Is it possible to set product limits for different variants on a ticket-selling website using Webflow?

Yes, it is possible to set product limits for different variants on a ticket-selling website using Webflow. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Create your product variants: Start by setting up your different ticket variants as individual products in your Webflow CMS. Each variant should have its own quantity limit.

2. Set up product collections: Create a product collection in Webflow to group all the ticket variants into a single collection. This allows you to apply the same settings and styling to all the tickets.

3. Add quantity fields: In your product collection template, add quantity input fields for each variant. These fields will allow users to select the number of tickets they want to purchase.

4. Limit quantity using conditional visibility: Set up conditional visibility on each quantity field to restrict the number of tickets that can be selected. You can use custom code to achieve this. For example, if you have a variant with a maximum limit of 5 tickets, you can add the following code to the "Show/hide element" section of the quantity field settings:

Custom code:{{ item.quantityLimit === 5 }}

This code will only show the quantity field if the variant's quantity limit is set to 5. If the limit is reached, the field will be hidden.

1. Display remaining tickets: To provide transparency to the user, you can display the number of remaining tickets for each variant. You can achieve this by adding a dynamic text element that shows the difference between the quantity limit and the tickets already sold. For example:

Text:{{ item.quantityLimit - item.quantitySold }} tickets left

1. Customize the add-to-cart button: Modify the add-to-cart button to check if the selected quantity exceeds the quantity limit. If it does, display an error message or disable the button to prevent users from adding more tickets than available.

By following these steps, you can set product limits for different variants on your ticket-selling website using Webflow. This allows you to manage ticket availability and control the number of tickets sold for each variant.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I set quantity limits for product variants in Webflow?
2. Can I display remaining ticket availability on a ticket-selling site built with Webflow?
3. Is it possible to disable the add-to-cart button when the maximum ticket limit is reached in Webflow?