Tell us what you are trying to do?
I am working on a Font End Product Submission Form. As part of the Product submission, I want the User submitting the Product via Form to be able to create Add-ons such as Goods/Services /etc.
For example, if a User is listing a T-shirt for sale, he can create the option of selling a hat for an extra 10. If a User is selling Tickets to an event, he can create the option of buying a meal in advance for a surcharge.
In order to do that, I think I need to create Repeatable Fields on the Product Submission Form but I am not sure how to link the extra fields items to pricing and quantity. These are Product Add-Ons or so they are part of the main product submission and not necessarily need their own listing.
Is there any documentation that you are following? No
Is there a similar example that we can see?
The example of any shop selling products with different additional items related to the product.
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Hello, when you say "Add-ons", are you referring to Product Add-ons as provided by this WC extension? https://woocommerce.com/products/product-add-ons/
Or are you using the phrase "add-ons" more loosely, referring to some Types fields added to the Products post type?
If you are referring to the WC extension Add-Ons, unfortunately Forms is not integrated with that extension. I'm not familiar with the WooCommerce APIs that would be necessary to manage those extra fields, and they look . It would require a significant amount of custom code that falls outside the scope of support we offer here.
If you are just looking for ways to add extra fields to a Product post, then
Forms that create Products are somewhat limited in scope because Products contain so many special features. Simple Products and External/Affiliate Products are supported, but Variable Products and Grouped Products are not. See more information about using Forms to create Products here: https://toolset.com/course-lesson/creating-woocommerce-products-using-front-end-forms/
One other thing to note: it is not possible to manage a Repeating Field Group (RFG) inside another Form that creates or edits the parent post containing those RFGs. Each row of an RFG must be added individually using a separate Form, and RFGs can only be created or edited after the parent Product post is created by Forms. More information about editing RFG with Forms: https://toolset.com/course-lesson/front-end-forms-for-repeatable-field-groups/
