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I am wondering if someone has tackled having product variations as thumbnails rather than a dropdown option.

Have a look at this page: http://www.partytimerentals.com/catalog/product/basic-poly-rounds

You see that I have loads of variations for that particular table linen, but my end user has to look through a load of item options. I need a way to show them the associated swatch, and when they click load that variation. The same as now, just as I said, an image thumbnail rather than a select box.

Any direction on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Here is a mockup of what I am looking for: http://cloud.um-me.com/0f1a2p1b1T0A

Aaron

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  • That's a whole lot of options to show a thumbnail for all of them. Could you draw up a quick image/diagram for what you're after and edit the question to add this image?
    – o_O
    Commented Aug 21, 2012 at 1:12
  • Added a PDF link Commented Aug 21, 2012 at 19:18
  • Ah, when I see thumbnail I think bigger. IDK why since a thumbnail is small but I always think bigger. You're thinking more like your avatar picture here. I will look into it and post something later.
    – o_O
    Commented Aug 21, 2012 at 19:42

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Once i've got the same problem and I went through this issue Here there are different solution and suggestion.

I was looking for a module who shows the color instead of text so I have chosen this module Fancy Attribute . You can create a taxonomy with a field color and add the hex code of the color, then you can use it as a variation.

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    The module will also work with an image instead of a hex code, so it can be used for any kind of an attribute. Commented Oct 28, 2012 at 20:07
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I ended up writing a custom to module to handle this. I did a db_query to pull the attributes and thumbnails, and used jQuery to change the select menu upon clicking the image.

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