Marco Pereirinha

Hello:

Are you sure that you are not using Custom Attributes?

I also would like to inform you both that a new version is in the foundry. Give me 2 days to finish it, and it will support Custom Attributes.

Hi BambinoBrands:

Your description is vague. Which are the arguments that point to a issue on this plugin?
Can you make a deeper description of your problem?

Regards,
Marco

Ok, I had a good sleep time. ??

I took some ideas to bed and I think they will work.

My suggestion? Don’t worry, just keep working with custom attributes. A new version should be released soon with major upgrade, and it should handle custom attributes.

Hi:

Just went through WooCommerce documentation and there isn’t a clean way to show custom attributes data.

If you really need it, it will have a huge cost on performance, as it will need to go through all of your products and check the existence of custom attributes one-by-one.

Or else, i’m just to tired and need some rest. Will sleep over it and might have new ideas tomorrow.

Cheers

Yes. That is also contributing for your problems.
Custom attributes are stored on database differently than attributes defined under Products menu.

Thus, at this moment, custom attributes are not supported.

You should first define attributes on the right place (under Products menus) and use those on your products… i guess that it will take you some time to accomplish.

If you are able to wait until the end of this weekend, I might try to achieve support to custom attributes. However this is not a guaranty as I have already other plans. If your project needs to move along, you shouldn’t wait.

Hi DRabbit:

Sorry, but I had to went away. Have you rested well? Really hope so.

I found what is causing your problem. Is all about attributes slugs. They can’t contain dashes as they will be used as javascript variable names and they can’t contain dashes as they will be interpreted as the mathematic operator minus.

I think that if you follow this basic step it will fix this. Please, change slug name of your attribute Mineral Foundation Colors from:

• mineral-foundation-colors

to:

• mineral_foundation_colors

Notify me if doing that solves your problem. Meanwhile, I’ll think on an approach to avoid this issue on a near future release.

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Hi Dave:

First of all, thank you for your donation. It gave me the necessary boost to go on further development. In a near future there will be a new version where you can choose where to place product details instead present static location.

About these errors, i’m inclined to say that there might have been some recent changes on WooCommerce Settings API, as they don’t refer id property on that class. Note that there is no reference to it on documentation and I can’t recall if I faced this issue when on development.

Once again, thank for pointed that out. A small update should be released soon to solve this.

Just hope that users don’t get mad on me for this recently almost daily updates. ??

Thank you SpeedyWP.

Hi davemac:

Sorry about that. I went look the code and notice that there was some trash within. This is due to recent code review. I simply forgot to clean up this part of the code.

Will update ASAP. After that, please report if the issue has gone.

Thank you for pointing this issue.

Great that this has worked for you.

Your suggestion is well accepted and is something that I have in mind for a future release. The possibility to choose one of several hooks from WooCommerce where you can place variation data.

I think i’ve figured it out.

Using this plugin to only support variations on weight wasn’t an use case that i’ve thought.

I’ve already updated the plugin.

Please, try it again.

Plugin updated.

This is a step-by-step, that might help you on your setup up.

I’ve defined my theme as Twenty Eleven. Use it for debug purpose only.

1. Go to Products > Attributes page and define a new Attribute, size for instance, with several Terms as you like — small, medium, large;
2. Create a product on WooCommerce;
3. Define it as a Variable Product on Product Data tab;
4. On Attributes tab within Product Data tab add the Attribute created on step 1, in this case Size;
5. On the new form, where asked for values, click on “Select all”. It should map all terms — small, medium, large —, and check Visible on the product page and Used for variations;
6. Save a draft, in order to Variations become available;
7. On Variations tab you can Link all variations, or, add one by one your Variation Size, selecting one of default selections and fill the desired fields. Be sure to setup dimensions;
8. Add information for the remaining selections;
9. Publish your product;
10. Find the product page on your shop;
11. Select one off your sizes and notice that dimension information will be shown bellow your add to cart button;
12. Select any other size and notice that dimension information will automatically will change.

That’s it. It should work. Be careful on step 4, as mentioned, at this point, this plugin doesn’t support Custom Variations. Only the previously defined ones, as in step 1. On a near future I might add this feature.

Have you already updated the plugin? Was the warning on implode gone?

Keep me updated.

Hi again:

Well, it turns out that while I was testing, I wasn’t looking PHP error log. Thus, I was tempted to say that there wasn’t any problem with that implode. My bad, sorry.

I found the issue and will release an update shortly. Thanks for pointing it out.

However this issue shouldn’t affect the overall performance of the plugin. Can you confirm that you have already manage to work with it?