Making Components Dependent Using Conditional Logic
To make components dependent on other components in WooCommerce using the Composite Products for WooCommerce plugin and apply conditional logic, you can follow these steps:
Go to your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to Products > Add New.
In the “Product Data” panel, select “Configurable Product” as the product type.
Add the components you want for your composite product, specifying their attributes, prices, and any other relevant details.
Scroll down to the “Conditional Logic” section. Click on the “Add New Scenario” button to create a new set of conditions.
Here’s how to configure the scenario:
- Scenario Name: Give your scenario a unique name for future reference.
- Description: Add a description for the scenario to help you remember the conditions you’re setting.
- Conditions: Add one or more conditions to apply conditional logic to your product. These conditions determine when certain components or options should be displayed or hidden based on the selections made by the customer.
- Choose Component: Select the parent component you want to base your condition on from the dropdown list.
- Choose Condition: Choose from the three types of conditions:
- Is: If a specific parent component IS selected, then certain components or options should be shown or hidden.
- Not: If a specific parent component is NOT selected, then certain components or options should be shown or hidden.
- Any: If ANY of the parent components is selected, then certain components or options should be shown or hidden.
- Choose Products: Specify which products or variations should be affected by this condition.
- Hide Components: Checkmark this option if you want to hide the entire component if the conditions are met.
- Choose Components: Select the components you want to hide if the user selects the conditions specified above.
- Hide Specific Component Options: Check this option if you want to hide specific options within a component if the conditions are met. Select the component and condition for this.
Once you’ve configured your composite product with conditional logic, save it as a draft or publish it to make it available on your WooCommerce store.
