jstephen889

Was there ever any solution for this? I am having the same problem, I have a product with no images added, with SVI activated it just shows a loading icon instead of the default image. Disabling SVI correctly shows the default image. However, with SVI enabled I noticed in the console there were javascript errors, so I began disabling all other plugins until I found the plugin causing the conflicting javascript errors. With that plugin disabled however, the errors went away from the console but the loading image still shows up, and the javascript still seems to not be working.

With only WooCommerce, SVI, and Redux Framework plugins active I am still just seeing the loading image. Also, I am unable to add anything to the cart without seeing a “Please choose product options…” error even though I am selecting options. This is only happening if I have no images, once I upload them everything works fine.

Thanks, I can understand it being beyond what this plugin is for. Though when i look in the posts table, product_variation is its own post_type, plus each variation has its own entry in the posts table. I can also assign my existing taxonomy data to them by swapping the product’s post_id with the variation’s post_id. Ill just have to figure out how to modify it to get what im looking for, any help to point me in the right direction would help though. Thanks again.

Ability to add taxonomy to woocommerce product variations.

I am currently using this plugin to add a Colors taxonomy to my products, which my users can use to filter the products list. I’m using another plugin that allows product variations to show up in the product list. However, since the taxonomy is assigned to the product and not the variations, when using the filters none of the variations show up.
After messing with the database I was able to assign a color to a variation, and it then showed up in the product list when using filters, I just don’t have any way of actually adding taxonomies to the individual product variations outside of modifying the database.