WooCommerce product attributes stock

Anonymous

#6236

Hi Ross,

Still no update?

Ross Moderator

#6242

Hey Marc, I haven’t managed to get back on top of the support requests yet which means that I haven’t been able to do any development on the plugin.

Apologies I don’t mean to ignore your posts, I just keep delaying my responses to them because I think I’m almost at a point where I can tell you exactly what days/dates this will be ready.

To be honest, we’re looking at next week now as I doubt there is enough time to complete this and test it this week now.

Thanks

Ross Moderator

#7316

Hey Marc I’m back on this feature again now after some other large updates – I’m looking to complete this week.

Thanks

Ross Moderator

#8477

Hey Marc

This feature has JUST been finished – I’ve just emailed you the dev version – if you could check it out and let me know its working ok for you??

Finally! 😀

Thanks

Anonymous

#9893

Hi Ross,

Sorry for the big big delay.
I use version 1.4 on a test site, made some adjustments but still no luck.

Maybe you can put me in the right direction?

I have the following page: http://bws.newfishdev.nl/shop/ (images are removed)
The first product (Joe Snyder Maxi Bulge Bikini Turquoise) has the following attributes

Small: 1x
Medium: out of stock
Large: 1x
X-Large: 1x

When I check the size “medium” on the left side, the product still appear on the right side.
Could you please tell me what I’m doing wrong ?

Thx

Ross Moderator

#9898

Hey Marc

You need to use the new options to configure it – so there in the “settings & defaults” box there is a tab – post meta…

Here you can create meta queries to modify your search results.

I can’t remember right now how woocommerce handles instock/out of stock but the data is definitely stored in a meta key somewhere… 🙂

Hope that helps for now, let me know if you still have problems with the meta query.

Thanks

Anonymous

#9926

Hi Ross,

Unfortunately the meta key isn’t availible.
I need the following key: variable_stock

Ross Moderator

#9934

Hi Marc

If it is not in the list then I don’t think it exists as a meta key…

I just had a look, and to test for out of stock I would use either of these keys:

_stock_status or _stock (notice the underscore)….

I just did a test on an old setup and set the following options:

_stock_status | char | = (equals) | instock

And this returned only products that are in stock.

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