Re: only show the product price registered users

You can do that by restricting prices to only some user groups with the Business edition of HikaShop.

When you edit a product, you have a prices area on the right. There, you can add several prices. Once you save the product with the several prices, you have an icon which appears in the 'access level' column of that prices listing and you can click on it to restrict each price to one or several user groups.

Thank you for your feedback.

Hi,

When you create the price in the product, you'll find an "access level" setting that you can use to restrict the price to some user groups.
So select "registered" there and the price will only show to registered users.

Hi,

No. That's how we've been telling merchants to do it for more than 10 years and it does the job fine, so we never saw the need to make it differently.

Between a view override and a translation override, I personally think that a translation override is better. It's much more lightweight and won't be able to cause any issue in the future. With a view override, if some code we have in there isn't compatible with Joomla 6 or 7, or PHP 9 or 10, it could break the pages and necessitate some work in the future.

Now, if you want to find which view file is used where, I would recommend you to activate the "Display view files" setting of the HikaShop configuration page:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/1...-display.html#layout

Hi,

Indeed, in that case, you'll want to have a view override to change the "free" text dynamically based on whether the product is truly free or its price is not accessible to the current user.
I think you'll want to edit the file product / listing_price.
There, you have this line:

echo JText::_('FREE_PRICE');

$db = JFactory::getDBO();
$db->setQuery('SELECT price_id FROM #__hikashop_price WHERE price_product_id == '.(int)$this->row->product_id);
$hasPrice = $db->loadResult();
if($hasPrice){
    echo JText::_('YOU_NEED_TO_REGISTER');
} else {
    echo JText::_('FREE_PRICE');
}

Hi,

To find the correct view file when you want to do an override, you can use the "Display view files" setting:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/5...g.html#advanced_main
For the add to cart button on the product details page, it's in the product / quantity view file:

echo $this->loadHkLayout('button', array( 'attributes' => $attributes, 'content' => $content, 'fallback_url' => hikashop_completeLink($classical_url)));