Im looking for a way to add several prices for a single product in WooCommerce, I'm using version 2.6.11.
For example:
Product: Beer Fest
Prices:
Pre-sale: $10
Same-Day: $30
VIP: $100
Could anyone point me on the right direction?
You can use Variations.
Just declare a Product as "Variable", define an attribute as "Prices" and each value of that attribute is going to be "Pre-sale|Same-Day|VIP".
In Variations just click in "Use Attributes as Variations", That way you can declare a price for each attribute.
Pre-sale : $10
Same-Day : $30
VIP : $100
A quick way of how it will display.(It may vary depending on your theme)
I believe you'll want to make your Beer Fest product a "variable Product". This allows for variations in price, images, etc.
Documentation for WooCommerce Variable Products:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/variable-product/
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So I am making a large Woocommerce shop for a customer, now they sell motorcycles and people can change all kinds of aspects about their vehicle (color, seats, saddle bags (optional), etc.).
Now creating variations from all these attributes (180 variations) is alot of work if I have to price each and every single variation (yes I know I can set a price for every variable at once), but isn't there a way for shopkeepers to give a price to their attributes so that when a variation is created with a certain attribute the product takes the standard price and adds the attribute prices?
There is no native way of settings an price on attributes. The only way to do so is installing an extra addon: https://wordpress.org/plugins/markup-by-attribute-for-woocommerce/
I want to add is inclusive or is exclusive configuration to per product basis.
Currently, Magento provides global configuration about catalog product price are inclusive: Yes/No.
Please check the screenshot.
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I want to do the that highlighted setting per product basis.
for ex:
Product A: Catalog price $1000 [INCL]
Product B: Catalog price $225 [EXCL]
Then My cart shows something like
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It should be highlighted price for the second product due to its settings.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
To achieve This Kind of functionality you have to use following Extension.
http://www.anowave.com/marketplace/magento-extensions/magento-tax-vat-switch-menu/
i already did This kind of functionality in my site
My Magento store is running 1.9.1.0. All of the products within my store have a default price of $0.00 because the price is determined from "custom options" that are selected within a product's page.
Although, one of my "custom options" for a product is based from 15% of the entire product's price. For some reason, it does not work. I am assuming that it does not work because the default product's price is $0.00 and it does not take the price after all of the custom options have been selected into consideration.
I would like some guidance on how I can make it so that the "custom option" for 15% takes into account the full amount after all custom options have been selected.
Thank you for your help in advance.
here is two way to do this work
Way : 1
If your Product Price is $0.00 and you want to change the Price 15% as per the option
then you can try the Group Product in Magento
here you have the base Product Price is depend on the Selected Products Price
Way : 2
You can create a attribute based on the Price like : tmp_price and put the product Price here and calculate the 15% of the Price of the option using the customization
let me know if can help more in this task
In Sylius I can create variant of of a product, for instance 3 sizes of a t-shit, each size have different price. This is a nice solution if I have a product with one thing that has an impact on a price.
What about situation, where I have a Tshirt which have many options that have an impact on price, like:
Size
Material
Color
and few more
I cannot create product with variants, of each configuration. It should be for example in a way, that this particular option has an impact on price by adding to it some amount of money or %. This is like Adjustment, I think. But how to use it for products?
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I need to define a product with some options that have impact on price, like Adjustments. Then when User adds product to cart, he/she chooses some options. Each of these options changes the product price. So base product has price $20. But when user adds it to cart, change 3 parameters, then the price should be $35. And this product with $35 price should be added to a cart, and then to an order.
You can consider listening to product or variant post create event, then in your listener check what options are set and adjust price according to options.
Maybe You can use custom PriceCalculator which must use CalculatorInterface.
In this class could be implemented all custom logic which depend of product.
I have two attributes for a product,first one is the unit price and second is the case price.
The unit price is the default price of the magento,for the case price i create a new attribute named case pirce.
My question is i display the prices in the product description,but it is not allowing me to add the case price to the shopping cart
Am i doing some thing wrong here,if so let me know the solution.
One way to achieve this is using the new "Qty Increments" feature in conjunction with Tier Pricing. If you look in the Inventory tab on the Product Edit screen, you can enable Qty Increments and set a value, which will enforce that the customer add products to the cart in batches equal to a multiple of the Qty Increment value.
Products are added in quantities of 1, so a "case" isn't really a logical unit to the system. Some options:
You could use javascript to add the product to the cart in the right quantity (for a case), but the user will be able to adjust this quantity.
You could create a second, related product as "Case of X", but the inventory will not match up.
You could create a product option for single/case quantities with a price, but this seems somewhat unintuitive and also has the quantity problem as above.*
You could create a grouped product with a fixed quantity. This is a bit contrived, but makes the most sense from a bookkeeping perspective.
Let me know if you have any questions. Hope that helps!
Thanks,
Joseph Mastey
magento calls it "tier pricing" you should try and configure your "cases" by quantity and assign a discount for it