Volume Price Range

Not sure what it was, but code accepted this morning.

It has made no different though.

It is confusing why the listing price is rendered differently in the 'show_default' and 'listing_table' when the original 'listing_price' code is changed.

If I looking into the code (and I am not a coder) for listing_table,

I see that code responsible for rendering the 'listing_price' in 'listing_table' is as follows:

<?php
            if($this->params->get('show_price','-1')=='-1'){
              $config =& hikashop_config();
              $this->params->set('show_price',$config->get('show_price'));
            }
            if($this->params->get('show_price')){ ?>
            <td class="hikashop_product_price_row">
            <?php
              $this->setLayout('listing_price');
              echo $this->loadTemplate();
            ?>
            </td>
          <?php } ?>

<?php
            if($this->params->get('show_price','-1')=='-1'){
              $config =& hikashop_config();
              $this->params->set('show_price',$config->get('show_price'));
            }
            if($this->params->get('show_price')){ ?>
            <td class="hikashop_product_price_row">
            <?php
              $this->setLayout('listing_price');
              echo $this->loadTemplate();
            ?>
            </td>
          <?php } ?>

Hi Nicolas,

Thanks for reply.

Just to clarify, here are the two displays:

1) Table Layout

On this page, it displays each product with,

• AU $ 1.51 each
• AU $ 1.26 10+
• AU $ 1.04 100+

• AU $ 1.51 1 to 10
• AU $ 1.26 11 to 100
• AU $ 1.04 100+

Ok... it is down to this

if(isset($this->row->prices[$nextMin])) {
echo ($price->price_min_quantity+1)." to ".$this->row->prices[$nextMin]->price_min_quantity;
} else {
echo ($price->price_min_quantity)."+";

When displaying the results of this (show_price) on the Product Page :
the 'if(isset($this->row->prices[$nextMin]))' argument is true and the prices are displayed via:
echo ($price->price_min_quantity+1)." to ".$this->row->prices[$nextMin]->price_min_quantity;
( and rendered as 1 to 10, or 11 to 100, etc)

BUT..When displaying products on the Product Table ,
the 'if(isset($this->row->prices[$nextMin]))' argument is NOT True and the prices are displayed via
echo ($price->price_min_quantity)."+";;
( and rendered as 1+ , or 10+ , etc)

So, as both are rendering from show_price, (customized by the code supplied) why is the statement true on one page and false on the other?

Please, I REALLY need this to work

Hi,

The problem come from that in the listing the products seems to not have the same prices.

Could you give us a backend access ?

Hi Xavier,

I PM'd the login details

Hi Xavier,

You say "The problem come from that in the listing the products seems to not have the same prices",

That's not correct!

I have checked all layouts and the prices are the same for both 'Product Table' and 'Product Default'.

There is something wrong with either the code provided or the way the code is being treated by 'listing_table'.

Without the provided 'Listing_Price' code amendment, both table layout and product display the same. With the code added, they display differently.

Hi,

The problem is that when it's a product listing the $nextMin value should not be equal to $k +1, because the $k isn't incremented by 1 in the listing but by another value.
So it will require more edition in the product_listing view.

Actually we don't have time to provide this kind of code, besides it's a customization, not a bug so it's not our priority.
I suggest you to post a request in the commercial job section of this forum, or ask to a third developer.

Hope that you understand.

Regards.

A bit dissapointed that it has taken over two weeks to determine.

I am more than happy to pay.

I do think you should consider correcting whatever is creating the conflict for futre editions as tier pricing is very important to many and the default display style is very clumsy.

Yes, I understand.