ability added affecting available cart configs confusing consider customers days detailed feature features finish forward html implemented info item lines list offhand option pages passed price product requested robin setting sku thank-you thank-you-emails thank-you-page thank-you-pages try type value values variable variables variants variations weight wow

Would e-junkie consider making product option values available as a variable to use in thank you e-mails/HTML pages? The product is listed as [Item Name] [Option] when it's in the cart ("T-shirt Gray Cotton"), but the closest you can get with a variable is [%sku%], which is hard to make buyer-friendly ("T-shirt TGC").

If we had variables for [%option_1%], [%option_2%], [%option_3%]...etc, customers could have the name of the product displayed the same way from start to finish, which I think is the least confusing for them.

Quite a coincience. This feature was requested by a client a couple days back. We'll make these available very soon.

Wow, fantastic. I look forward to that.

Has this (the ability to include option info in our thank you pages) been made available yet?

Is this still on the list of features to be implemented in the future?

That's a good question -
Robin and gang - What's the latest on this?

Offhand, I am not sure if this has been added already, but the following values are now supported in thank-you emails:

For "Variations which tell more..." setting:

[%on0%]
[%on1%]
[%on2%]

[%os0%]
[%os1%]
[%os2%]

For "Variants affecting price/weight/..." setting:

[%o1_title%]
[%o2_title%]
[%o3_title%]

[%o1%]
[%o2%]
[%o3%]

You might try putting them in a thank-you page and see if they work there too now? BTW, you can make your SKU value pretty much anything you want, as long/detailed as you want it -- anything you type up to the first "," in a Variants line will be passed as [%sku%], so your Variants configs could have lines like this:

Black Large Pocket T-shirt,20.00,16.00,23,Black,L,Pocket
Black Large Plain T-shirt,20.00,15.00,42,Black,L,No pocket
etc.

Thanks! I'll give that a shot!