Dinah Chen

Increase sales of your WooCommerce store with the Ajax Add to Cart for Variable Products plugin. This lightweight yet powerful plugin extends WooCommerce’s default Ajax add to cart feature to variable products in the product loop, which is used on shop, catalog, and other non-single product pages.
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Extends Ajax functionality: By default, WooCommerce limits the Ajax add to cart feature to individual product pages and simple products on non-single product pages. This plugin expands that capability across your store. </li>
<li>Updates variable products prices: By default, WooCommerce displays a price range for variable products on non-single product pages. This plugin changes it to reflect price of the default variation if it is set, and to reflect the lowest priced variation if the default is not set. </li>
<li>Integrates with core WooCommerce functions: This plugin utilizes WooCommerce default hooks and functions to achieve its own functionality to ensure maximized compatibility and security. </li>
<li>Enhances store sales: This plugin accelerates the checkout process for variable products throughout your store. As the result of a smoother and faster shopping experience, you’re likely to see increase in overall store sales.</li>
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Ajax Add to Cart for Variable Products

Enable Ajax add to cart for variable products on shop, category, and other non-single product pages. Boost sales effortlessly!

WP BackOffice

Link directly to a specific WooCommerce product variation using get variables – yoursite.com/your-single-product/?size=small&color=blue. This is useful if you want to send an email to customers and send them directly to a specific variation without them having to enter it in themselves.
Usage/Examples:
Attach: ‘?[variation_name]=[variation_value]‘ to the end of your product link to have the variations automatically appear on the user’s screen.
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<li>mysite.com/product/happy-ninja/?color=blue</li>
<li>mysite.com/product/happy-ninja/?color=blue&size=small (additional variations should be separated by ‘&’)</li>
<li>mysite.com/product/happy-ninja/?color=blue+green (where the variation value is “Blue Green” with the space replaced by a ‘+’)</li>
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Features:
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<li>No configuration needed, just install and start using</li>
<li>Supports an infinite number of variations</li>
<li>Fails gracefully, if the option or value doesn’t exist, the default value will appear instead</li>
<li>Default selected variations work if no product is specified in url</li>
<li>100% case insensitive</li>
<li>Works with any variation settings you have ie. custom images, prices etc.</li>
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<a href="http://wpbackoffice.com/plugins/woocommerce-direct-variation-link/" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin’s Official Documentation and Support Page</a>

WooCommerce Direct Variation Link

Link directly to a specific WooCommerce product variation using get variables (yoursite.com/your-single-product?size=small&color=blue).

Ajax Add to Cart for Variable Products vs WooCommerce Direct Variation Link