Tables Structure
option_groups
id name
options
id name option_group_id
product_options
id product_id option_id option_group_id
product_images
id product_id images isfeatured
so what basically i want to store options according to option_group_id.
ex:
i'm creating a product T-Shirt in product_options table the records must like this.
id => 1 product_id => 1 option_id => // 1 for red and so on; 7 for small and so on; option_group_id => // 1 for color; 2 for size;
i'm fully confused how to it and how to store multiple options for single product.
every product have multiple options and images like
colors => ['red','green', 'blue']
size => ['small','Medium','Large']
images => ['img1.png','img2.png','img3.png','img4.png','img5.png']
// total 5 images limit
isfeatured => true //for img1.png
please help me how to do this...
Hi Rashid,
I cannot see how those tables are supposed to achieve the set goal. Firstly you should name things properly. You should have attributes, each having several possible attribute values. It is unclear whether you want a product to have many attributes and then in the order (or something) to have attribute values specified for them; or a product to have a direct relation with attribute values. Rethink your database schema. This looks like you are moving towards an EAV database, which is quite difficult to work with.
Fitzberg
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