influence this behavior?
Omar
