Austin M - a11n

Hi there @shenalorlof! I understand you’d like to be able to sort your products by location, with a clickable map to make this easier.

To clarify, are you essentially offering the same products for all locations, just with a few details, such as the city name itself, changed? Like t-shirts with “I love [City Name],” for example? Or are you talking about different warehouse locations that each have their own stock of unique products?

If the former, I don’t know of a good way to accomplish this, except for making a bunch of different similar products, or a bunch of variations of one product for each city. There are plugins that could make this slightly less tedious, but, ultimately, you’re still making a bunch of different very similar products or variations and then assigning them to a category or tag based on the city they’re associated with.

If the latter, there are several plugins that could accomplish this, with WooCommerce Warehouses being perhaps the most well-known.

Let us know if you have any further questions!

Hi @rios88!

> hello, when I enter a page of my product the contentview event does not recognize me. How can I activate this event?

Can you give us a bit more detail about the issue you’re seeing? Screenshots would help, if possible. If you don’t already have a screenshot service installed, here are a few options:

* https://snipboard.io
* http://skitch.com/
* http://getcloudapp.com/
* http://awesomescreenshot.com/

There is also a walkthrough guide here: https://en.support.wordpress.com/make-a-screenshot/

Alternatively, feel free to reach out to our support team at https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/ or [email protected] if screenshots would contain sensitive information.

Hi @tchielo. Some users have reported that they get this behavior from the Facebook Pixel Helper extension. Do you use this extension? If so, could you try disabling it and seeing if that helps?

You’re very welcome! I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. Feel free to create a new thread if you have any further questions!

This thread hasn’t gained much traction, so I’m going to mark it as resolved. Feel free to start a new thread if you have any further questions!

Hi @freshymichael. Thanks for explaining your setup, that helps clarify things. The idea of selecting multiple different products with the same quantity and frequency attributes in one go is intriguing, but I don’t know of a good way to achieve this. At a fundamental level, WooCommerce is built around selecting options for one product at a time. There are some plugins that push the boundaries of this, like Composite Products, but not in the way you describe here.

I think this would require a customization. Per our support policy, customizations are outside the scope of the support we can offer, but we have a customizations page with resources for contacting a developer for help. I will leave this thread open for a bit longer in case others can suggest something as well.

You can also ask about this on the WooCommerce Slack Community or WooCommerce FB group which are great places for customization questions like this.

Hi @loopforever!

Attribute% d global:
“1 or 0. Mapping screen labels this as” Is a global attribute? “”
What does it mean. Can you give an example?

A global attribute is one that can be used by multiple products. You can see more about them here.

Custom attributes are the ones that are only used for one product and are created on the product itself. You can read more about those here.

A 1 in this column means the attribute is global. 0 means it’s custom (i.e., not global).

What is the default value for “Attribute% d visible” and Attribute% d global?
1?
0?

There isn’t really a default value for either of these. It just depends on what you want.

The Attribute Visible column corresponds to the checkbox on the attribute settings that makes the attribute visible on the product page or not. You can see that checkbox in this screenshot.

I hope that was able to clear things up! Let us know if you have any further questions!

Hi @freshymichael!

We have a stepped variable subscription product that we need the last attribute to be multiselect in place of select. When we push multiselect however, it causes the browser to crash. Is there an action or filter hook that will allow us to programmatically swap the product term to allow multiselect?

Can you explain the use case for needing a multi-select for an attribute? The way WooCommerce is set up, the user needs to select values for the different selectable attributes on a product in order to select the right variation. Multi-selecting attribute would lead to scenarios like ordering shoes that are both medium and large, or a t-shirt that is both solid red and solid green.

Do you mean that you want a scenario where, for example, a customer selecting both red and green as colors for a t-shirt means they get a red and green striped shirt instead of a solid color?

If so, you would likely want to look at something like Composite Products, which allows you to create product “kits” where there are multiple components the user needs to select. Composite products allows for more flexibility than variable products in terms of options the user can select.

A simpler approach might be to use something like Product Add-Ons, which would allow you to set required add-ons before a product could be added to the cart. Instead of a dropdown where the user had to select one value, you could have a series of checkboxes, so the user could choose one or many options for one of the options.

Would either of those plugins work?