Volume Price Range

Hi, I am using the Business and am wondering about displaying volume price ranges.

I have attached an image to explain:

Can I get the price ranges to display as:

AUD5.00 1 to 5
AUD3.00 6 to 9
AUD2.00 10 to 99
AUD0.95 100 to 999
AUD0.25 9999 +

Instead of:

AUD5.00 each
AUD3.00 per unit for buying at least 9
AUD2.00 per unit for buying at least 99
AUD0.95 per unit for buying at least 999

Thanks in advance (Great product BTY)

Hi,

Yes it's possible, you have to replace the lines:

			if(isset($price->price_min_quantity) && empty($this->cart_product_price) && $this->params->get('per_unit',1)){
				if($price->price_min_quantity>1){
					echo JText::sprintf('PER_UNIT_AT_LEAST_X_BOUGHT',$price->price_min_quantity);
				}else{
					echo JText::_('PER_UNIT');
				}
			}

			if(isset($price->price_min_quantity) && empty($this->cart_product_price) && $this->params->get('per_unit',1)){
				$nextMin = $k + 1;
				if($price->price_min_quantity>1){
					if(isset($this->row->prices[$nextMin]))
						$price->price_max_quantity = $this->row->prices[$nextMin]->price_min_quantity;
					else
						$price->price_max_quantity = '999';

					echo $price->price_min_quantity." to ".$price->price_max_quantity;

					//echo JText::sprintf('PER_UNIT_AT_LEAST_X_BOUGHT',$price->price_min_quantity);
				}else{
					if(isset($this->row->prices[$nextMin])){
						$price->price_max_quantity = $this->row->prices[$nextMin]->price_min_quantity;
						echo "1 to ".$price->price_max_quantity;
					}else
						echo JText::_('PER_UNIT');
				}
			}

Hi Xavier,

thanks for that. Greatly appreciated.

Am i right in guessing the $price->price_max_quantity = '999'; will be standard across all products?

Is there a way to have that set to 1+ to whatever the last increment is?

See attachement:

In the code given, the value 999 is to set the max product quantity, I think that it's better to replace it by "..." or just display

echo "From ".$price->price_min_quantity;

Brilliant... it works.

I changed the 999 to a ~

But.. Is there a way to code it so that if there is no higher price increment, the echo could return the following

echo $price->price_min_quantity." + "

Thereby rendering
AUD5.00 1 to 9
AUD3.00 10 to 99
AUD2.00 99 to 999
AUD0.95 999+

Not a coder, but can you have two echos, with the second one being used if the first condition is not met?

Bingo

Thanks Jerome, (appreciated)

Is there a way not to have AUD0.95 750+ at the cat display level? (see image)

Hi,

Yes it's possible, you just have to disable the option "Display price" in HikaShop > Display > Content menus or modules configuration.

Thanks Xavier & Jerome,

A Great help (as always with Hikashop)

There are a few other things I am trying to do with this tier pricing but I will give it a go and see how I get on before posting the Q.

Hi Xavier & Jerome,

ok... I have tried to achieve something by coding myself but cannot work it out.

Brilliant Jerome!

Thanks you so much.

Hi again Jerome & Xavier,

I am now trying to get this volume pricing to work on the Product Table display:

Hi,

This is the same view which is used for the listing or the product page "product / listing_price".

Morning Xavier,

There are displaying differently:

Here is the link to the Ferrite Disc 5x3 (the one highlighted in the image provided)
geneva.directrouter.com/~magnetgr/index....discs-5x3&Itemid=230

Hi Nicolas,

Thanks for your reply.

If I remove the custom code (as given) from the listing_price file, they both display correctly.

But using the code that was supplied, means they display differently (as you correctly say)

Any idea what is missing from the code that is not adjusting the table display prices correctly?

Hi Nicolas,

that gives a Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '-', expecting ',' or ')'

Hi,

I think that you forgot a ")" in the line or something else.