How to Control Auto Default Attributes in Advance Configurator(CML)
게시 일자: Apr 10, 2026
상세 설명
The user encountered an issue where the attribute was always defaulting to a value when configuring the product, despite not assigning a default value for the attribute.
솔루션
1. Add '@(configurable == false)' above the attribute to prevent the attribute from being set by default, as mentioned in the below screen shot.
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