Variable product / need help with multiple options setup

Hi @dnikola,

Will you need to track inventory for the extra four options?

I can think of a workaround to accomplish a similar setup, but the only thing is that you wouldn’t be able to track inventory for the additional options. So, that’s what I ask.

This would require the use the Product Add-ons plugins. You would add four add-ons, but these would be based on the number of “extras” that the customer ones (one, two, three or four).

This would have to be configured this way because the different pricing is based on the number of extras that they want, and not on which specific extras they want. (I mean, the pricing won’t be affected by which two doors they want, only by the fact that it is two doors and not just one.)

You could then add, with the same extension, a separate text field for the customers to type in which doors specifically would they want.

I know this isn’t exactly what you described, but it’s as close a solution as I could think of.

Hopefully this helps!

@fhaps

Thanks for your kind replay.

No i don’t need to track invertory.

Since this is virtual membership than i don’t need that.

Is it possible to call that option as name of doors to avoid that additional text field?

is it possible latter to manipulate with that data latter.They are stored in db?

I am creating a specific page in which some content will be displayed based on which option is initial selected and bought.

Thanks in advance
Nikola

Is it possible to call that option as name of doors to avoid that additional text field?

Not with this extension, no. That’s what I explained: because the price will be tied to the quantity, and not to the name of the add-on. So, when adding product add-ons, you need to set up an individual price for each add-on, and this doesn’t support conditional logic. So, the price of each add-on would be the same regardless of how many they choose – which is not what you want.

So, the solution for that is to create four add-ons (One, Two, Three and Four), and set up a fixed price for each one. The customer selects how many they want (One, Two, Three or Four), and that will give them the price. Then in the additional text field they would have to enter which specific ones they want.

Is it possible to call that option as name of doors to avoid that additional text field?

It’s possible, in theory. But you’ll of course need custom coding to get that going, which is something I can’t advise on.

Hi

thanks for your kind replay!
I will check on this and let you know if there is any more info that i need.

I will return with result if achieve result with custom coding.

Hi @dnikola,

You are welcome! Hopefully that helps you achieve your desired setup.

I will be closing this thread for now, as the original question was addressed. If you have any other questions, please feel free to open a new thread.

If you have more details to share about the solution you ended up going for, you can always comment back on this thread to let other users know.