Trying to demonstrate Inventory Kits. Wondering if there is an oversight ( or under-sight) with assigning parts.
One kit has NO options, but many parts. But, for each included part it appears I need to assign an attribute with a required radio button with the default set and inventory tracking set to be able to assign the part (most parts are also independently sold products in the catalog). There are other kits that will have choices but also with common parts that are not part of an option. If they were related to the option, more like the how-to docs, It makes some sense to assign the part to every option in the attribute. But, these kits have parts that are included regardless of the attribute options. Additionally, displaying many included radio buttons might be chaotic.
I need to advise the client for the project development impact. CSS and alternate page templates or customized product-attribute templates could handle the scenario of course. Wondering if there is already a solution I haven't seen or if this is a Dream Feature scenario.
Thank You,
Scott
One kit has NO options, but many parts. But, for each included part it appears I need to assign an attribute with a required radio button with the default set and inventory tracking set to be able to assign the part (most parts are also independently sold products in the catalog). There are other kits that will have choices but also with common parts that are not part of an option. If they were related to the option, more like the how-to docs, It makes some sense to assign the part to every option in the attribute. But, these kits have parts that are included regardless of the attribute options. Additionally, displaying many included radio buttons might be chaotic.
I need to advise the client for the project development impact. CSS and alternate page templates or customized product-attribute templates could handle the scenario of course. Wondering if there is already a solution I haven't seen or if this is a Dream Feature scenario.
Thank You,
Scott
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