peter at pajamian
May 1, 2008, 6:38 PM
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On 05/01/2008 01:19 AM, IC wrote:
> You can do this by modifying the CommonAdjust setting in your
> catalog.cfg like this (untested):
>
> CommonAdjust :sale_price, ;:price, ;$, :related, ==:options, pricing:q5,q10
>
> Note that once you do that ALL the prices in the pricing table will be
> applied as adjustments, and not used as initial prices.
>
> Peter
>
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> Thanks for the reply, my common adjust is set to:-
>
> CommonAdjust pricing:q2,q5,q10,q25,q100 ;:sale_price, ;:price, ;$,
> ==:options
Adjusting my above example to work the way you want:
CommonAdjust :sale_price, ;:price, ;$, ==:options,
pricing:q2,q5,q10,q25,q100
> However percent discounts do not work, in the q fields only actual prices
> work. I see back in the maillist from 2001 there is a comment that NN.NN%
> discounts do not work in the pricing table and a request was made for it to
> be fixed, can anyone confirm whether the pricing table should be capable of
> accepting an NN.NN% discount?
>
> Looking at Kevins RTFM site on pricing with commonadjust:-
>
> http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/icdocs/Price_maintenance_with_CommonAdjust.
> html
>
> It seems to indicate that NN.NN% can be used with commonadjust but it
> doesn't say whether this would be valid in the pricing table.
Yes, but you have to have something to apply the discount *to* which
needs to go before the discount
> I am trying to setup price groups with percentage discounts, if I can't do
> this its going to mean manually populating the pricing table with 6000
> entries :-(
It will work fine if you set it properly, but like I said before, the
only caveat is that you can't have both absolute pricing and discounts
in the same table column, you have to pick one or the other.
Peter
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