I have created a warranty as a product in magento which has 2 custom checkbox options. This product (warranty) does not have any specific page so I would like to display both the custom options of a warranty products as checkbox when selected one of the custom option the product (warranty) also should get added to the cart. I want to display this addon product (warranty) only when the cart amount is larger then $2000. Is there any way to achieve this function without having to create a module. I have attached a screenshot below to illustrate the custom option.
without having to create a module.
No, there is not way to achieve this functionality without programming a custom module.
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I am developing a magento store. We need two custom steps during add to cart functionality.
When we click add to cart button for a simple product, we need to open two pages with few selected options. One changing some option Price should be updated.
I am new in magento development. Please help.
Below is what we want.
Step1.
Step2
Step3
You can also use custom options for the products Go to
_admin->catalog->manage Product->[select a product]->custom options
But for each product you need to add options .
You can have an option for add price for each option and it will automatically reflected in your price.
If the pop up is necessary then you can design the custom option part in to a pop up with design customization.
I am developing a eCommerce site and my client want to product on rent functionality.
for e.g : On Add To Cart page a product has delivery + return date on add to cart page
Suppose I have select date from 24 to 28 and I would product on try on specific date so when I add to cart product then trial product also added with charge.
E.g Screenshot attached:
You can use Woocommerce Product Add-ons
The Product Add-Ons extension allows you to add additional paid (or free) options to your products using several field types including radio buttons, checkboxes, drop-down fields, custom text inputs and more.
I am currently developing an interface that allows you to customize a product. I am implementing on Wordpress, but I need to generate an order after you finish the customization process. So it is necessary that the data is added as a product in the shopping cart WooCommerce. Is that possible? What would be the procedure?
As per your requirements i assume a following scenario
For example you have a site which which sells printed Tshirts.
The flow of this example site is that a user comes selects a tshirt, customizes the tshirt product say by adding Tshirt's color, Image on tshirt and Tshirt's size.
These customization added by the customer at the frontend on product page or cart can be stored in post meta for that order.
So if your case is some what like this then Yes this is possible.
And you can use the following links which will help you to achieve your goal.
How to Add Custom Data to WooCommerce Order
and
Custom WooCommerce Order Meta
Let me know if this solution works for you.
I have an application which is a T-Shirt customizer which works very good on it's own. But I need to integrate it into prestashop. So after a user uses the application to customize a t-shirt he has to click Add to cart and the product will be added to cart with a custom price and description.
What I need is for this output to be injected into the PrestaShop cart as a custom product with all the custom information and also the generated custom product image to display next to the details in the cart.
So I have the customizer done, I have allready made a custom module and page for Prestashop but I don't know how to integrate it with the cart. My prestashop knowledge is limited.
How can I do this?
When you use this code in CartController.php
$this->context->cart->addTextFieldToProduct($this->id_product, $r["id_customization_field"], Product::CUSTOMIZE_TEXTFIELD, Tools::getValue('product_description'));
then you only save your custom-description in a customization field. But how do you change the price for this customization?
Of course you have to override getPriceStatic method in product.php file to recalculate the custom price. But there is also another problem: what if the customer add same product into the cart but with a different customization and also a different custom price?
Different customization-text is handeled by your used method and is therefor added correctly to the cart, but the different price calculation just overwrites the first custom price because both customizations are associated with the same product.
I did something similar. Here's how I dealt with it.
My module works on its own. I stored customization in the database via object model from the customizer module. Each customization have an ID.
Prestashop offers customization for each products. I hide it from the customer on the prodct page but I use it to store the ID of the customization. That way, you can see in the cart the customization ID for each customized product.
I used _addCustomization method in the Cart object to store the customization ID. Here's a small example:
$context = Context::getContext();
$result = $context->cart->_addCustomization($id_product, $id_product_attribute, 1, 1, $id_customization, 1);
Hope I'm clear enough.
Does this help you out?
I have several hundred products in my Magento store, all of which have a very similar set of custom options. I used one product as a template, and copied its custom options to all of the other products so that all of the products currently have the same set of custom options.
I would like to disable or hide certain custom options for some products in my store without deleting the option completely. Right now, I only have the ability to delete an option for a product entirely. For example, some products cannot currently be ordered in different colors, but they might be later; I'd like to be able to disable the color option rather than delete it and re-add the entire list of colors later.
Does anyone have any similar experience who can provide me with some help with this problem? Thanks, I really appreciate the help!
Using custom options for attributes like "color" is not a correct approach for Magento. Magento has special product type - Configurable product for the catalog structure you're trying to achieve.
Here's benefits you'll get from using configurable product instead of custom options:
Automatic stock management. You won't need to enable-disable your custom options as soon as some physical item is out of stock - Magento will do it for you.
You won't have to copy all custom options to a new product you create. The attribute for the Attribute set this product belongs to will automatically be available for new entries.
You will have ability to filter your products by the color attribute on Category page using Layered Navigation.
Here's the guide how to create configurable product from the official Magento wiki.