Attribute-wise quantity box

[gjh42]

The example site (sleepywrap.point4design) uses javascript for all its functions. You can't even see the site without js.

You can't get a text box added to a radiobutton, at least not in the stock Zen Cart setup, but you can easily rework the problem so it disappears.

Instead of having the colors be radiobuttons or checkboxes of one "Color" option name, make each color an option name, dropdown type, and give them option values of 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. When adding attributes to the product, make 0 the default, and assign the total price for that quantity. In the product editing page, make the product priced by attributes with base price of 0.

This will show each color with a quantity box where a quantity can be selected. When the product is added to cart, the total will reflect all the color selections, saying Blue 1, Red 3, etc., with the total price. It will probably also say Green 0; I haven't tested the setup to be sure.

[Tabascoman]

indaskyes:

Were you ever able to complete the coding or find a solution for a multi QTY selection box?

Some T-Shirt

Small [quantity box]
Medium [quantity box]
Large [quantity box]
[ADD TO CART BUTTON]

I'm looking at Stock by Attributes, but I'm not sure this is what I'm looking for.

Thanks,

John

[kobra]

find a solution for a multi QTY selection box?

This might be what you are seeking??

http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=876

[Tabascoman]

Kobra:

I will look at this a bit more since you are sugesting. I did see this, so many example links were dead on the thread I started to wonder. I found one or two similar to this site:
http://www.diamondbladedealer.com/co...es-c-3_14.html
I could not tell if it was a good representation of the mod or not. Hopefully not.

I really appreciate the quick reply and will check it out.

[gjh42]

If you just want multi quantity selection and don't need the attribute stock control, the method described in post 7 will do exactly what you are asking for.

The example you give is using the product listing page to display the sizes as individual products under a "Standard Concrete Blades" subcategory - another approach that may work well for some cases.