I created a new product with a variable type. With variable name 1 Year, 2 Year, 3 Year.
Examples in the cart, checkout, invoice and others. The variable name appears next to the product example name as illustrated.
For example As in the product order detail page, show the variable name next to the product name.
But do not change the original script file, change the script through function.
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When I override the cart page in the template views-view-table.html.twig, the array row.columns for each row of the table i.e. for each product contains only the following keys:
purchased_entity
unit_price__number
edit_quantity
remove_button
total_price__number
At that the first field purchased_entity is again the unit price instead of any product data e.g. ID or title. So the list at the cart page doesn't have any identifying information about the products a buyer added to the cart - only their prices.
When I look under the variable product_variation inside the template commerce-product-variation.html.twig when it's loaded by the cart page, it has only two available keys, again only prices: list_price and price.
How to get product ID under the variable row.columns or purchased_entity at the cart page?
i want to display price when user select a variable of product one time,but woocommerce shows price twice.
if prices between variables different replace variable price to product price and dosnt show price of a selected variable ,if not shows price difference also in product price.
some body help me
I am creating a business listings and Advanced Custom Field (ACF) helps me to create the backend form.
The question is, how do I get the sub category of a main category only if I set the condition.
For example,
I have 100s of City names as City Taxonomy
I have 100s of Area names as sub category of the City Taxonomy
I have created a form that includes these 2 fields.
City:_________ (Drop down selection of City Taxonomy)
Area Name:_______ (I want this sub category drop down to show up based on City selection above)
Is this possible? Or does it require coding to make it work?
I have searched enough and I could not find even a premium plugins to support this.
I can simply set these 2 fields to pull data from City Taxonomy but the data entry becomes very tough with hyphen appearing before sub-city Taxonomies and possible duplicate value under different city.
Thanks in advance.
I'm new to Commerce I hope some kind fellow could give me some directions here.
I am creating an ecommerce website for a printing company. I will give an example of what I require
For instance they will offer A6 flyers but these come in different specifications each with differing prices
Here is an example:
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So down the left column are quantities of flyers and along thw top different speciifications of those flyers with the prices shown in the middle.
Any help much appreciated
Can I just add each variation of these one by one as it is not possible to just say that a certain additional attribute to the product will add so much $$ to the base price.
Would I just add each variation one by one then some how pull these all into one display?
You could use the commerce price table module like Flo suggested or look at the Price attributes Module https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_pricing_attributes
It uses option sets and then add to (or subtract from) the price based on the selected attribute.
The answer for me was to create each product variation as its own product. So every variation gets added as a separate product.
If you are wondering how to add different variations to product such as paper size or colour, you would do this with taxonomy. Simply create a taxonomy term called colour and then add all the colours into this term that you would require.
Then when you create your product type in commerce, you would add this as an option to choose from when adding products by doing the following. Go to manange fields for the product type you want to add it for and add a new field, type of data = term reference. You will then select the desired taxonomy term and also there will be an option to 'Enable this field to function as an attribute field on Add to Cart forms.' - You want to select this!
Then what you do is create a product display and pull all these in to a single page, which then gives you drop down options to change, and the price changes accordingly in real time.
You can create a product display by creating a new content type first, call it product display... Then add a field to this content type which is a 'product reference'.
Now add new content, pick to create a product display (what we have just created) and choose the products that you want to appear on that page.
Then automatically Drupal Commerce will take care of the rest. Hope this helps someone!
I have a taxonomy term 'Round' to which I've added a date field that corresponds with the Sunday of each week in the list. I use this term in a content type for football matches which occur on Weekends. This allows me to add a number of football matches for any week listed in the taxonomy vocab.
For example, round 1 (term) is Sunday, 1st May (date field). So I add 4 football matches, choosing round 1 as the term for each. I don't have to add the same date for each match because it's already specified as a field in the taxonomy.
I'm creating a view to show the football matches for the upcoming weekend. The view has to display which round it is, the teams that are playing, and the date that it's being played. I've got it doing that fine, but it also has to filter on the date field in the taxonomy so that it only shows the upcoming round of matches, ignoring those matches which are in the past.
That's where I'm struggling. I've created a Taxonomy Terms on Node relationship, specifying the Rounds vocab. This allows me to select the date field as a filter, but it doesn't treat it as a date type (just treats it as a term/string), so I can't filter based on date.
How can I achieve this?
Finally found the answer to this, and it was an oversight on my part. I hadn't enabled the views_date module, so although the view was recognising that it was a date for display purposes, it wasn't recognising it as a date for filtering purposes. Enabling that fixed the issue.