Go to your category details page and set a "Price ranges" field to your price ranges. Separate ranges with a semicolon e.g. "0-199;200-300;301-" (301- means 301 and over)
I have a similar question regarding price ranges. I have products with price ranges depending on the quantity purchased, the price goes down. How do I display the lowest price as the price of the item instead of the highest price on the page. For example
I have a pricing structure as such
Qty 10+ 20+ 30+ 40+ Price $5.00 $4.00 $3.50 $3.00
The way prices are currently displayed is like this
On a related note, there needs to be some error checking either on the input field for "Price Ranges" in CategoryDetails.aspx or the parsing logic in PriceRangeFilter.ascx.cs "GetPriceRangeList()" because the category page will throw exceptions if the format you specified is not met verbatim.
One of the designers at my company didn't know how to properly use the feature and came to me when he got exceptions while viewing a Category. A try{}catch{} would be a sufficient solution IMO.
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