I'm still working on this...I've optimized my database/products in Excel. Now I found I have 48 unique families of sizing, each of these having options (one with 78 choices).
I created 2 different sizes groups so far, one with its options. This is what I have when exporting with Easy Populate:
Code:
v_products_model v_attribute_options_id_1 v_attribute_options_name_1_1 v_attribute_values_id_1_1 v_attribute_values_price_1_1 v_attribute_values_name_1_1_1 v_attribute_values_id_1_2 v_attribute_values_price_1_2 v_attribute_values_name_1_2_1 v_attribute_values_id_1_3 v_attribute_values_price_1_3 v_attribute_values_name_1_3_1 v_attribute_options_id_2 v_attribute_options_name_2_1 v_attribute_values_id_2_1 v_attribute_values_price_2_1 v_attribute_values_name_2_1_1 v_attribute_values_id_2_2 v_attribute_values_price_2_2 v_attribute_values_name_2_2_1 v_attribute_values_id_2_3 v_attribute_values_price_2_3 v_attribute_values_name_2_3_1 v_attribute_values_id_2_4 v_attribute_values_price_2_4 v_attribute_values_name_2_4_1 v_attribute_options_id_3 v_attribute_options_name_3_1 v_attribute_values_id_3_1 v_attribute_values_price_3_1 v_attribute_values_name_3_1_1 v_attribute_options_id_4 v_attribute_options_name_4_1 v_attribute_values_id_4_1 v_attribute_values_price_4_1 v_attribute_values_name_4_1_1 v_attribute_values_id_4_2 v_attribute_values_price_4_2 v_attribute_values_name_4_2_1 v_attribute_values_id_4_3 v_attribute_values_price_4_3 v_attribute_values_name_4_3_1 v_attribute_options_id_5 v_attribute_options_name_5_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_1 v_attribute_values_price_5_1 v_attribute_values_name_5_1_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_2 v_attribute_values_price_5_2 v_attribute_values_name_5_2_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_3 v_attribute_values_price_5_3 v_attribute_values_name_5_3_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_4 v_attribute_values_price_5_4 v_attribute_values_name_5_4_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_5 v_attribute_values_price_5_5 v_attribute_values_name_5_5_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_6 v_attribute_values_price_5_6 v_attribute_values_name_5_6_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_7 v_attribute_values_price_5_7 v_attribute_values_name_5_7_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_8 v_attribute_values_price_5_8 v_attribute_values_name_5_8_1 v_attribute_values_id_5_9 v_attribute_values_price_5_9 v_attribute_values_name_5_9_1 v_attribute_options_id_6 v_attribute_options_name_6_1 EOREOR
AAW-29M 8 Color 32 0 Red 33 0 Green 34 0 Yellow 9 Size 35 0 S 36 0 M 37 0 L 38 0 XL 10 Quantity 0 0 TEXT 11 Size 2 39 0 S 40 0 M 41 0 L 12 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL 42 S Reg 43 M Reg 44 L Reg 45 XL Reg 46 2XLR 47 3XLR 48 4XLR 49 5XLR 50 6XLR 13 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL, (Long) EOREOR
AAW-001 8 Color 32 0 Red 33 0 Green 34 0 Yellow 9 Size 35 0 S 36 0 M 37 0 L 38 0 XL 10 Quantity 0 0 TEXT 11 Size 2 39 S 40 M 41 L 12 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL 42 S Reg 43 M Reg 44 L Reg 45 XL Reg 46 2XLR 47 3XLR 48 4XLR 49 5XLR 50 6XLR 13 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL, (Long) EOREOR
I am having a hard time visualizing the results, I feel totalling lost looking at the txt/cvs...The results above include some of this data:
Code:
available_sizes_id AVAILABLE_SIZES
1 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL S Reg M Reg L Reg XL Reg 2XLR 3XLR 4XLR 5XLR 6XLR
2 Adult Sizes: (Reg) S-6XL, (Long) M-3XL S Reg M Reg L Reg XL Reg 2XLR 3XLR 4XLR 5XLR 6XLR S Long M Long L Long XL Long 2XLL 3XLL 4XLL 5XLL 6XLL
I would like to import my sizes with their options directly into the database, but I can't figure out where the data is stored. I performed a search of my database via phpMyAdmin for some of my terms, e.g., Adult Sizes, and there were no results.
If there is no table/column or rows for this data, can I create these options (such as a new table or new configuration option) somewhere and then call them? Or, something else?
I am still interested in creating an order page like the one I have now. Display all the colors on the left and along the top size choices with prices for each selection.