Separate Page for Defining Add-Ons

  • chaoste

    (@chaoste)


    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    I’m currently evaluating the usage of YITH Product Add-Ons (Pro version) over Fancy Product Designer and some questions emerged (which I will split into several tickets) before buying this plugin.

    One question would be how to move the whole Add Ons selection for the customer to a separate page (like here: https://www.medaillen.de/artikel/artikelinfo.cfm?preisgruppe=11-1262&warengruppe=Medaillen&produktgruppe=Standard_Medaillen ). So the user would first only see the general description and price range. After clicking on “Personalize” he is redirected to an extended product view (with a preview, etc.). On that page he can see and change all available Add Ons for that product.

    I saw in the documentation that your plugin already has a shortcode which I can probably just use in any place. Since you implemented this shortcode I am wondering whether you already have an example usage implemented for that feature so I could have a look into the code.

    Thanks in advance,
    Thomas

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author YITHEMES

    (@yithemes)

    5 years, 1 month ago

    Hi there,

    Add-ons only work if included in the WooCommerce <form>. So any change or customization must have this necessary condition.
    I didn’t quite understand the example you proposed, but you will still need to use WooCommerce templates.

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