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(ps. sorry for the delay – I was sleeping!)

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.

Thank you for report this issue.

I changed them all (for colors and for the packaging choices) — it didn’t fix it.

I am using custom attributes… is that the problem here?

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.

Thanks for looking into this for me.

I’ll set up a test product and see what happens when I set up the attributes only in the Product itself. The attributes I’m using already were set up in the “Attirbutes” section first.

I’d LOVE if you could include custom attributes… it would be so helpful to me. It’s something I really need and I’ve been banging my head against a wall trying to get it to work.

Maybe you know also, I’m trying to make it so when you click on the options you want, the photos of the items you selected also show up down by the price. I haven’t actually written any code yet, but maybe this in an option you’d consider including in the plugin as well?

I can donate $100 if that helps motivate you – wish I could afford more!

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

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.

Glad you have some ideas…
I don’t know if it helps, but since the text already shows up on the page as the alt or title text (when you hover over the attribute image), it seems like it should be fairly simply (?) to get it to appear somewhere else on the page also…
(this is more a question than a statement – LOL)

Hi DRabbit:

Just released the new version. Would you like to try?
Please, keep me updated.

Sorry for the delay – had a bad back yesterday!

I installed the update, but I’m not sure how to use it. It doesn’t work with the default settings…

Hi DRabbit:

Yes, defaults doesn’t apply in your case. In fact, that’s why I’ve extended the plugin to support other settings rather than default ones. This is due to the theme you use. It changes the mechanics of WooCommerce.

I’ve just went to your development environment to check the settings that you should apply, but your store is empty. Can you put some dummy data?

you caught me right in the middle of redoing the products! LOL (it figures)

There should be a bunch of products there now for you to see…

Hi DRabbit:

It would be easier if my credentials would allow me to try.
However, my first test would be:

• Place holder: .single_variation
• DOM selector: form.cart .select-option
• Data selector: .product_details

For those who are viewing this topic looking for answers on how to setup this plugin, odds are that these settings wouldn’t fit your case.