• My client purchased the WooCommerce Product Bundle Add-On. We are trying to create a bundle with a required base bandage product of any quantity and an option to choose from four different poster products in any quantity. I thought I could set the Min Bundle Size to 2 and require the bandage product be one of the products. However, we have recently received an order where the customer chose two boxes of bandages and was able to check out. We don’t care how many or which bandages the customer chooses to purchase as long as they purchase at least one bandage product and least one of the various posters. Is it possible to get the dependency plugin to work with the bundle plugin?

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  • Plugin Author SomewhereWarm

    (@somewherewarm)

    Hi there @ishiiboy,

    Thank you for getting in touch!

    As you correctly noticed, the Product Dependencies mini-extension does not work for Bundled Products.

    As far as I understand, you’d like to offer one mandatory item (bandage), and then allow customers to select at least 1 from another group of items (posters). Is that right?

    If so, then you can achieve that result by combining Composite Products with Product Bundles. More specifically, you may follow these steps:

    1. Create a Bundle that will include all posters and set the Min Bundle Size to 1.
    2. Create a Composite Product with 2 Components: bandage and posters.
    3. Under the first Component (bandage) add the bandage as the only Component Option, and set the Component’s Min/Max Quantity equal to 1.
    4. Under the second Component (posters) add the posters Bundle as the only option.

    If you decide to proceed with this, or you have any additional questions regarding Product Bundles, please open a ticket via your WooCommerce.com account dashboard and we’ll be happy to further assist you!

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