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  • Hello,

    I have found your questions in various places because I am looking for a solution for exactly the same thing!

    Just wondered if you had found a solution for adding and displaying a custom field for each variation?

    I have used that gist code also, it displayed the field, but it didn’t actually save my data as far as I could tell.

    If you had a solution, would you mind sharing it with me?

    Thanks, Sam

    Thread Starter coquin

    (@coquin)

    hi Sam,
    I could not find any solution, despite any efforts also with alternative solutions.
    This difficulty, together with several others and the philosophy itself of the platform, led me to abandon WordPress (it was my first site in wordpress) and go back to my beloved Joomla: I made the site from scratch and could obtain all I wanted (the last version 3.2 is great).
    Sorry Sam, I cannot help you.
    All the best
    ruggero

    Thanks so much for replying! It’s a shame there is no solution – I thought this would be something useful to many.

    Oh well, back to the drawing board. I might take a look at Joomla too ??

    Thanks again.
    Sam

    Hi again ruggero,

    I just thought I would post here that I have found a solution to the problem (in case you wanted to give it another try).

    There is a tutorial on how to do it – Derek at Designloud helped me with the problem

    Hope this helps someone. ??

    Thread Starter coquin

    (@coquin)

    hi Sam
    thanks indeed for telling me about the solution you found, but I don’t think I’ll use wordpress again in the next future: anyway I downloaded and archived the tutorial.. you never know!
    all the best, Sam
    ruggero

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