I'm using Magento 1.4.1.1
I set up a tier price in admin panel and its working well.
The problem is in the shopping cart, it displays only 2 decimal places.
Example:
In my backend I set up a tier price 0.211 but when I check it in the shopping cart, it displays 0.21. By that, it creates a computation problem.
Like when the price is 0.210 and I ordered 250pcs the answer is 52.50,
Unlike when the price is 0.211 and I ordered 250pcs the answer is 52.75.
So there is a computation difference.
I want that the price in the shopping cart to be the same on the tier price that I set up.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks and Have a Good Day! :)
to answer your question: yes you can, but you have to change the code on many different files in magento, here you'll find more answers: http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/16337/ Don't forget to keep your magento system update proof!
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I sell screws online on a small Woocommerce shop, and because i'm selling screws i need to sell prederminated quantity (5, 10, 60, 155, 300).
Since I can't code i've tried to search online for a free plugin, but I can find almost zero information about it and i was wondering if someone could help me solve the problem via php
EDIT:
In your specific case WooCommerce Fixed Quantity will do the job. Leave a comment if you need some help with configuration.
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You should try harder. WooCommerce Advanced Product Quantities is what you are looking for.
You can use Quantities and Units for WooCommerce plugin.
i want to set different prices for the sizes of my products in different stores. I have a configurable products which has a size-attribute. Now I want to set a price of 10 EUR for the "10x10"-option in Store 1 and 20 EUR for the "10x10"-option in Store 2. Now we tried the following module: http://bsscommerce.com/magento-multistore-pricing.html but it can only handle the base price of the confiugrable product and not the different attribute prices.
I am just wondering if we are the only ones which faced the same problem. I know that magento has only the website scope option buildin to differentiate the prices in the catalog but is this the correct solution?
Does someone has a similiar problem or can suggest another module? There is this other module: https://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/store-view-pricing.html but the rating is not that great and the credentials to login in their demo-backend are simply wrong so I can't check my problem in their demo.
I need to setup a Magento Site, with two seperate websites, the same products but different prices/skus.
Right now I added in two custom attribute fields for each product with the other company sku/price. I have a flag that chooses which product sku/price to show.
Is this feasible with Magento or am I going about this the wrong way?
You can give a product a price for each website. Yes, SKU are global but as Mike stated, if you want to keep track of your stock you should follow magento logic on this.
Add your product then set a different price for each of your website.
If the product is sold either way stock will be changed accordingly and you won't run into more problems.
just my 2 cents on this.
Magento is designed so that each product has only 1 SKU. They do this so that you can use Magento to manage stock on a SKU basis. If stock is not of concern to you, then your way will work fine. However, the correct way to do this would be to have two different products.
If the two products are identical, but you just want to determine which store they came from, there are other ways to do what you are trying to do.
I'd say you're doing it wrong, but that's really just my opinion. You can go about it whichever way you choose!
Hey guys I'm looking for a module and combination of modules to let me add items to Ubercart with discounts. How did you apply them?
These items need to have their own discounts that are not applied to the entire cart, just that product. They should also not require user input to get.
The discount will be based on the quantity of the product added. That is for example:
at 1-10 items, a 5% discount
at 11-25 items, a 25% discount
and so one
So, I can have two or more products all having different discounts based on the number of each. For example:
3 apples 15% discount
1000 nuts 50% discount
I have tried a few options and had no luck, including http://drupal.org/project/uc_discounts_alt, however it is not working with Drupal 6.2.
Also, I'm ok with having to write php to get this to work so if there is something that will let me do that then awesome.
P.S. I'm new to Ubercart but I do not think this is a built in feature
Have you tried uc_coupon module ? I think it's going to help you a lot. ;)
I had this same issue once.
The first time I did it, I utilized uc_get_cart_contents, hard coded my discount conditions, and adjusted the price accordingly. Works, but, doesn't scale.
The second time, I used uc_coupon module. Saved time.
I am having the following issue with my magento, custom unfortunately, development. The scenario is that the client wants the price of a configurable product to be calculated using a specific formula that involves multiplications, while magento has only sums.
for example one of the attributes is "material" and the other one is number of occurrences so these two have to be multiplied.
I have programmed and created through scripting new products for every possible combination and assigned them to a configurable. But when I go to "add to cart" at the end the price that I have is not the one of the final product, but the one magento calculates.
Has any one been across a similar scenario? Any possible solutions?
Because I might have been to abstract, I will also write my usage example:
The store is about selling jewellery.
Attribute: stone material
Attribute: number of stones
Price: Base Value + (number of stones)x(price of stone material)
I have a strong suspicion that you are changing the price as the item goes into the cart. Is that right? Magento, for some reason which is probably justifiable but not less irritating, will recalculate the price of the item on every page load.
This means that, effectively, you must change the implementation so that the product's internal price calculation is modified to your needs, or the price will never stick.
Hope that helps.
Thanks!
Joe