Tax Changes

Hi,

Yes and no. You could add the Europe tax zone and all other countries to a tax rule with a 0% tax rate. But you could also not have any tax rule for them. In that case, no tax will be charged.
The difference between the two methods is that with the first one, you'll get a row with the tax name and the amount of 0 on the checkout/order/invoice, while with the other, you won't get any tax row.

So the simplest solution in your case would be to just remove the Europe tax zone from your third tax rule.

Hi,

When you activate the "floating tax prices" setting, it means that you enter the NET prices and that the customer will pay that price no matter the taxes calculated.
But in your last message, you seem to say that it's not what you want, and that you actually want the end price to vary based on the tax calculated.
In that case, you can't have floating tax prices. You need to have prices without tax entered in the products and have the tax added to these prices.
Now, updating the prices of all the products in one go will be easy with the mass actions system.
You just need to create a mass action with an action "update the values" on the column "price_value" with the mode "operation" selected and the value : price.price_value*100/120
When you process the mass action, it will update the prices of the products with that operation.
Note that thanks to the "Limitations" area of the mass action, it will by default only process the 500 first products. So you can process the mass action several times, each time incrementing the "start" field by the value in the "value" input field so that you'll cover all the products.
I don't recommend processing too much products at once as the process might crash because of your PHP limitations. 500 allows to run a mass action even on servers with important PHP limitations in place.
Note that if you process some products several times, you'll end up with wrong prices for them. So be careful. You might want to try that out on a copy of the website first.

Hi,

This won't change the prices on the invoices and orders already generated.
We could give you a quote on such a job. With a PHPMyAdmin access, we should be able to update everything in one go.
However, any PHP developer could do such thing.
You can for example contact our partner TsukiDev for such small custom work:
www.hikashop.com/home/our-partners.html

Hi,

I suppose that it's because the mass action created a 0$ price entry for these variants while before they didn't have any price entry at all and thus they would inherit from the main product price.
So if you want to avoid that issue when running the mass action on the live website, you'll have to add an extra filter on the price_value so that it is higher than 0.001. That way, the mass action won't add a price entry for the variants without one and it should avoid the problem.
Note that add the filter now and rerunning the mass action on the test website won't work as the price entry has already been entered. You would have to redo a test website from your live website and then you could test that out.

Hi,

Yes, restore the hikashop_price table. Then, run the same mass action but with an extra filter on the price_value so that it is higher than 0.001. Then it should work like you want.

Hi,

Shipping prices can't be updated through mass actions.
You would have to run a MySQL query via your PHPMyAdmin.
For example:
UPDATE #__hikashop_shipping_price SET shipping_price_value = shipping_price_value*100/120, shipping_fee_value = shipping_fee_value*100/120
where you need to replace #__ by the table prefix of your joomla configuration.

Hi,

You can edit the file product / listing.php via the menu Display>Views and change the line:
$field = 'price_value';
to:
$field = 'price_value_with_tax';