I want to create a "Smart Bundle" that allows customers to build their own custom pack while enforcing a mandatory selection of one item per category.
Current Structure: The bundle consists of 3 distinct categories, each containing 3 different product options:
Category 1: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
Category 2: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
Category 3: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
The Challenge: I plan to visually separate these categories using Headings or Paragraph lines. However, a standard "Quantity Limit" of 3 items for the entire bundle doesn't work. It allows a customer to pick 2 items from Category 1 and 1 from Category 2, leaving Category 3 empty.
Requirement: I need to enforce a validation rule where the customer must select at least one (1) item from each specific category before they can proceed to checkout.
Question: How can I apply quantity limits or "validation logic" at the Category level rather than the Bundle level to ensure a balanced selection across all three categories?
I want to create a "Smart Bundle" that allows customers to build their own custom pack while enforcing a mandatory selection of one item per category.
Current Structure: The bundle consists of 3 distinct categories, each containing 3 different product options:
The Challenge: I plan to visually separate these categories using Headings or Paragraph lines. However, a standard "Quantity Limit" of 3 items for the entire bundle doesn't work. It allows a customer to pick 2 items from Category 1 and 1 from Category 2, leaving Category 3 empty.
Requirement: I need to enforce a validation rule where the customer must select at least one (1) item from each specific category before they can proceed to checkout.
Question: How can I apply quantity limits or "validation logic" at the Category level rather than the Bundle level to ensure a balanced selection across all three categories?
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