Woocommerce: Variable Product - get variation name

Question

I want to get the Woocommerce variable product variation name. If, for example, I have a product that is available in different sizes: small, medium and large. Then I would like to print for example "large". I have almost got it to work. The problem is, I also get the product name at the same time like: "Product name - Large" Here is my code:

$product_variation = wc_get_product($variation['variation_id']); $product_variation->get_name()

Hope someone can help, thanks. :-)

Answer 1

i have tested below code it works properly for variation name

$variationId = 39;
$variation = new WC_Product_Variation($variationId);
$variationName = implode(" / ", $variation->get_variation_attributes());
echo $variationName;

Answer 2

Use the get_varation() method. If the attribute is a global attribute it will properly get the name from the taxonomy term for the attribute, and if it's not it will return the value stored with the product.

$product_variation = wc_get_product( $variation['variation_id'] ); 
echo $product_variation->get_attribute( 'size' );

Answer 3

I believe this should work fine :

$string = WC_Product_Variation::get_formatted_name();

ref: https://woocommerce.wp-a2z.org/oik_api/wc_product_variationget_formatted_name/

Answer 4

use this here you get variation name

$productId = 1; //product id here
$handle = new WC_Product_Variable($productId);
$variationData = $handle->get_children();
foreach ($variationData as $value) {
$variation_id = $value;
$single_variation = new WC_Product_Variation($value);
$var_slug = $single_variation->slug;
echo "<br/>".$name = implode(" / ", $single_variation->get_variation_attributes());//here you get product name
}

Answer 5

Please try below code. it will output a variation name of attribute size by variation id.

$variation = wc_get_product($variation['variation_id']);
$variation_attributes = $variation->get_variation_attributes();
$variation_name = ucfirst($variation_attributes['attribute_pa_size']);
echo $variation_name;

let me know if this works for you.