Products Fields
Commerce Products fields allow you to relate products to other elements.
# Settings
Commerce Products fields have the following settings:
- Sources – the product types you want to relate entries from. (Default is “All”.)
- Limit – the maximum number of products that can be related with the field at once. (Default is no limit.)
- Selection Label – the label to be shown on the field’s selection button. (Default is “Add a product”.)
# The Field
Commerce Products fields list all of the currently selected products, with a button to select new ones:
Choosing Add a product opens a modal window for finding and selecting additional products:
# Templating
If you have an element with a products field in your template, you can access its selected products with the field handle:
{% set products = entry.myFieldHandle %}
That will give you an element query prepped to output all the selected products for the given field.
See Relations for more info on the relatedTo param.
# Examples
To check if your Commerce Products field has any selected products, you can use the length filter:
{% if entry.myFieldHandle|length %}
{# ... #}
{% endif %}
Loop through all the selected products using all():
{% for product in entry.myFieldHandle.all() %}
{# ... #}
{% endfor %}
Rather than typing entry.myFieldHandle every time, you can call it once and set it to another variable:
{% set products = entry.myFieldHandle.all() %}
{% if products|length %}
<h3>Some great products</h3>
{% for product in products %}
{# ... #}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
You can also add parameters to the element query:
{% set clothingProducts = entry.myFieldHandle.type('clothing') %}
If your products field is only meant to have a single product selected, remember that calling your products field will still give you the same element query, not the selected product. To get the first (and only) product selected, use one():
{% set product = entry.myFieldHandle.one() %}
{% if product %}
{# ... #}
{% endif %}