Ok I found it. There is a ‘Min variation price’ is the dropdown.
Thanks
Hello @mkarena,
Yes, that is the correct source for the lowest variation price.
I will close your topic, should you have any other question don’t hesitate to reopen it again.
Great find @mkarena
In the next screenshot you see the setup of the pricing attribute where we also check if the product is a simple product or a product variation.
That way we can show the regular price for simple products
https://i.ibb.co/xqDCdqn/Use-the-cheapest-regular-price-from-a-product-variation.png
Tanks for quick answer. Indeed i didn’t simple products prices were not showing 🙂
If i understand correctly, i have to fill UGS for products with variations but i leave it empty for simple products?
Thanks
I get it working by filling the UGS field (inventory tab) for products with variation (if I left it empty, it’s not working). And for simple product, it seems not to be mandatory?
Can you confirm i’m doing it the right way? it’s a bit against the “is empty” pattern?
Thanks you 🙂
You lost me here.
What do you mean with UGS field?
Did you set-up the price attribute as shown in the screenshot?
Instead of the “item_group_id” you can also check the products on “product_type”
Where if the value of product_type is variation you know it is a product variation.
Sorry i’m kinda new to wordpress/woocommerce and i did think ‘item group id’ was the product unique identifier (which is UGS?).
Anyway using the product_type alternative work perfectly fine 🙂
Thanks for your quick support
Aha, I understand.
No the Unique Product Identifier can be different things like GTIN, MPN and Brand.
The Item Group Id connects products to each other So all T-shirts from the same kind with the variations bleu, white and red have the same Item Group Id.
Great the Product type is working for you!
