Hi there,

This is my first post- WooCommerce have pointed me in this direction and I thought I would give the site a go in the hope that someone can help me!

We are launching a gift website when people buy a gift they select one of six planting areas and a tree gets planted wherever they choose. The planting areas are set up as product attributes

In their "Your Account" area, we want to have a section where they can view updates about the planting area they selected. We want to call it "your evergreen account" and the planting areas will each be served by a separate webpage. We will set up six pages, one for each of the planting areas.

What I want to know is, is there an easy way to activate this so that the page that is displayed to customers is based on the attributes of the product they bought, rather than the product itself?

I have looked at CRM plugins, subscription plugins, and nothing seems to offer this functionality.

Look forward to hearing from you soon.

Many thanks,
Rebecca

If you're using some sort of login system and the relevant purchase data is in a database accessible by your site, then I don't see why not. It would simply(?) be a question of querying the DB based on the user ID to get the relevant data, then using that to choose what data/file/whatever to display in each case. Specifics will depend on the specifics of how your site and data are set up.

rebeccagoodyear What I want to know is, is there an easy way to activate this so that the page that is displayed to customers is based on the attributes of the product they bought, rather than the product itself?

Are the product taxonomies unique? You can set up product variations, so you should be able display based on those or - if the answer to the first question is yes - you should be able to link to the tag or taxonomy associated with the individual product instead of the product itself. Granted, it'll take some doing with WooCommerce - it's not the most flexible system ever made. But it should be possible using either hooks or custom template partials.

      NogDog Hi! I am just using WooCommerce at the moment, but I thought it would be this simple too, however apparently not!!

          Hi Maxxd,

          Many thanks for your reply! The taxonomies are not unique, no, they are the same for each product...

          I was thinking though, surely you can display content to people based on the size of a product they bought (i.e. kids clothes 2-3 years old) and if you can't then it is definitely something you should be able to do right?! Missing a trick IMO!

          Thanks!

            @rebeccagoodyear - look in to product variations. If I'm reading correctly what you're trying to do, I think that might do it for you - it may involve an additional plugin or two, unfortunately, but it could get it done.

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