Hi,
One solution is to change the quantity input setting of the product from "show select" to "show select price".
In that case, the choices available in the dropdown will be based on the minimum quantity of each price of the product available to the current user.
So you could have several prices with different minimum quantities and different "access levels" so that the choices would be different for different users and the numbers you would like to have. If the current user would have 1000 prices with different minimum quantities, then this dropdown would contain 1000 choices.
The downside of this method is that you need to configure the different prices.
Without using the prices as a basis, then, you can:
- open the hikashop_config table via your PHPMyAdmin and add an entry with the namekey quantity_select_max_default_value and the value 75
That way, the selectable quantity will go up to 75.
- add CSS code like this:
.hikashop_product_quantity_div select { width: 50px !important; }That way, you can define the width of the dropdown.
- Having different increment and minimum would require either to have different products. That would be the best.
You could edit the product / show_quantity.php and / or the layouts / quantity.php view files via the menu Display>Views.
There, you'll find the HTML for all the different types of quantity inputs.
The 'show_select' is the one you're currently using.
Changing the increment is just about redefining $increment before it is used. But you need to be a developer to add the check on the user. So having a different product would be simpler here I guess.
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