• Resolved InventiveWebDesign

    (@inventivewebdesign)


    I have a product that has a multitude of options. We want to only display some options if another is selected. For example the client sells custom auto dashboards. The user can select a color, gauge style, and a full kit (comes with everything needed) or a custom kit. If they select the custom kit they need to be presented with new options (variations). Inside of those options are some based on which gauge (mechanical/electrical) they chose. Each of the additional variations should have an additional price to them.

    Here is what I mean, the user picks one of the following options:

    Option 1:
    Dash color: Black
    Gauge style: Gauge A (mechanical)
    Kit Options: Full kit
    (don’t display anything else)

    Option 2:
    Dash color: Black
    Gauge style: Gauge A (mechanical)
    Kit Options: Custom kit

    Because Custom Kit was selected we need to then display the items below:
    Wiring Harness, Speedo, LED kit
    Also since a mechanical gauge was selected we need to display the option for:
    Mechanical Cable Adapter

    Option 3:
    Dash color: Black
    Gauge style: Gauge C (electrical)
    Kit Options: Custom kit

    Because Custom Kit was selected we need to then display the items below:
    Wiring Harness, Speedo, LED kit
    Also since an electrical gauge was selected we need to display the options for:
    Sending Unit, GPS, Electrical Cable Adapter

    An if statement would be something like:
    if Full Kit is selected display no other options;
    if Custom Kit is selected display options for: Wiring Harness, Speedo, LED kit;
    if Electrical Gauge and Custom Kit is selected display options for: Wiring Harness, Speedo, LED kit, Sending Unit, GPS, Electrical Cable Adapter;
    if Mechanical Gauge and Custom Kit is selected display options for Wiring Harness, Speedo, LED kit, Mechanical Cable Adapter;
    if Digital Gauge and Custom kit is selected display options for…

    I hope these examples make it clear what we need. Now the question is, is there a plugin that can do this in WooCommerce?

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  • Plugin Support Ross V. a11n

    (@rossviviano)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    Hi there!

    Thanks for getting in touch with us.

    It sounds like you’ll want to check out a WooCommerce extension called Composite Products. This will do exactly what you are describing 🙂

    Best,

    Ross

    Mike M. a11n

    (@mikedmoore)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    Hey there!

    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.

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