Closed khalibloo closed 2 years ago
Hi there! Thank you for your suggestion. You can assign only one category to one product for now. We will discuss your feedback. Thanks!
It's not on our nearest roadmap but I think we'll need it anyway at some point.
Is this "some point" in a near horizon? :P
For my newer saleor projects, I'm ditching categories for the storefronts. I use collections and navigation menus to achieve the same hierarchical arrangement as categories, but with the flexibility of being able to assign products to multiple collections.
It is a chore to have to manually make large navigation menus, though. There's a bug on the dashboard where the menu items "fight back" whenever you try to sort them. So I often just do this from the django shell.
We use custom storefront, and our categories tree is "complex".
Right now trying to figure how to import and sync more than 150k products.
We use custom storefront, and our categories tree is "complex".
Right now trying to figure how to import and sync more than 150k products.
How did you realize that?
@Izayda still not solved, when i refer to our categories tree, i'm talking about our real catalogue, not Saleor's one.
We need to find a way to mimic the same hierarchical structure. Maybe using collections metadata and setting a "parent collection". But performance is a concern here.
Its a shame this is not present given there are discussions from 2015. Most of all e commerce sites have this. Such a basic and crucial feature. Maybe its quite difficult to add it on the existing saleor core.
This is a basic feature for all e-Commerce. one to many mapping need to be done from 1 product to multiple categories in DB
Hello,
is there any update on this, possibly on the horizon?
What I'm trying to achieve
We sometimes run into situations where a single product can fall into multiple categories. Depending on how the category tree has been modeled, the categories may not even be closely related. For example, a laptop bag may be rightly classified under computer/electronics as well as under school bags. Other common examples are fashion products that belong in both "men" and "women" categories. Related: https://github.com/mirumee/saleor/issues/278
Describe a proposed solution
Allow a product to belong to multiple categories.
Other solutions I've tried and won't work
Collections do not quite fit this situation. When a user browses through a store, categories have the advantage of being organized in a tree structure, and therefore easier to understand.