Variable product problem

Did you put prices in with the attributes? For example “Attrib A $1 | Attrib B $2 | Attrib C $3

If you did, my understand is that’s the wrong thing. We have plenty of variations but each is priced separately and it has no problems.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by YorkshireDave.

Where should I put “|” time I remembered this passage, maybe I’m wrong?

That ‘line’, or whatever you call it, separates the variations that you’re setting up in the Attributes tab. That then gives you a list from which you can choose when you set each item under the Variations tab.

An example. Your product is ‘jeans’. you want different sizes so you could set attributes like this. Attribute label SIZE, then in the box next to it you enter 28″ | 30″ | 32″ | 48″

When you go to variations, you are then given a drop down box for each of the 4 variations above. As you set each one up you enter a SEPERATE price for each one if that’s what you want OR you can have them all the same. The choice is yours.

Hope that helps.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by YorkshireDave.

Meanwhile, thanks for the answers. I’ll explain how I configured, then, I created the attributes “Measurements” and I created individually all the measures (1×1 mt, 1×2 mt, etc.) then I created the variable product and created the tendend menus with all the attributes to which I have assigned the different price but when I go to view the product all prices appear to me together even if I do not select any measures. We still need to use the separate “|” in the attributes or is it just like I did? Thanks again!

No you must use the “|” between each.

Try it and see what happens.

I created these attributes, where am I wrong?

Screenshot:

https://ibb.co/gCgRJz

Let’s go back to basics because I do not understand the image you sent.

Is the product you are creating a ‘variable’ product?
For example, Your item is ‘Jeans’ with your ‘variation’ being waist size?

WHere, in woocommerce are you trying to set this stuff up?

Yes, the product is variable.

I created “product 1” which has the attributes “measure 1”, “measure 2”, etc.

if I assign a different price to each attribute on the product page, I will display all prices together.

I have configured everything so, if the variables have the same price, it works correctly, if the prices are different, I will display them all together.

https://ibb.co/gyaFDz

Can it be a template problem?

Apologies Oliver.

No I’ve looked at your image link I understand a bit better.

I assumed you were using std woocommerce, as this is the forum for woocommerce. I had no idea you were using another plugin.

If I were you I’d ask on the plugin’s forum because they will know exactly how their plugin works. I’ve been trying to help thinking it was plain woocommerce you were using.

Good luck.

Thanks for the answers, which plugin do you refer to? I’m experiencing the problem with Woocommerce ??

@oliver39,

Please provide a link to the product in question so we can see what’s going on there.

Without seeing the issue everyone will only be guessing as to what’s going on.

While you’re at it, paste your sites System Status Report here? You can find it by going to WooCommerce → Status in your site’s WP-Admin.

Click on Get system report and then Copy for support. Once you’ve done that, you can paste it here within the code tags.

@oliver39,

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.