Extreme difficulty with variable products
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Hi all, I am trying to help set up Woocommerce for a photographer friend. Their website will serve primarily as a portfolio but visitors will also be able to order photo prints. As the primary function of the site isn’t a store, it’s best that there is a single Woocommerce product, ‘Order photo prints’, from which the user can select the ‘photograph’ and ‘size’ (these are the two attributes I’ve created).
The values of ‘photograph’ are: Photograph 1, Photograph 2.
The values of ‘size’ are: A0, A1, A2, A3, A4.The size value should affect product price, weight and dimensions. The photograph value should affect the product image. The photograph and size values taken together should only be used to determine whether the product is in stock (not all photographs will be available in all sizes).
But I can’t set it up this way. In the variations tab: ‘Photograph 1, A4’ overrides ‘Any photograph.. A4’ and ‘Photograph 1.. Any size’. In other words a variation using both form values overrides variations of single form values, even if certain fields (price, product image etc) aren’t set in the variation with both form values.
The only way I can see this working is by setting the product image, weight, dimensions, AND price in ‘Photograph 1, A0’, ‘Photograph 1, A1’, ‘Photograph 1, A2’ … etc. This is very cumbersome and awkward. Is there a way to make the values I set for the individual sizes and photographs override the values for each photograph/size combination, with the exception of stock status?
Hopefully I’ve communicated the issue clearly.
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