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It decided to fix itself.

That sku doesn’t exist so I have no idea why it directs to that page.

Unless it just picked up the “-500” part. Because I put the sku “0918-500” in the description of one of the variations on that product.

That’s what I thought was weird too which is why I contacted flatsome support. The only plugin i installed that wasn’t part of flatsome is relevanssi.

I can just put the sku in the variation description and be fine, but wanted to reach out before I did all the extra legwork. Can’t figure out why it’s not working properly.

Yes, it brings up all my items where the SKU ends with 500.

It is a variation sku (sorry forgot to mention that) and I tried that with no luck as well before.

I just changed the indexing back to “some” and added “_sku” and added that code to my child theme’s functions.php file and searched 0918-500 and it still comes up as no products were matching.

Definitely not ideal. The best I have right now is just 2 separate products.

Shirt #1 (Men’s)
Then the attributes for color/size.

and Shirt #2 (Women’s)
Then the attributes for color/size.

I was just trying to find a good way to make it one product and let you choose the style (men’s/women’s), color, and size (like the site I linked earlier.)

Thanks for your help and suggestions though.

Kind of, except I only want all options to display for style (the first drop down box – Men’s/Women’s) no matter what color you have selected. However, I only want men only colors to appear in the color (second drop down box) when Men is selected.

But something tells me, this probably isn’t possible without a plugin and I’ve yet to find a plugin that does this. >_<

This is basically how I want it to work, if something like this is possible.

https://6dollarshirts.com/t-shirts/Nerd-Cat–p-11484.html

(How you can change the style no matter what the color is on, but only certain colors appear for the style.)

Make sense? And is it possible? ??

To a smart person, none at all. Unfortunately, there are a lot of not so bright people out there and they might choose a color, then see it’s only in men’s (or women’s) and not realizing they can move the color option to “choose an option” to be able to select the other gender.

The choose option itself isn’t the problem, it’s when you have multiple attributes and some of attribute 2 only work with attribute 1.

I guess the main problem is, say a shirt only comes in red for men. Say, they pick the color red, before choosing the gender style. Then when they go to pick the gender style, the only option will be “Choose an option” or “Men’s”.

Now if there was a way for “Women’s” to still show up then it reset the color choices, that would be great as well.

The default isn’t very helpful, since if you “accidentally” click it, but then don’t choose an option, it stays there.

Where/what code would I need to change to get rid of “Choose an option”?

-edit-
I’m guessing it’s somewhere in the variable.php file, but I’m not…quite sure…what to touch, lol.

Had the same problem, couldn’t ever really pinpoint the problem, though.

Could be a javascript error from a conflicting theme/plugin or not enough memory.

Here’s how to increase wordpress memory limit: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/increasing-the-wordpress-memory-limit/

It could be a lack of memory on your server as well (which is common on shared servers.) You can contact your server’s customer service and ask them about it and they might be able to change some stuff for you as well.

Good luck, it’s a really annoying problem.

lol, nevermind. My blog post page was cached and it didn’t realize I was logged in. HAHAHA…need sleep.

BTW, the https isn’t my problem. It’s forcing back to http. Not sure if that was clear or not since it’s a big jumbled up mess, lol.

Yes, I know the css isn’t broken with http. The thing is, to not have mixed content warnings, the homepage has to show https (Because it’s the ending page.) This is what your fix does as well.

All urls are relevant, so as long as you’re not on the my account or checkout page they show up as http.

But for some reason, the site is not forcing the user back to http every time when they click on an https link that’s not the my account or check out page.

Right now it’s being forced by the woocommerce plugin (which does the same thing as wordpress https) and I’ve tried both with the same outcome.

(If I hard code https:// into the links, then you get mixed content warnings.) So until I find a fix I get to choose from mixed content issues or a 50/50 shot of someone clicking a link and it not forcing them back to http and them viewing a broken site. -______- lol

Yeah, I had Force SSL Exclusively turned on and the only 2 pages I had marked were my account and checkout (I’m using woocommerce).

I get the same problem without using wordpress https and just using woocommerce’s settings to force https for my account/checkout and force http when leaving. The problem is, it’s not forcing my site to go back to http.

So what I really need is something that forces my site to redirect to http except for the my account/checkout pages.

Any ideas?

My Site: https://snowspell.com

Also: I’ve noticed that it’s a random occurrence. Sometimes it goes back to http sometimes it doesn’t (which is when the css breaks.) And it’s not a cache thing, I’ve tried different browsers/incognito/cleaning the cache. It’s just random. (Also seems to happen more in Chrome than in Firefox.)

You can attempt to replicate the problem by clicking my account at the top right then home at the top left.