Hide "common price" on product details listing

I recently updated a client's site to HikaShop Business 3.0.1. Now on a product details page there is Common price: $xx.xx Our price: $xx.xx each. How do I hide or remove the "common price: $xx.xx"?

Thank you, Please put in a request to add an option in the HikaShop Configuration settings such that the administrators can turn this feature on our off. It is not a good thing that the code must be altered.

Where would you add that css to hide the common/ retail price?

Ok, great. Thanks for your help.

Is there a way to make it default not to show common price or our price for each product? This is far more complex than it should be -- for non-technical users, there should be an option to click a check box to have this appear or not appear!!!!!!!!

We publish business-to-business information. It has a price, but that's neither a "retail price" nor a "common price" - by the way, I've never before heard the term common price!

So while we might want Price to show, we would NEVER want either retail price or common price to show on our website pages.

Likewise, for products with variants, the feature you're providing for "retail price" and "common price" only lists one price, rather than the pricing for each variant option.

I hope that helps to explain why we'd never want to show the fields you've created as defaults in the way you've set them up.

Hi Nicolas,
You wrote:
"So far, no one could explain to us why it would be useful to have a retail price in a product and not display it on the product page.
So we still don't see any reason why we should add an option for that.
Could you provide more information on that ? "

Well, I can give you a good reason: we sell at retail prices! Except for a group of logged-in customers who have a lower price.
As soon as those customer are logged in, it's OK. The see: Common price: 8,95 € Your price 7.40 €.
But before logging in, AND the other, 'regular' customers, see: Common price: 8,95 € Your price 8,95 € !
That's a bit silly and suggests they do not get the best deal.
So IMHO there should be ab option, or even always, hide it when the prices are equal.

Hello Philipe,

It took some time, but now I tried to apply your second suggestion.
But I cannot find the view file for the override. None of them seems to have the variables $your_price or $common_price.
For example, nothing in products/listing_div.

Please indicate where I can apply the changes, thanks a lot in advance!

Eric

Hi,

The string @$this->row->product_msrp > 0.0 actually occurs 3 times: in lines 16, 18 and 50.
After replacing them with @$this->row->product_msrp > $price->price_value_with_tax, the product details still show both prices!
How can I solve this?

Hi Jerome,

I see, well, please put it on the TODO list and hopefully it will be included in a future update!
Thanks in advance.

Best regards,
Eric

How about doing it this way.

While in product go down the page to pricing area. Leave retail price blank. The line below the retail price you can click the + button on the right allowing you to add pricing and restrictions.

If I'm thinking correctly, I would do it this way...

1. Create two separate prices in the restrictions area.

2. Under the discounted Price I would check mark "only" the access level that pertains your logged in users who get the discounted price.

3. Under the second non discounted price I would check mark all access levels "except" the access level for your logged in users...

4. Find the right Display view and change the text next to the price with an override to what you want.

So, if they are logged in they see one price, if not logged in see another price. No double pricing.

Just a theory, have not tested. Good luck and let me know if it solved your problem.

Eric

Hi,

Obviously this works and we are doing it. But you miss the opportunity of showing:
Regular price: € 8,40 Your price: € 7.95
And that's the whole point of it.
Regards