CrystalPhoenix18 Posted November 25, 2014 Share Posted November 25, 2014 I sell fabrics in my shop. I have created attributes that relate to the size of the cut piece of fabric, since Prestashop won't allow decimal quantities (II know there's a great module out there for it, but I can't afford the $300 to $400 USD for it). I have 4 attributes: Fat Quarter, Fat Half, Full Yard, and Custom Cut. Since I have several hundred fabrics, I would like to do a csv import, but I don't understand the codes to put in (value, position, etc.). Can someone help with this? Here's an example: SKU 1234 - all four cut sizes apply to this fabric. Retail is $100.00 per full yard. So I need a csv file that reflects each type of fabric cut and its impact on the price - a fat quarter is 25% of the retail price or $25.00, a fat half is $50.00, and a custom cut I put to "0" and ask the customer to telephone or email us with his/her required size, then send an individual Paypal invoice for the requested size. What exactly do I enter into the fields of the csv file so all the information is entered correctly? I've looked at this sample and I still don't get it: 1000; Color:color:1,Size:select:2; Red:1,L:1; 1000 What are the numbers for? I know 1000 is the SKU/ID, but why list color twice and what does the 1 stnd for and what does the "select" stand for? Sorry to be such a nube... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrystalPhoenix18 Posted December 3, 2014 Author Share Posted December 3, 2014 (edited) Nobody can help me with this? Even to direct me to a tutorial or other thread? I've tried a few combinations, but none of them seem to work, so I must be doing something wrong - here's one try: id price quantity attributes 1097 20.5 1 Fabric cut:Fat quarter yard (18" x half width of fabric) :0 1097 40.75 1 Fabric cut:Fat half yard (36" x half width of fabric):0 1097 81.5 1 Fabric cut:Full yard:0 1097 0 1 Fabric cut:Custom Cut:0 The part after "Fabric cut:" is the attibutes I've defined, copied exactly. Nothing changed when I tried to import this file. ANY help would be appreciated! Edited December 3, 2014 by CrystalPhoenix18 (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bhaskey Posted January 4, 2015 Share Posted January 4, 2015 (edited) Hi CrystalPhoenix18, The numbers are just for order of the Attribute and attribute value. For example your attributes: Fabric(which has values:Silk and Cotton) and Length(Fat quarter, Fat half , Fat full etc). And suppose you have combinations like this: Silk - Fat quarter: $100 Silk - Fat half: $200 Silk - Fat full: $400 and something else combinationations of price for Cotton of qtr half and full. Attribute (Name:Type:Position)* Value (Value:Position)* Impact on price Fabric:select:0,Length:select:1 Silk:0,Fat quarter:0 -300 Fabric:select:0,Length:select:1 Silk:1,Fat half:1 -200 Fabric:select:0,Length:select:1 Silk:2,Fat full:1 0 Fabric:select:0,Length:select:1 - It means Fabric is a drop down(select) and will appear first(order is given 0). Length is also a drop down and will appear after fabric option(order is given 1). Hope this helps. It works for me - I use PS 1.6.0.9 Edited January 4, 2015 by bhaskey (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
psandmore Posted February 16, 2015 Share Posted February 16, 2015 If you sell fabrics, please look on this module. Many fabric store already use this module. Especially if you use multidimensional plugin. Review the demo site. This module allows decimal quantities,that is what you need. http://psandmore.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrystalPhoenix18 Posted February 23, 2015 Author Share Posted February 23, 2015 Thank you, PS & More - looks like a great module but I can't spend that at the moment. Thank you to bhaskey, I think I can work with your explanation. I don't have multiple choices - just the single dimension (fabric name does not change - just the measurement). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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