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Problem: I am using a one-to-many relationship where Products are children and Styles are parents. I would like to create a View of Products to display on the Style post. This View should only show children of the Style post. In that list of Products I would like to display an Add to Cart button.
Solution: Create a View of Products, filtered by post relationship, where the parent post is set by the current page. In the Loop, include the wpv-woo-buy-or-select shortcode to generate the Add to Cart button.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views-shortcodes/#wpv-woo-buy-or-select
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Last updated by 6 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
High there. So my client has a unique business.
We have a custom post type called "Styles". Each Style will have multiple products associated with it. SO the relationship is 1 style to Many products.
I set this up properly. As you can see here at this URL, hidden link
the Style is called "Astree" and there are two products associated with it (Accessory, Test Product 1)
I want the users to be able to add the products directly to their cart from this page. That means i need the Attributes to be a dropdown menu (Size & Color are the two attributes currently).
A similar example that you can see is on this page:
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On this page, for example, the "Style" would be "220 Thread Count Percale". And the Products tied to that Style would be:
Duvet Cover
Flat Sheet
Fitted Sheet
Pillow Cases (Pair)
Sham
Bedskirt (Tailored)
Notice how each "Product" has its own Attributes (Size & Color), the quantity selector and an Add to Bag option. I just need to know
What is the link to your site?
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Hi, I think you can accomplish this display with a View of related Products and an Add to Cart shortcode. Here's how I would set it up:
- Create a View of Product posts. Add a Query Filter to filter by by Post Relationship, where the parent post is set by the current page. If you are unable to see the Query Filter panel in the editor, activate it in the Screen Options tab at the top right corner of the View editor screen.
- Uncheck the "Don't include current post in query results" checkbox
- In the Loop Output of this View, insert the post link for now so we can confirm it works correctly.
- Place this View in the Style single post template or Layout.
- Check the results on the front-end of the site. You should see the correct child Products appear for each Style.
- Once that is working correctly, modify the Loop in the View of Products. Use the Fields and Views button to insert the "Add to Cart button - Product listing pages" shortcode. See the attachment. In the popup, you can turn on the variation selection and the quantity field if you want. Then you can delete the post link shortcode we placed earlier for testing.
- Apply your own custom CSS to style the generated Add to Cart fields.
Please let me know if I've misunderstood the request and I'll take another look.
