Missing product option labels

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13 years 7 months ago #19448

Hi Nicolas,

I have set up a product that has characteristics AND product options, but for some reason the labels on the product options are missing.

I may have removed these sometime earlier but can't figure out how to get them to show.

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13 years 7 months ago #19460

There is no label for an option if your option is a product without a characteristic.
If you add a characteristic to an option product, the label of the option will be the name of the product and the name of each of its variants will be a choice in the dropdown.

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13 years 7 months ago #19524

Thanks Nicolas, but now I'm really confused!

Here is my scenario...

I have a base product of tickets to an event and the buyer can choose to hire shoes if needed at an additional cost. I have set up two products as follows:

Base
Product: Buy a ticket (with price set as $200)
Characteristic: Select from list of available dates
Variants: August 15
September 15


Option
Product: Shoe hire required (with price set as $15)
Characteristic: Shoe hire
Variants: No +$0
Yes +$15

When I add the Option Product to the Base Product the label appears with a dropdown containing "No +$15" and "Yes +$15".

If I don't have any characteristics set on the Option Product, then the dropdown appears as "none" and "+$15" which is what I want but there's no label indicating that the dropdown is for shoe hire.

I'm not getting how this works or I'm missing the point completely. Can you steer me in the right direction?

Many thanks in advance.

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13 years 7 months ago #19532

Hi,

You said that

When I add the Option Product to the Base Product the label appears with a dropdown containing "No +$15" and "Yes +$15".

Isn't that what you wanted ? I'm not following you ?

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13 years 7 months ago #19604

Hi Nicolas,

What I'm after is for the "No" choice to add $0 and for the "Yes" choice to add $15.

Cheers!

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13 years 7 months ago #19605

Oh ok I see ! You should remove the price from your product option. Otherwise, the variants automatically takes the price of the main product, like for standard variants/products.

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13 years 7 months ago #19606

Thanks so much Nicolas! As always your guidance is great.

This setup now works perfectly.

cheers

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13 years 7 months ago #19611

For those following this thread in the future, here is a step by step run through of how I set this up:

Step 1 – Create YES/NO characteristics

In Hikashop > Products > Characteristics click on the "Add New" button

Name: Shoe hire
Add two values:
No
Yes
Click Save.

Step 2 – Create the option product

Open Hikashop > Products > Add a product

Name: Need to hire shoes?
(set tax and category as required, leave the price as zero)

    In the
Characteristics area, click on the “Add” button
Find your characteristic called “Shoe hire”, select it then click OK. This will add the characteristic and return you to the product page.
Click “Apply” to save the product and keep you on the product page. Hikashop will build the list of variants applicable in the background.
Click on the “Manage variants” button (this will open the list of variants that Hikashop has built). Variant name will most likely be something like “Shoe hire_123” (for No) and “Shoe hire_124” (for Yes).
Click on the “No” variant to open it and set the Quantity to zero. If you don’t set this to zero the variant will be added to the cart as free. Keep the price as zero. Click Save.
Click on the “Yes” variant to open it and set the price to whatever you need. Click Save.[/ol]

Step 3 – Add the Option to the main product.
    In
Hikashop > Products > Products open the product that you want to add the option to.
In the Options area, click on the “Add” button
Find the Shoe Hire product created above and select it, then hit OK.
Save the product and test in your front end.[/ol]

Once you get the hang of it, it's very easy!

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13 years 3 months ago #26774

Hi Nicolas,

The process I described above does not appear to work any more (since v1.5.3?) despite it having worked perfectly for the last few months. Now when I set up a product with a no ($0) and yes (+$15) option, and make that product an option on another product, the option only shows the "yes" variant.

The only way I can get the "no" variant to show is to set it's quantity to unlimited instead of zero. The, if a customer chooses "no" it is added to the cart as "free".

How do I fix this or make an option product with "Yes - add to cart and +$" and "No - do not add to cart at all" variables?

I am using Essentials and have "Display out of stock products" set to Yes.

Thanks
JIK

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13 years 3 months ago #26793

Hi,

With the latest version of HikaShop 1.5.4, it's more simple than that.

You can just create a normal product for your option, without characteristics, and add it to your product. Then, the yes/no choice will be done automatically and the no option won't add the option to the cart.

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13 years 3 months ago #27066

Fantastic! That works perfectly. Hikashop just gets more awesome every day!

Thanks

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12 years 9 months ago #46127

I'm trying to implement the same thing, and by following the last instructions on this post, I get the yes no, but I have no labels.. any way to fix that?

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12 years 9 months ago #46210

Are you using a recent version of HikaShop ? If so, did you edit the file "option" of the view "product" before updating ?
These would explain why you don't have the new behaviour which appeared since 1.5.4

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