Ah, so the variant function adds the features as well. Will try that. --Sven
2008/11/17 David E Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > There are tools in the catalog manager for creating variant products from a > virtual product. Just create a product, set Virtual=Y, add some selectable > features, and go to the "Variants" tab to generate variants. > > -David > > > > On Nov 16, 2008, at 7:19 PM, Sven Wesley wrote: > > Hi Scott, fast reply. :) >> >> So, the features are required too. I thought that it was enough to make >> the >> virtual/variant only. >> I added the features and now it's working. Thanks a million! >> >> Now I just have to convince the staff to do both steps... ;) >> >> Regards, >> Sven >> >> >> 2008/11/17 Scott Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >> Hi Sven >>> >>> Things to check off the top of my head:1. The virtual product should >>> have >>> isVirtual set to Y >>> 2. The variants should have is isVariant set to Y >>> 3. The virtual should be associated to variants with an association type >>> of >>> Product Variant >>> 4. The virtual should have the features associated as Selectable >>> Features >>> 5. The variant should have the features associated as Standard Features >>> >>> Other than that just compare your setup to the demo product GZ-1006 >>> setup. >>> >>> Regards >>> Scott >>> >>> 2008/11/17 Sven Wesley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> >>> Hi all, >>>> >>>> I've nabbleing and trying different way sof configuring a setup of a >>>> variant >>>> product with no luck. I can see the product in the web store with the >>>> description etc, but none of the variants show up. If I go to the >>>> Catalog >>>> manager I clearly can see the product and its variants in the quick >>>> >>> admin. >>> >>>> Can anyone guide me with at least the minimum steps needed to get a >>>> >>> variant >>> >>>> working? >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> Sven >>>> >>>> >>> >
