Severity: S4 - Affects aesthetics, professional look and feel, “quality” or “usability”.This information will help during Confirmation and Issue triage processes. Please provide Severity assessment for the Issue as Reporter. Only the input field is hidden, the label remains visible Validation triggers on hidden nested input fields The input location and associated label should be hidden according to the dependency.When the chooser is hidden, the validation does not run on hidden nested inputs.$element->setData('after*element*html', $input->getElementHtml()) $input->addClass('validate-number')->addClass('validate-greater-than-zero') $input->setData('class', 'widget-option input-text admin_control-text')
Simple product configuration overrides configurable product configurations for a specific product.Ī simple product can have custom options with a variety of input controls, which makes it possible to sell many product variations from a single SKU.ElementFactory->create('text', ['data' => $element->getData()>) Simple products can be included in configurable, bundle, and grouped product types. On the Save ( ) menu, choose Save & Close. To view the product in your store, choose Customer View on the Admin ( ) menu. If you are ready to publish the product in the catalog, set the Enable Product switch to Yes.
Select the Notify Quantity Use Default checkbox. To set a notification for inventory quantities, do one of the following:Ĭlear the Notify Quantity Use Default checkbox and enter an amount in Notify Quantity.
To change settings and quantities per assigned source, do the following:Įnter an amount update the Qty for on-hand stock. To manage the quantity and status of the source, click Advanced Inventory and set Manage Stock to Yes. Select the checkbox next to the source(s) you want to add for the product. The Assign Sources page displays.īrowse or search for a source you want to add. Assign Sources and Quantities (Inventory Management)įor Multi Source merchants using Inventory Management, scroll down to the Sources section and assign sources and quantities: The selection varies by attribute set, and you can complete them later. There might be additional individual attributes that describe the product. To feature the product in the list of new products, select the Set Product as New checkbox. Select the checkbox of each category that is to be assigned.Įnter the Category Name and choose the Parent Category to determine its position in the menu structure. To assign Categories to the product, click the Select… box and do either of the following:
See the following Assign Sources and Quantities (Inventory Management) section.Īccept the default Visibility setting of Catalog, Search. Multi Source merchants add sources and quantities in the Sources section. Inventory Management: If you enable Inventory Management, Single Source merchants set the quantity in this section. When the product is saved, the Store View chooser appears in the upper-left corner.Ĭhoose the Store View where the product is to be available.Įnter the Quantity of the product that is currently in stock.īy default, Stock Status is set to In Stock. The form is updated to reflect the change.Ĭhoose attribute set Step 3: Complete the required settingsĪccept the default SKU that is based on the product name or enter another.īecause the product is not yet ready to publish, set the Enable Product option to No. In the list, choose the attribute set that you want to use. To choose the attribute set that is used as a template for the product, do one of the following:įor Search, enter the name of the attribute set. On the Add Product ( ) menu at the upper-right, choose Simple Product. On the Admin sidebar, go to Catalog > Products. Simple product Step 1: Choose the product type When you finish the basics, you can complete the advanced settings and other settings, as needed. Each required field is marked with a red asterisk ( *). The following instructions demonstrate the process of creating a simple product using a product template, required fields, and basic settings. A simple product with custom options is sometimes referred to as a composite product. A simple product can be sold individually or as part of a grouped, configurable, or bundle product. One of the keys to harnessing the power of product types is learning when to use a simple, standalone product.