I have a store that sells cheese and meat. I would like to set up a WooCommerce store and I am looking for some input as to whether it would be feasible to use the import tool given the complexity of my product catalogue.
The store has products for which there are multiple vendors and unit sizes.
For example, we sell a bison steak from three different vendors in two unit sizes.
We would code this in our offline ordering system as six products:
BIS-VEN1-US1
BIS-VEN1-US2
BIS-VEN2-US1
BIS-VEN2-US2
BIS-VEN3-US1
BIS-VEN3-US2
Each of these products could have a different price.
I know that WooCommerce has an option to set up variable products with variations that should allow me to set up products like this but I am not quite sure how to do it.
Any help would be appreciated.
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there's this great plugin that you can put selling points to all products on the store but the problem is that you can't specify categories or products to show it it just shows the same ones everywhere. I tried finding an alternative - even a paid version and i can't. Does anyone know of alternatives or can you tell me how to modify it to specify categories at least?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-usp/
It's not working as I would like to, and as i have seen online many people have the same issue, you can't specify products or categories that you can post the information on
I'm looking for a way to sort the products in our website via most sales (popularity) but I also want to push a few specific and newer products to the top because otherwise it takes ages for users to find them.
There are the two following options
custom/default order
popularity
The issue is that with the custom/default option, it sorts all products that don't have a set priority by the alphabet and not by sales.
Is there a way to use the default sorting but use the popularity sorting unless a priority is set?
I wanna to make a catalog of different equipment and I'm a little bit stuck.
Here is a great example I'm orienting to: ritchiespecs.com/model/jcb-413s-ht-hl-wheel-loader
As you can see models on this website have specifications grouped by categories, and each category has it's subgroup with characteristics inside.
Besides, each charateristic has separate value and unit of measurement.
I wonder is it possible to do with ACF Pro and Woocommerce? And how I possibly can create an import file for it, so that I get the right hierarchy of groups, subgroups and characteristics? Also I don't know the exact amount of groups, subgroups and characteristics, will it be possible to automatically create such terms in ACF Pro using WP All Import plugin?
Good day Aleksey.
Yes you can create custom fields with ACF for each of characteristic.
But the problem is to import all them to DataBase.
I mean needsome automatization to compare each value to the key.
Do you want all the sub-Categories?
I've been handed over a woocommerce website and a majority of the products are missing a sku number.
What would be the best way to go about updating products without a sku number?
Also keeping the skus unique?
Best practice for SKU's is to use small, (mostly) meaningless codes with a uniform fixed length and pattern.
So suppose you sell less than 1000 products, take a code of 5 characters. And assign the codes automatically using a script:
10001 first product
10002 second product
etc
How these codes should be generated depends on you (business) domain model / woocommerce configuration (using variants yes/no). For inspiration see this project: https://github.com/tamarazuk/woocommerce-product-sku-generator
We are configuring a multi-store setup. Our products have several attributes and we want to limit the values of each attribute based on the store involved. For eg. if the product is Mug, then for store A, the mug may show Logo A and Phone A to be printed on the mug but for store B, the same mug product may show Logo B and Phone B. For Store C, it could be Logo A and Phone B
How can we set this up?
If this requires customization, can you please guide me where to start as I am pretty new to nopcommerce.
Thanks.
The latest version of nopCommerce 3.5 till date does not support product attributes or specification attributes to be varied by stores.
However the individual products can be limited to individual stores.
So in that case you need to create two products with the same information but different attributes and limit the products to stores.
If you really want to customize then you will have to edit the ProductBox view and I think Catalog controller to start with. For example where the product attributes and specification attributes are loaded there you might consider adding filters by stores.