Modifier V2

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Itemmodifiers are customizable options for your items (toppings, add-ons, or special requests) that can be applied at checkout. You can also set requirements for how many modifiers can be selected at checkout. For example, you can create a modifier set of sandwich toppings, and restrict it so that maximum three toppings can be selected.

The title of this thread has been edited from the original: Creating a modifier

So I'm trying to create a modifier, any name I enter it tells me "Please enter valid modifier option" I dont know where else to go

@masterclipsbb Got it! You'll want to head into your Weebly editor and select Item Library. Once your services are shown there, you'll click one and scroll down until you see Modifiers. It looks like this on the page:

From there you'll click the Manage modifiers button and choose which modifiers you want to display under that item/service. Once you save them, they'll show up for your customers when they book online.

Are these the steps you're following to create your modifiers? One thing to make sure of is that you're putting a price next to each modifier, even if the price is $0.00, it still needs to be entered.

So I was able to create a modifier set but can I client pick them when booking online? To be specific I own a barbershop and my clients book online for their cuts, I added Hot Towel Shave and Eyebrows as add-ons but they doesnt really show when booking a haircut. Why not and how can I have this add ons added to the list.

Thanks for your help @nika I was able to create modifiers and add them to the items, however, I can't seem to figure out how to make this appear on the menu for the clients. I don't have the Manage Modifiers tap you just showed me, mine looks like this:

Hi @masterclipsbb, I'm having the same problem you were experiencing. My clients can't select a modifier when booking an appointment. I see you figured it out, would you mind letting me know what you did?

It is not currently possible to add a selectable modifier to services for online booking, @jackc27.

This is a feature request we are tracking here - we'll update the thread if this changes!

I've a men's shirt with 4 different colors and few different sizes. Some sizes ran out for this particular color but available in other color. Not sure, how to specify this on Square online store. I'm new to the online store and currently working on building my first online store. Any answers would be appreciated.

Let me clarify here. We have same design shirt with different colors(brown, black, white & blue) and few sizes(M, L, XL). Some colors are out of stock for that particular sizes but this color is available in other sizes. Not sure how to put it on square online store. Do I use Variation or Modifier or both for this particular issue?

Hi Ashley K, I tried the modifier but it doesn't help. Let me be specific with my issue. I have shirts in 4 different colors (brown, black, blue and white). They come in different sizes (m,L,xl,2xl,3xl). But I have limited stock on some sizes and for some colors. How to use both Modifier and Variations to make it look professional? Please help. Today I tried just the Variation. It works but doesn't look professional.

Hi Nika_S, I tried the modifier to add sizes but stock availability option is not in modifier. So, I had to use Variations where I did write Color and sizes together, and under the stock option, I put quantity available for that size and color. This doesn't look professional for the shoppers but it works for me temporarily until I get the correct method.

They work by changing how an object is displayed and rendered, but not the geometry which you can edit directly.You can add several modifiers to a single object to form The Modifier Stackand Apply a modifier if you wish to make its changes permanent.

Represent physics simulations. In most cases, they are automatically added tothe modifiers stack whenever a Particle System or Physics simulation is enabled. Their only role is to definethe position in the modifier stack from which is taken the base data for the simulation they represent.As such, they typically have no properties, and are controlled by settings exposed inseparate sections of the Properties.

Users can make their own categories by making geometry node groups assetsand assigning them to a Asset Catalog. This catalog name will be the category name.If a user creates a catalog with the same name as one of the built-in categoriesthe node group will be added to the bottom of the corresponding menu.

Every modifier has a unique name per object. Two modifiers on one object must have unique names,but two modifiers on different objects can have the same name. The default name is based on the modifier type.

While it shows edited items in their final, modified positions, you are still actually editing original data.This can lead to strong and unpredictable effects with some tools,and should be disabled whenever you need to perform complex or precise editing on the mesh.

Stores the result of that modifier in a new relative shape keyand then deletes the modifier from the modifier stack.This is only available with modifiers that do not affect the topology (typically, Deform modifiers only).

Stores the result of that modifier in a new relative shape keyand keeps the modifier in the modifier stack.This is only available with modifiers that do not affect the topology (typically, Deform modifiers only).

In a modifier stack, the order in which modifiers are applied has an effect on the result.Therefore the modifiers can be re-arranged by clicking the grab widget (::::) in the top right,and moving the selected modifier up or down.For example, the image below shows Subdivision Surfaceand Mirror modifiers that have switched places.

"Feature Request: Support selecting the same modifier more than once from username glenas" there are about 80 comments requesting for this specific update. So I was trying to comment there but it was locked. So here I am staring new thread to request this feature.

Please make an update regarding modifiers. It won't let me choose same modifier more than once. And I have to calculate the amount and write it down by hand on the receipt to add same modifier more than once. It seems like many Square users need this feature and I don't understand why it has not been updated since 2018. Please make it possible to choose same modifier multiple times. Thanks.

YES! Trying to build a beer bucket and allow the customer to choose 5 different beers. Maybe on 2 different kinds but 5 beers total. Thought I had it figured out by adding our beers as modifiers and letting the bartender hit the modifier 5 times to add the kind or kinds of beer. But due to the fact you only allow one charge one time even if the modifier is chosen 5 times, it doesn't work. Using the plus key to add the modifier more than once doesn't add the price more than once. Because I have customers that get different multiple kinds, I'm leaving money on the table if I don't figure this out. I'm pulling my hair out here! I need my bartender to be able to add a modifier more than once and charge for it each time! I am obviously a bar & restaurant and have been using square for years but if I could fix this one issue by switching over to another platform, I am sorry square, but I would be gone. So tired of trying to figure out how to make your idea of how things so go out here work in the real world lol

Second this! We opened a restaurant two months ago, and I was absolutely dumbfounded how this wasn't already a thing. Every other POS system I've ever worked with can do this. We have taco combos and the monstrosity of a modifier list I've made to get around this is horrible.

Alright so removed the bambu slicer and redownloaded it. did the exact same thing. deleted the modifier from the part as a negative modifier. Downloaded Orca. and it did the exact same thing deleted the modifier from the main body. Any ideas? I can send a video on here.

The VoiceOver modifier is a key or set of keys you press with one or more other keys to enter VoiceOver commands. You can set the VoiceOver modifier to be the Caps Lock key or the Control and Option keys pressed at the same time.

You can make it easier to enter VoiceOver commands by locking the VoiceOver modifier. For example, when the VoiceOver modifier is locked, you enter VO-Shift-M by pressing just the Shift and M keys at the same time.

When the question was brought up at lunch, my co-workers and I couldn't think of reasons why someone might be opposed to using the protected modifier on a class. Setting the premise of the question aside (which assumes that many developers are in fact opposed to the protected modifier; are they?), we tried to figure out why.

Personally, the only times that I've used the protected access modifier on a class is when I've written code that I might want to supplement in a test environment. For example, I might write a base class with no debugging information and then create a new class for testing, inheriting from the base class and overwriting its methods to add in debug output code before/after the base method calls. I suppose I could just as easily use a design that involves interfaces and dependency injection to accomplish the same goal, but my only experience with protected has been for testing purposes. In this case, the only reason to avoid protected is because you can accomplish the same thing in better ways.

NOTE: Because the professor is asking a general OOP question not specific to any one language, I'm not sure if answers might be weighted differently because of different implementations of protected in C#, Java, etc..

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