ginseng6

I am experiencing exactly what you are describing with the drop down going missing. It’s very frustrating and not at all what I prefer. I’m not wanting to roll back the version of Woo, although I may if this can’t be resolved in a timely fashion. Has anyone received or seen any feedback or input into this issue/bug?

Hi @johndcoy ;
Thank you so much for your response. I briefly visited the plug-ins you’ve suggested. I can’t envision how Product Add On’s plug-in will work but I see that there is a 30 day trial so I can try that out. I need a way to easily change the price of all items in a category or tag. So far, export/import seems the front runner.

Re: Variation Swatches – I don’t think this is what I’m looking for. Let me try to provide an example. There are 10 pair of pants entered as 10 individual products. Each pair of pants has Leg Length as an attribute. The attribute terms are: hot pants, shorts, bermuda, capri and full length. So, on the product input page, I can select the attribute Leg Length and the attribute term as Bermuda but there are no additional variations for the customer to choose from. I just want them to be able to see what the lengths represent, almost like a definition.

When the customer goes to view the pants example from above, they will see that they are Bermuda length but what does that mean? It may be a piece of clipart showing a human bottom half body form with pants on. Then, the image will have a line across to indicate each length. So, hot pants will have a line directly under the crotch, Shorts will have a line mid thigh, etc.

I look forward to your response and thank you for your suggestions.

Thank you for the response. Of course, I have further questions related to your response.

What you can do here is create a ‘pants’ tag for all products that belong to ‘pants’. Via code you can then adjust the price of all products that contain the ‘pants’ tag.

I thoughts about using tags, but I don’t know enough about custom code and neither do the volunteers, so that option is out.

Actually, none of the options are ideal as they all require custom code if I’m reading corectly. I was hoping that there would be a way to map a field to the price field, easily.So far, the easiest way I can see is to not put any price in the price field and then have a price list, although that method negates the advantage of online orders.

Thank you so much for your response and ideas. I had reached our to my host and it would seem that for whatever reason the domain did not get renewed ??!!??

Anyway, that would have been a couple of hours of frustration and I’ve now looked after that little inconvenience so it won’t be happening again. Now that I got it working, I did some work on the them tonight for about an hour. I was about to shut it down for the evening and guess what?

Same thing only a different error this time.

thecostumevault.ca too too long to respond
Try:

Checking the Connection
Checking the proxy and the firewall
Running Windows Network Diagnostics

ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT

According to your response, you suggested 3 things.
1. SSL Config – host says it is fine
2. Really Simple SSL – I didn’t do this as I wanted you to confirm prior to too many changes at one time.
3. Change A record in DNS – same as above, one thing at a time.

Finally, before I have completed writing this message, the site loaded again. Ugh. Might this have something to do with my ISP?