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    Hi, I was looking at using the stock monitoring that actinic has, but found that as we sell shoes, we can't have stock per individual size and colour ? or am I missing something ?

    Thanks.

    Austin Harvey.
    Austin Harvey
    Girls Of Elegance Ltd
    http://www.girlsofelegance.co.uk

    #2
    Sorry, another thing I have a qustion on is, if we want to offer free shipping over a certain amount that is fine, but I only want this to apply to one shipping method, UK for instance, and not international, any ways of doing this ?

    Best Regards,

    Austin.
    Austin Harvey
    Girls Of Elegance Ltd
    http://www.girlsofelegance.co.uk

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      #3
      For the stock control you just need to make each unique option (size, colour, width etc) have an associated product.

      Actinic will then track the stock control of the associated products.

      Mike

      Shipping: I don't think you can do that.
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        #4
        Hi Mike, Thanks for the quick answer.

        Not quite sure what you mean with that though,

        I have a product .. say a shoe. This product has 2 attributes, a size and a colour. Size has 5 choices, 3,4,5,6,7 and colour 3 choices, black, silver, gold.

        I want to be able to know that we have 3 shoes in size 3 black in stock, and this to be updated if someone orders one.

        Where would I add an associated product for each of these choices ?

        Sorry if I am a little confused.

        Best Regards, Austin.
        Austin Harvey
        Girls Of Elegance Ltd
        http://www.girlsofelegance.co.uk

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          #5
          I think for this to work you have to have each unique option as a single choice that can be mapped to an associated product.

          For the example you give, You could do this as a drop down list with all fifteen options:

          - Gold: Size 3
          - Gold: Size 4
          - Gold: Size 5
          - Gold: Size 6
          - Gold: Size 7
          - Gold: Size 3
          - Black: Size 3
          - Black: Size 4
          - Black: Size 5
          - Black: Size 6
          - Black: Size 7
          - Silver: Size 3
          - Silver: Size 4
          - Silver: Size 5
          - Silver: Size 6
          - Silver: Size 7

          Alternative, what I tend to do, is create a single line product that I sit beneath the product picture and description. This way I end up with something like:

          Product description, picture, price etc.

          Gold Shoe Select size (drop down) Buy Now!
          Black Shoe Select size (drop down) Buy Now!
          Silver Shoe Select size (drop down) Buy Now!

          Mike
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            #6
            I agree with Mike.
            There isn't a way to choose size AND colour individually yet have the combined choice relate to the stock level of ONE associated product.
            I have to list mine as Mike put above... with each choice being a size AND colour.
            It's not pretty, tbh, but is the only way to do it.
            Tracey

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              #7
              > There isn't a way to choose size AND colour individually yet have the
              > combined choice relate to the stock level of ONE associated product

              Please be kind if I've misunderstood, but I think that you can do this.

              1. Create a product, let's call it "Generic shoe" for now

              2. Create a component below the product

              3. Create attributes for Size and Colour, each below the component, create appropriate choices for each

              4. Click on the component and then on the "permutation" tab click "Fill list".

              5. Now associate the product (e.g. black size 8 shoe), which you've already created, with the appropriate row in the permutation tab. Repeat for each row.

              6. Voila. Buyer chooses from colour and size drop-downs, and stock is monitored on the individual combinations.

              Chris
              Actinic

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                #8
                Thanks chris,
                This is something I had actually discovered after that last post and am gradually changing the website.
                I've had some problems with the full options (atttribute choices) not displaying in the cart at times though, giving a misleading information to the customer but I think it's something I was doing wrong. I'm working on it!
                Tracey

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