Disabling a filter (attribute) of a product

some garbage similar to custom ... You don't have any filters left. you can do it with the help of an additional field associated with the filter - this is option 1 you can do through the lineup - this is option 2

The model range is not suitable for a number of reasons. I don't want to create separate product cards of "models" and actually make duplicates of products only with their modification. Custom is probably not suitable for me either, for the reason that soon I will jump to the OS and, accordingly, it’s not a fact that custom will switch to the OS. Although, if it does, then it is fashionable to consider this option. But the second option, to make additional fields associated with the filter, is interesting, but it is not entirely clear how this will work. Do I understand correctly that you propose to create an additional product field for each product filter, link them, and if, for example, I have lost some color, then just make the additional field hidden? Please write in more detail how you see this option.

And yes, I am now redoing all the products specifically for the remains of the filters.

And the point is that when the filter is knocked out (blocking it, hiding it, etc.), the system should not let this product and the filter pass even to check for availability. And to knock it out, preferably with automation. For example, set up a procedure in which we will chop off the selected filter with actions. In general, you understand. ))

[quote] Pyatetsky Nikolai Nikolaevich OneBox Insiders wrote: The model range is not suitable for a number of reasons. I don't want to create separate product cards of "models" and actually make duplicates of products only with their modification. Custom is probably not suitable for me either, for the reason that soon I will jump to the OS and, accordingly, it’s not a fact that custom will switch to the OS. Although, if it does, then it is fashionable to consider this option. But the second option, to make additional fields associated with the filter, is interesting, but it is not entirely clear how this will work. Do I understand correctly that you propose to create an additional product field for each product filter, link them, and if, for example, I have lost some color, then just make the additional field hidden? Please write in more detail how you see this option. [/quote] making an additional warehouse color field associate with product filter you make an arrival indicating that you have goods in stock in the color XXX and voila no other crutch I will make and discuss

It's all very cool. But when knocking out the goods, it means that he left the supplier and not in my warehouse. From here, the functionality should work in the system in the following way - if the supplier does not have this particular color or / and size, then it cannot be added to the order, or if an order with these attributes entered, then at least highlight the line, etc.

[quote] Pyatetsky Nikolai Nikolaevich OneBox Insiders wrote: It's all very cool. But when knocking out the goods, it means that he left the supplier and not in my warehouse. From here, the functionality should work in the system in the following way - if the supplier does not have this particular color or / and size, then it cannot be added to the order, or if an order with these attributes entered, then at least highlight the line, etc. [/quote] If we are talking about suppliers, then it is easier for you to go through the lineup and the table that we have been finalizing not long ago

That's pain. I don't want to duplicate products for every color and size modification. The commodity base will be very large + the choice of goods in the personal account will become more complicated.

[quote] Pyatetsky Nikolai Nikolaevich OneBox Insiders wrote: That's pain. I don't want to duplicate products for every color and size modification. The commodity base will be very large + the choice of goods in the personal account will become more complicated. [/quote] and I don't want to make a fool of the product) think the other way then for example, in the direction of availability by filter by suppliers