[SOLVED} WEIRD! Price change not displayed

-- url of the page with the problem -- : www.divorcetoolbox.com/program-products
-- HikaShop version -- : 3.4.0
-- Joomla version -- : 3.8.7
-- PHP version -- : 7.2.4
-- Browser(s) name and version -- : Chrome/FF/Edge/IE - all updated

I have 4 products on a client site. I changed 'all' of the retail and sale prices to $99. However, one two client products they are still showing as $129.00. On the two professional products, they do show as $99.00

Client link: https://www.divorcetoolbox.com/program-products

Professional link: https://divorcetoolbox.com/professional-programs

Here is the price field of one of the client products:

Nicholas,

My bad. I have disabled AdminTools so you should be able to access the URL's.

There are no variants. I have disabled the taxes but that didn't fix the issue. FYI, I sent your super user credentials as I re-enabled the user account.

Honestly, I've used your system for years and I have never seen this issue. That's why I'm really stumped.

Nicolas,

Thanks. I'm fairly positive I have never edited this view so I'm not sure how the subscriptions got into it unless it was when I was editing the Akeeba Subscriptions, which incidentally, the client has decided not to offer at this time.

So I downloaded the most recent version of HikaShop Business, unzipped and copied the "front\views\product\tmpl\listing_price.php" to the "templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/product/listing-price.php". This fixed the displayed price as the product price.

Do you see any issues with me fixing it this way?

Nicolas,

Are you saying that this view file may be altered by changes we may make in Akeeba Subscriptions?

Nicolas,

OK, I have this same issue but on another product, Curriculum Guidebook and Video. I did rename the listing_price.php in the public_html/templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/product folder, based on an earlier recommendation. I have confirmed that there are no Akeeba Subscriptions in play here and that the hikashop_price table records match up properly to the products so the $149.00 should be showing on the checkout.

It displays fine on the product listing:
https://www.divorcetoolbox.com/curriculum-guidebook-video

But once you add it to the cart, the price changes to $99.00. Previously, we had a discount but I have deleted and removed all discounts so I don't see how this could be the issue.

When I put the error reporting to 'Development', I get this just above the product image:

Deprecated: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; plgHikashopAddBcc_status_email has a deprecated constructor in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/plugins/hikashop/addBcc_status_email/addBcc_status_email.php on line 12

Notice: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/checkout/listing_price.php on line 117

Notice: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/checkout/listing_price.php on line 208

Notice: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/checkout/cart.php on line 744

Notice: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /home/XXXXXX/public_html/templates/g5_hydrogen/html/com_hikashop/checkout/cart.php on line 838

Jerome,

I set this up before HikaShop came out with their HikaSubscription product. The issue is involved with changes to the listing_price.php and cart.php files in both the 'checkout' and 'product' folders, to integrate with the Akeeba Subsriptions in the templates 'html' folder. If I remove those files, the pricing works fine but then we have no control over subscription period for the subscription products. What is happening is that for whatever reason, the price is being picked up from Akeeba Subscriptions even though there is no linkage that I can see in the setup for the Akeeba Subscriptions to the HikaShop coupons for this particular product which is a straight purchase. I'm assuming that somewhere in the code, if it doesn't find a 'matching' product record, it just defaults to one of the Akeeba Subscription levels. As the changes are extensive and I do not know either product well enough to follow the flow of changes, I would like to see about changing to the HikaSubscription product, thus keeping it 'all in the family' with HikaShop.

Basically, here is what we need to do:

A viewer purchases a specific product, with or without a coupon, and upon completion, the user is added to a group which gives them access to specific pages which has video sessions. Now this is permitted automatically now in the standard HikaShop product settings so there is no issue with group assignment. The issue is that we need to limit access to the product (video sessions) for a certain number of days (60 currently) and, once that period has passed, the user is removed from the user group.

Does your HikaSubscription product provide this capability?

Nicolas,

Thanks. I'll recommend this to my client as I think it would be better to be 'all-HikaShop' for support purposes only! It is the 'real' strength of HikaShop. I'm glad I standardized on it for all websites back almost six years ago. FYI, I have 499 emails still in archives for HikaShop!

Nicolas,

OK, I purchased the HikaShop Subscription and installed it. After reading the documentation, I created two plans, one for each of the two products that a subscription period will be assigned. I edited each product to add the subscription plan with the 60 days set.

In addition, I have disabled 'all' Akeeba Subscriptions components/plug-ins as well as renamed the cart.php and listing_price.php files in both the html/com_hikashop/checkout and html/com_hikashop/product folders which fixed the issue with the separate non-subscription product that was not calculating the correct price. I will uninstall the AkeebaSubscriptions in a few days.

As far as I can see, that is all I have to do. Am I correct?

Nicolas,

Sorry for the name confusion, I'll try to remember HikaSerial Subscriptions.

I enabled the plugin: GroupSubscriber - HikaSerial Subscriber.

Here is how I setup the subscription plan for the Divorcing With Children (dwc) product. Once purchased, the user is able to access content for the products assigned user group for 60 days. Once the 60 days has expired, the user 'should' be automatically removed from the assigned user group.

Jerome,

I want to ensure I 'fully' understand what you are saying. By setting up the HikaSerial Subscription plan, that add-on will handle the assignment of the purchaser to the user group as well as removing the user from that group after the subscription period has expired (will require a cron job for removal). So I 'should' remove the assignment of the purchaser to a user group on the product via the Custom Field - User Group After area. Am I correct?

Jerome,

Thanks for the clarification. I've removed the assignment of user groups on the products.