We’ve developed a brand-new enhanced ‘conditional logic’ functionality. It allows you to set rules that would define not only options availability (hide/show), but you can set specific price, cost, SKU, weight, or country of origin for particular combinations of options.

Steps:

1. From the option set admin panel, navigate to the Rules tab.
2. Click the Add new rule green button.
3. Click the + Add option link.
4. From the Select option dropdown menu, choose the target option.
5. Choose a condition operator from the second dropdown. It can be either is or is not.
6. Choose the value of the target option you selected in the first dropdown.
7. Optional: If you need to add more conditions, please click the + Add option link again and perform the same steps described above.
8. If you added more than one condition, you need to set a condition type. Navigate to the Need all/any of these conditions to trigger action setting above the conditions, and select either all or any condition type.
9. Click the + Add action link.
10. Expand the dropdown with available actions and choose an appropriate one.
11. After you choose an action (except the Hide options or values), please add the corresponding attribute to the field that shows up.
    • If you choose an action like “set” attribute (Set price, for example) this attribute will overwrite the corresponding original product attribute.
    • If you choose an action like Increase/decrease attribute, the attribute will be added/deducted to/from the original attribute.
    • If you choose the Hide options or values action, click the + Add option link.
12. Select the dependable option from the Select option dropdown menu.
13. Select either All or particular option value(s) from the Select value dropdown menu.

The app allows creating an unlimited number of rules, to add a new rule click the Add new rule green button again and follow the steps described above.

<aside> 💡 Note: The app doesn't allow using the same option values in several "show/hide actions" rules.

I.e the same option value won't show up in the second rule if it has already been used in the first rule.

We'd recommend grouping all the conditions that trigger the "show" action of a particular value into one rule.

For example:

If Condition1, Condition2, Condition3 etc. >> show options or values >> a particular option value.

Also, you may consider duplicating the option that is supposed to be dependable and use each copy for its own rule.

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Video guide

https://youtu.be/AWx8_H4POyM