My website has b2bking and I want to have tiered pricing and moq order per variable product, and not variations. Meaning a user can buy total 12 of a product, but of 3 types, so variation A = 4, variation B = 4 , and variation C = 4. I want the tiered pricing of 12 to activate then. However, when I set up a dynmic rule for it and click sum up variations, the load time for add to cart becomes insanely long. Moreover I want the MOQ to also function the same way, but done on the backend and not the front-end
-> To set a moq per variable product (a total moq across all variations), the only way is to configure it via dynamic rule as follows:
(in the rule, select the main variable product, not individual variations).
-> Regarding a problem with load time: this is quite strange / difficult to say what is happening there. Possibly there is a conflict or some error occurring but it is hard to know more without looking into it.
It would be great if we could check this directly.
Would it be possible to share a backend site access or access to a staging site? If so, it would help if you can also tell us how to test / reproduce the issue with the load time, e.g. which item we can add to cart to see it.
I figured it out, the loading time was because AJAX add to cart was not enabled, moreover, I want to add moq for per attribute basis, for example, you must order 24 of the same color
My website has b2bking and I want to have tiered pricing and moq order per variable product, and not variations. Meaning a user can buy total 12 of a product, but of 3 types, so variation A = 4, variation B = 4 , and variation C = 4. I want the tiered pricing of 12 to activate then. However, when I set up a dynmic rule for it and click sum up variations, the load time for add to cart becomes insanely long. Moreover I want the MOQ to also function the same way, but done on the backend and not the front-end
Hi there,
-> To set a moq per variable product (a total moq across all variations), the only way is to configure it via dynamic rule as follows:
(in the rule, select the main variable product, not individual variations).
-> Regarding a problem with load time: this is quite strange / difficult to say what is happening there. Possibly there is a conflict or some error occurring but it is hard to know more without looking into it.
It would be great if we could check this directly.
Would it be possible to share a backend site access or access to a staging site? If so, it would help if you can also tell us how to test / reproduce the issue with the load time, e.g. which item we can add to cart to see it.
Kind regards,
Stefan
I figured it out, the loading time was because AJAX add to cart was not enabled, moreover, I want to add moq for per attribute basis, for example, you must order 24 of the same color
Regarding MOQ, there is currently no way to set it based on attributes.
However, you could set it based on category, or based on tag.
To do that, you can configure a dynamic rule and choose a specific tag in configuration, for example:
I believe it could work as you described if you created a tag or category for each color and applied it to your products.