Quote from Jiafu on December 19, 2020, 18:54
In order to express my meaning clearly, I've created a demo, the URL is:
http://caibee.com/selector-test/
The product is a variable product. It has two attributes: size and color.
It has three size: S, M, XXL
and two color: Gray, Green
So it generated 6 variations in total:
S+Gray
S+Green
M+Gray
M+Green
XXL+Gray
XXL+Green
But actually, the M size doesn't have a Gray color. So I removed "M+Gray", then we only have 5 variations.
On the page http://caibee.com/selector-test/, when I choosed filters as "Gray" and "M", I thought the result should be none. But it showed me the product "WooBeWoo hoodie".
I think the problem is the relationship between the two attributes. It should be "and", but the filter used "or".
Is there any way to solve this problem?
I'm sorry for the trouble and I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
best regards,
Jarred
In order to express my meaning clearly, I've created a demo, the URL is:
http://caibee.com/selector-test/
The product is a variable product. It has two attributes: size and color.
It has three size: S, M, XXL
and two color: Gray, Green
So it generated 6 variations in total:
S+Gray
S+Green
M+Gray
M+Green
XXL+Gray
XXL+Green
But actually, the M size doesn't have a Gray color. So I removed"M+Gray", then we only have 5 variations.
On the page http://caibee.com/selector-test/, when I choosed filters as"Gray" and"M", I thought the result should be none. But it showed me the product"WooBeWoo hoodie".
I think the problem is the relationship between the two attributes. It should be"and", but the filter used"or".
Is there any way to solve this problem?
I'm sorry for the trouble and I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
best regards,
Jarred