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Paweł Skaba
Paweł Skaba

Reputation: 681

Woocommerce - display attribute values as a dropdown field

I've got a question regarding woocommerce and its attributes. I've got about 10 attributes like: speed, weight, color, Engine etc. What I'm trying to do is to create a search form on one page, and user after filling/selecting proper options via select fields will search for products.

Yet I've stucked with a piece of code which is suppose to create such dropdown (the one which will display ALL VALUES of specific attribute).

Code:

<?php
$subheadingvalues = get_the_terms( $product->id, 'pa_naped');
if ($subheadingvalues): ?>
<select>
    <?php foreach ( $subheadingvalues as $subheadingvalue ): ?>
        <option value="<?php echo $subheadingvalue->name; ?>">
            <?php echo $subheadingvalue->name; ?>
        </option>
    <?php endforeach; ?>
</select>

<?php endif; ?>

Main issue of this code? Simply doesn't work - displays nothing. I've double checked the attribute name in woocommerce dashboard and its name indeed is pa_naped (engine). Why its not working?

Secondly, what if I would like to make same thing but for ALL selected by me attributes (mentioned above). Should I make a kind of array or sth?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3610

Answers (2)

Akhtarujjaman Shuvo
Akhtarujjaman Shuvo

Reputation: 690

This is how I did for dietary-preference taxonomy.

$attrargs = array(
    'show_option_all'   => '',
    'show_option_none'  => 'Dieta',
    'orderby'           => 'id',
    'order'             => 'ASC',
    'show_count'        => 1,
    'hide_empty'        => 1,
    'child_of'          => 0,
    'exclude'           => '',
    'echo'              => 1,
    'selected'          => 0,
    'hierarchical'      => 0,
    'name'              => 'pa_dietary-preference',
    'id'                => 'pa_dietary-preference',
    'class'             => 'pa_dietary-preference',
    'depth'             => 0,
    'tab_index'         => 0,
    'taxonomy'          => 'pa_dietary-preference',
    'hide_if_empty'     => false,
    'option_none_value' => -1,
    'value_field'       => 'term_id',
    'required'          => true,
);

<?php wp_dropdown_categories( $attrargs ); ?>

Upvotes: 0

kashalo
kashalo

Reputation: 3562

To get all values of a term you need to use get_terms()

so your functions should look like the following: 

$subheadingvalues = get_terms('pa_naped', array(
'hide_empty' => false,
));
?> <select>
    <?php foreach ($subheadingvalues as $subheadingvalue): ?>
    <option value="<?php echo $subheadingvalue->name; ?>">
        <?php echo $subheadingvalue->name; ?>
    </option>
    <?php endforeach;?>
</select>

Reference

Upvotes: 1

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