For instance, if your customers can select a delivery date for each product, you can include a datepicker field in each row.

To add date fields to your product tables, you’ll need the Product Add-Ons Ultimate plugin as well as Product Table Ultimate.

You can use either product-level or global fields in the date column.

Using product-level fields

Add your date fields to your products by following these steps. You will need to specify ‘Date’ as the field type. There are more details on date fields here.

To add these fields as a column, you can enter field_date as a column setting. You can enter this in the main settings to ensure the column appears in all your tables or you can enter it in specific tables.

The Product Table Ultimate plugin will use the first date field it finds in any products included in the table.

Using global fields

If you prefer, you can create a single date field globally and apply it to multiple products. There’s more information here about creating global fields.

If you’re using a global field, you need to add it to your table using field_group_1234_5678 where 1234 is your group ID and 5678 is the field ID.

Additional settings

If you only have a date field and no other add-on fields associated with your products, you might want to allow the user to add the products direct to their cart from the table. To enable this, ensure you uncheck the ‘Enable integration’ option in the plugin table settings.

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Here’s how to add a snippet.

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• Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Product Table
• In the ‘Override Pages’ field, enter which pages you’d like to replace with a product table, e.g. Shop, Category, etc

The selected pages will display their products in a table instead of the standard WooCommerce layout.

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To access the plugin’s settings, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Product Table. Remember that all these settings can be overridden on individual tables.

To display the product table, see this article.

General settings

On WooCommerce > Settings > Product Table > General, you’ll see the following settings:

Override pages

You can choose to display a table layout instead of the default WooCommerce product grid on shop and archive pages. Just enter the pages where you’d like to display a table layout in this setting. You can choose from:

• Shop
• Category
• Tags
• Other taxonomy pages

Columns

In this field, you can define what columns you want to display in your product table.

Choose from the following columns:

• sku
• thumbnail
• name
• short-description
• stock
• field_date
• attributes
• categories
• tags
• price
• add-to-cart

So, if you would like to display the thumbnail, product name, price and add-to-cart for each product in your table, you’d enter thumbnail, name, price, add-to-cart into the field. Separate each item with a comma.

See this article for more information about adding date fields.

Show quantities on add-to-cart column

To show a quantity field next to the add to cart button, choose ‘Yes’ in this field.

Products Source

Use this setting to decide which products to display. You can choose from the following:

• All: display all products
• Callback: specify the name of a custom query to display products
• Categories: limit the table to displaying products from specific categories
• Tags: limit the table to displaying products from specific tags

Callback

If you choose ‘Callback’ in the ‘Products Source’ setting above, you’ll see the ‘Callback’ field. Enter the name of your custom query.

Categories

If you choose ‘Categories’ above, you can select which categories your product table will use.

Tags

If you choose ‘Tags’ above, you can select which tags your product table will use.

Variations Display

If you have variable products in your store, you can decide how to display them in your table. Your options are:

• Redirect to product page: when the user selects a variable product from the table, they will be directed to the product page itself to view the possible variations
• As separate rows: if you would like to display each variation on its own row in the table, choose this option
• As dropdowns in parent row: if you choose this option, the user will see the variations as part of the parent product row in the table

Order Table By

Choose which parameter to order the table by. You can select from:

• Product ID
• Title
• Price
• Date
• Popularity
• Rating
• Menu Order

Order

Choose from ‘Ascending’ or ‘Descending’.

Products Per Page

Use this setting to define how many products to display per page. Pagination will automatically be added, allowing the user to navigate through multiple pages of products.

Enable Add Selected Button

If you want to allow users to select multiple products at the same time, set this field to ‘Yes’. This will display checkboxes on each row and a button at the bottom of the table to add all selected products to the cart.

Link to product from name

Select this option to enable a link on the product names in your tables to the original product page. New pages will launch in a separate tab.

Product Add-Ons Ultimate

If you have the Product Add-Ons Ultimate plugin active, you’ll see some integration options here.

Enable integration

Select ‘Yes’ here to display add-on fields in the product table

Enable quickview

Check this option to display your add-on fields in a lightbox when the user selects a product.

Layout settings

On WooCommerce > Settings > Product Table > Layout, you’ll see the following settings:

Sortable columns

You can make certain columns sortable, thereby allowing the user to click the column heading and sort the rows. Just enter the columns here that you’d like to make sortable.

Filterable columns

Certain columns can be filterable – meaning that your users can select a term and only view items in the table that contain that term. Enter the columns you’d like to make filterable here. Choose from:

• Categories
• Tags
• Attributes

Filter methods

If you’ve enabled filterable columns above, you can choose which methods the user can use to filter terms. Choose from:

• Clickable terms – the filterable terms will be hyperlinked so that the user can just click a term to activate the filter
• Dropdown fields – the user can select terms from dropdown fields above/below the table

Select filters locations

If you’ve chosen dropdown fields in the filter methods above, choose where to display the fields – top, bottom, or both.

Video

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When you purchase the plugin, you’ll immediately receive an email confirming your purchase. This email also contains:

• A link to download the plugin files
• Your licence key

Click on the link to download a zip file that contains the plugin. You don’t need to unzip this – just make a note of where it downloads to on your computer, e.g. your ‘Downloads’ folder.

Installing the plugin

To upload and install the plugin, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin. You can either drag the woocommerce-product-table-ultimate.zip file into the upload file zone (see image below) or click the ‘Choose file’ button and browse to the file on your computer.

Once you’ve uploaded the file, click ‘Install Now’ then click ‘Activate’ (remember that you will need to have WooCommerce activated as well).

Enter your plugin licence

Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Product Table then click the ‘Licence’ subheading.

• Enter your license key
• Click ‘Activate this licence’
• This will ensure that you receive automatic updates

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