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# clunky's recent posts (12 messages )
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| [](/forum/4-how-to/46330-how-to-show-weight-in-sales-backend#47339) | [how to show weight in sales backend](/forum/4-how-to/46330-how-to-show-weight-in-sales-backend#47339 "Hi Nikolas how to display weight in total and per product quantity at back end? like below pictures and If it is not doable, how to include total weight in email notification to administrator?? like 'new order has been created... order (number).. sub total (number)... weight (number)' Or any other way to inform administrator the total weight of one order?? Thanks") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 14 years 7 months ago, by [loling](/forum/user/989-loling "View loling's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/46330-how-to-show-weight-in-sales-backend#47687 "Yes, it's basically the same... Just replace $info->product_weight by ($info->product_width*$info->product_length*$info->product_height)") 14 years 6 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:11 Views:1235 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/46330-how-to-show-weight-in-sales-backend#47687 "Yes, it's basically the same... Just replace $info->product_weight by ($info->product_width*$info->product_length*$info->product_height)") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 14 years 6 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6931) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6931 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6927) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6927 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6921) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6921 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6905) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6905 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6902) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6902 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6901) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6901 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6899) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6899 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6893) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6893 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6886) | [products variants quantities](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities#6886 "Hi I have just read all 32 pages and cannot find an answer to my situation. I have a cake shop, selling cakes with toppings. The cakes can be bought individually or in multiple quantities. The toppings can be bought individually too. Can HikaShop do the following? Present the user with the product @ £5 with toppings variants @ £1 with a quantity box so that the user can select how many of each topping variant they want to have and then have the cart check to make sure that if they have selected say 13 toppings but only 12 cakes it shows an error? Maybe a tall order but I need to know. Cheers") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 15 years 9 months ago, by [clunky](/forum/user/986-clunky "View clunky's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") 15 years 9 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") - [1](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=0 "Page:1") - [2](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20 "Page:2") | Replies:20 Views:3927 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/6850-products-variants-quantities?start=20#6939 "My question was about the possibility of having several toppings for one cake. From your past examples you don't mention that possibility, so I wondering why you'd want a quantity box for sauces ? Suppose that you have a product with two characteristics: sauce and frosting: Cake £5 per unit frosting: (dropdown with the different frostings) sauce: (dropdown with the different sauces) (qty box) (add to cart button) Suppose that you want to buy 12 cakes with a choice of vanilla frosting, 4 with red sauce, 4 with blue sauce and 4 with white sauce which is the example you gave earlier. You select the vanilla frosting and the red sauce, set the quantity to 4 and click on (add to cart). Then, you change the sauce to blue and click again on add to cart. Finally, you change again the sauce to white and click again on add to cart. You now have 12 cakes in your cart, 4 per sauce type, and you can proceed to the checkout. In that scenario, I don't see why you would want a quantity box for sauces since each sauce selection is "attached" to one cake.") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 15 years 9 months ago |
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