• Resolved steveadamsfixedit

    (@steveadamsfixedit)


    I’m trying to build a build-your-own pizza function on my page. I want to compound the options. For instance, I need one option that lets you select the pizza size, small, medium, or large that changes the price accordingly. Secondly, I want a way to allow the customer to order a single topping for free, but when they order an additional topping the price increases according to the first option: size.

    So, the base price for a small pizza is $13. A medium is 16, and large is 18. They select a single topping and it doesn’t effect the price. But if they select any additional topping it increases the price by a flat rate according to the pizza size. If they select a second topping for a small pizza it’s an additional 1.50, for a medium pizza it’s 1.75 and for a large it’s $2.

    Is this possible with your plugin? Does the plugin support variable products where I could set the size as an attribute and offer additional topping charges based on the variation?

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  • Plugin Author Maarten

    (@maartenbelmans)

    Hi @steveadamsfixedit

    Increasing price of toppings depending on an earlier choice for ‘size’ is possible with premium. It can be done by using our “variable builder”. Info & example here.

    It is also possible to have one free topping and one at a cost but it requires some creativity. It’s not possible to do it as one option with heading “toppings” for example. But you could have two options. One would be “select free topping” allowing one selection at no extra cost. A second option “select other toppings” would allow multiple selections and add an extra cost.

    Our plugin also supports variations so it is also possible to offer additional topping charges per variation. But that would mean you have to redefine the toppings for each variation so it is a bit more work than via the way explained above (the variable builder). But definitely possible :).

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Maarten.
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