The problem should lie in the code lines of 247 in PriceCalculationService.cs
decimal additionalCharge = decimal.Zero,
This code runs for the front-end view of products in category-view? Can any1 confirm this for me? :)
The problem is that in ProductView the calculations work. Multiplying attribute value with standard price. Tho If i add a product without attributes and only a standard price it shows up as 0 on both categoryView and productView.
And that should be because additionalCharge has the valueof decimal.Zero.
It's like cached price has the value of 12 and the standard price gets the value of 0. Think I'm onto something here. Need helpz.
:)
Using product attributes as multiplier faults product standard price
MVP
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- 7/22/2014
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Rojiva wrote:
yes on line 247 it passing default zero.
when product detail page is load it will just show normal price as it passing additional charge is passing as zero on category page and product detail page as well.
so when user change the product attribute it recalculate the price and calling the ShopppingCartControllers ProductDetails_AttributeChange action and returing the price.
and somethings wrong on that case and need to check in very detail b'coz changing the attributes related stull is complex b'coz its complex heirarchy to check each and every things where it affected.
The problem should lie in the code lines of 247 in PriceCalculationService.cs
decimal additionalCharge = decimal.Zero,
This code runs for the front-end view of products in category-view? Can any1 confirm this for me? :)
The problem is that in ProductView the calculations work. Multiplying attribute value with standard price. Tho If i add a product without attributes and only a standard price it shows up as 0 on both categoryView and productView.
And that should be because additionalCharge has the valueof decimal.Zero.
It's like cached price has the value of 12 and the standard price gets the value of 0. Think I'm onto something here. Need helpz.
:)
decimal additionalCharge = decimal.Zero,
This code runs for the front-end view of products in category-view? Can any1 confirm this for me? :)
The problem is that in ProductView the calculations work. Multiplying attribute value with standard price. Tho If i add a product without attributes and only a standard price it shows up as 0 on both categoryView and productView.
And that should be because additionalCharge has the valueof decimal.Zero.
It's like cached price has the value of 12 and the standard price gets the value of 0. Think I'm onto something here. Need helpz.
:)
yes on line 247 it passing default zero.
when product detail page is load it will just show normal price as it passing additional charge is passing as zero on category page and product detail page as well.
so when user change the product attribute it recalculate the price and calling the ShopppingCartControllers ProductDetails_AttributeChange action and returing the price.
and somethings wrong on that case and need to check in very detail b'coz changing the attributes related stull is complex b'coz its complex heirarchy to check each and every things where it affected.
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- 4/8/2019
- Turkey
Hello
Regarding your descried issue, our development team has created a plugin which might interest you, with this plugin you the product’s price would be dynamically calculated using a formula which the store owner can define for each product.
For example, if the product has “Width” and “Length” attributes and the price should be calculated by “Product’s Price = Width * Length”, the store owner define this formula in the specified section in the product’s edit details page. After that, the product’s price would be calculated when the customer enters the width and length values. You can use * instead of + for calculating the product’s price.
For more information please visit:
Calculating Price from Attributes Plugin
With best regards
HyperNop
Regarding your descried issue, our development team has created a plugin which might interest you, with this plugin you the product’s price would be dynamically calculated using a formula which the store owner can define for each product.
For example, if the product has “Width” and “Length” attributes and the price should be calculated by “Product’s Price = Width * Length”, the store owner define this formula in the specified section in the product’s edit details page. After that, the product’s price would be calculated when the customer enters the width and length values. You can use * instead of + for calculating the product’s price.
For more information please visit:
Calculating Price from Attributes Plugin
With best regards
HyperNop