bathroo

Igor, the link below is what I’m after. I need to add custom fields to some products that don’t affect the price so the code on here works https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-add-custom-field-product-variation/, thank you.

On the other hand, I do have products that have created over 5000 variations and basically kill the site. Each variation will change the price. I will give you an example:

Variations:
Door type: 2 options
Finish: 30 options
Benchtop: 40 options
Size: 12 options
Legs: 4 options

= 115200 variations will be created. That will kill woocommerce performance if I use default variations.

What is the most technically efficient way to implement this?

I’m using the FREE version. So help me, please. I need this formatted.

I kinda od got the desktop styling working but it doesn’t work on mobile i.e. the label should break onto the Select field for mobile, not stay beside it.

Also on the desktop, I can’t get it perfectly aligned, please help!!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by bathroo.
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Hello? how can this be formatted properly? https://bathroomhut.com.au/bathroom-hamptons-tallboy-marquis/

Thanks for your reply but none of those helped.

This is a MAJOR technical problem and I might have to switch to Shopify or something else. Why hasn’t this been fixed???

I’m not sure what PHP max input vars have to do with Database reads and the slow SQL to retrieve variations in Woocommerce? for example, the SQL which is fired off to retrieve variations is a separate query for

each

variation and is sub-optimal.

If someone has 1000 variations with is 1000 separate database calls. How can this be optimised?

Hi Berg, the site is optimised but the technical architecture around large variation is sub-optimal so my question is especially around how we technically solve it. Any help would be great.

I found an example of the complexity I need to implement https://www.idealbathroomcentre.com.au/products/marquis-cove-wall-hung-vanity

I think variation will kill my site? any suggestion is greatly appreciated.

Question on the composite plugin. When you have a lot of options to compose for a product, does it slow the site down like variations?

OK, I’ve created the variations, please see here https://bathroomhut.com.au/marquis-frameless-shaving-cabinet/

I’m ok doing this now but I’ve run into a major issue which is page speed. The load time is VERY VERY slow and slow load time impacts conversion, big time.

From the research, I’ve done using options could help the speed but some of the vanities, for example, any variation change will change the price. I’m pretty sure a product with 2000 variations in WordPress will die or load time will be way over 5 seconds.

What are our options here?

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• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by bathroo.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by bathroo.

OK, I’ve uploaded it. I found creating the attributes in the backend then exporting it to excel then importing with changes the fastest way to make the changes. Can you please have a look and give feedback on how it can be better https://bathroomhut.com.au/marquis-frameless-shaving-cabinet/. I’ve always been a WordPress fan, not a Shopify fan and I want to beat them.

Yes, this will end up creating hundreds of variations and it’s going to be difficult to manage.

Do you think it’s worth using one of those combination plugins because as you can see on that website customers build the product as they go?

I’ll create a shaving cabinet product now using the traditional method and post the link to get feedback and would love thoughts on how it can be done better in WordPress so we can be better than Shopify (that website runs on Shopify)

Thanks for you reply! At the moment it’s not a combination limit issues but more a functional one.

Do you think a composite product plugin would solve this better?