Hikashop sets the price to zero

Hi,

The "retail price" is the "MSRP". So that's a field you can fill in to display the price at which the product is usually sold at elsewhere.
In most cases, you want to leave that field empty.
Instead, you want to use the "+" icon on the prices list below to add a price to the product. Then, you'll see several input fields, where you can enter the price of the product with or without taxes, and restriction on the quantity (so that you can have different prices for different quantities purchased at once), etc.
That's where you want to add your price, otherwise, if you just have a "retail price" and no "price", the system will think you didn't set any price for your product and it will display as "free".

Hi,

There is no option to turn it off.
If it doesn't work, then it would mean that you must have a javascript error on the page or something like that.
Hard to say what it could be. We would need to look directly at the situation.
Could you provide a backend access along with a link to this thread for reference via our contact form so that we can look into it ?
www.hikashop.com/support/contact-us.html

Hi,

Thank you for the backend access.
I was able to see that you have an issue similar to what was reported somewhere else a few days ago. We've already added a patch for it but since you have a build of the 4.4.2 from before that you didn't get the patch.
Download again the install package of HikaShop on our website and install it on yours and you'll get it. It will then work fine.

Hi,

That's strange, I can see that you indeed did the install of the 4.4.2 with the patch (since the build number in the "version" displayed on the HikaShop configuration has been properly incremented), but you still don't have the change in the file media/com_hikashop/js/hikashop.js like I can see in the file of the install package.
It's as if Joomla didn't overwrite the file with the new version because of a permission issue on the file.

So let's do it differently.
Replace the code:

for(var i = 0; i < scriptsAlreadyLoaded.length; i++) 
					if(scriptsAlreadyLoaded[i].getAttribute('src').includes(result[1]))
						return '';

for(var i = 0; i < scriptsAlreadyLoaded.length; i++) {
					var src = scriptsAlreadyLoaded[i].getAttribute('src');
					if(src && src.includes(result[1]))
						return '';
				}

Hi,

No worries. It's probably a caching issue with the browser or server.