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Thread: Color and Size

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    jamotion is offline Senior Member
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    Default Color and Size

    Is there a way to display this correctly?

    I have the following colors: Black,Evergreen,Navy,Purple,Slate,White
    and sizes: Small and Large

    Large is only available in WHITE.

    If I enter this as is, it doesnt restrict the Large to WHITE only.

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    jamotion is offline Senior Member
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    Following up, does anyone know a solution to this?

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    Dusty is offline Member
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    There's no way to do such out of the box. An approach you might try for this is rather than discriminate the different product SKU's by attributes you could create variants for each color with size attributes for the relevant colors.

    Dusty
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    nihon is offline Senior Member
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    Just leave the stock to "0" for the garments you do not have. i think there is an appconfig for do not display items out of stock.. not sure but am sure there is something
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    AspDotNetStorefront ML 8.1.2.0/8.1.2.0

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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    At the product level page in the admin, make sure to set 'Track Inventory By Size and Color:' to yes so you can manage the variant attribute's (size/color) in the variant's page. You can then set Inventory.LimitCartToQuantityOnHand to true to not allow customers to add items less than their inventory levels. You can also check out Inventory Control.

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    jamotion is offline Senior Member
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    Thx Alfred, this looks like it will do the trick.