I have been wrapping my brain around categories and attributes but still can not decide what might be best.

I have a woocommerce installation for a travel agency website for singles

To built a structure we have a few fixed elements to keep in mind.

1 age groups (eg: 22-35 year, 35-47 year,…)

2 Destinations

3 Type vacation (skiing, sailing, beach, adventure,…)

4 Period (month of the year)

Since I want to use filters my first thought was to use the age groups as categories and than use the destinations, type vacation and period as attributes. Like this I can make my filters.

But for some reason It doesnt feel good.

Is there a better way to structure my vacations and filters?

Any hints and tips are welcome

Roger

So just installed WooCommerce and while starting the 6 step setup process I fill in my shop address details and click “Continue”.

Then I get a popup saying “Get improved features and faster fixes by sharing non-sensitive data via usage tracking that shows us how WooCommerce is used. No personal data is tracked or stored.”.

When I click on either Yes or No, nothing happens, the popup just stays up now with some kind of loading effect over the buttons.

This has been going on for almost an hour and I also tried to do the setup in another browser but only got the same result.

How could I get past this popup?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

When customers checkout it gives an error message (Integration Error: Please call STripe with your publishable key. You used an empty string) I have added the publishable key and still getting this error message. I hope someone has a resolution for me.
Thank you,

There was a problem redirecting you to the account connection page. Please try again.)

Also receiving this error when I am try to import product from shopmaster

failed to import to WooCommerce (error :the currency is empty at the store, please go to check and reauthorization)

I am using WordPress version 5.3.4

I set up ‘Pool Tables’ as a variable product, ‘Find Your School’ as an attribute, and all the schools are entered as attribute values.

How can I gain access to an archive page that displays all products associated with a particular school?

How can I link the schools under the ‘Find Your School’ menu in the main nav , at https://affinitygamerooms.marklovettstudio.com, to an archive page that displays all products associated with a particular school?

Thanks so much!
Mark
mark@marklovett.com

My dev site is here: https://affinitygamerooms.marklovettstudio.com/

In my dev site at, affinitygamerooms.marklovettstudio.com, I set up a ‘Products’ nav menu where you select a product such as ‘Pool Tables’ then scroll down and you’ll see a ‘Find Your School’ button with the list of schools, then choose your school, then the product page for the school displays.

In Woocommerce, I set up ‘Pool Tables’ as a variable product, ‘Find Your School’ as an attribute, and all the schools are entered as attribute values.

Thanks so much for any help!

A business that sells a variety of products customized with various school logos, needs the ability to, on the chosen website product page, upon the click of a link in a drop down menu list of schools, display a page with a picture of the product using the specific school logo. I dont need a shopping cart or purchase online ability.

For example, if you click into the ‘T-Shirts’ product page, a picture of a generic T-shirt and text display along with a ‘Select Your School’ button. When the button is clicked a menu appears displaying the list of 60 schools. When you click into one of the schools a page displays a picture of the T-Shirt with the specific school logo on it.
Are there any existing plugins or wp themes with this functionality?

Thanks,
Mark
mark@marklovett.com