Product options have moved to AddOnBoss
Product options now live in AddOnBoss. Everything you built still works: install AddOnBoss and it is all there.
Giving a simple product choices like colour and size, without creating WooCommerce variations, is now AddOnBoss. So is pricing by measured size, custom fields on a product’s own page, and print positions.
BundleBoss stayed what it always was: the bundle builder.
Why they separated
Section titled “Why they separated”Two different jobs had grown inside one plugin. Bundles are about selling several products together. Product options are about one product offering choices. Plenty of shops want one without the other, and paying for both to get either was the wrong deal.
They are built to work together. A bundle can still contain a product that carries option sets, and the choices flow through exactly as before.
What you need to do
Section titled “What you need to do”If you used product options: install AddOnBoss. Your sets, fields and positions are read straight from where they already are. Nothing needs rebuilding and nothing was deleted.
If you only build bundles: nothing. Carry on.
Where the documentation went
Section titled “Where the documentation went”| What you want | Where it is now |
|---|---|
| Option sets, reusable choices | Option sets |
| Attaching options to a product | Product options |
| Selling by measured size | Measured pricing |
| Pricing from a table or a supplier’s grid | Price tables |
| Custom fields on a product page | Fields |
| The quantity grid on a product’s own page | Quantity grid |
| Print positions and on-photo preview | Positions |
| Colour swatches | Swatches |
Still in BundleBoss
Section titled “Still in BundleBoss”Options inside a bundle are still here, because that is a bundle behaviour: an item in a bundle can offer choices, and a shopper configures each one as they build. See bundle items and choice slots.
Per-item personalisation on bundle items is also still BundleBoss. See personalisation.