Display Extended Price on Discount Table

[lmax401]

Can the discount table on the product information page be changed to display the extended price instead of the unit price?

Instead of the table displaying 250 = $.416, it would be 250 = $104.00.

Link to example: http://www.maxwelldirect.com/store/i...roducts_id=464

Please advise.

[Ajeh]

You would need to customize the code to extend the price ... currently it is setup for Unit Price as usually the extended price is a price range ...

[ronlee67]

Can the discount table on the product information page be changed to display the extended price instead of the unit price?

Instead of the table displaying 250 = $.416, it would be 250 = $104.00.

Link to example: http://www.maxwelldirect.com/store/i...roducts_id=464

Please advise.

Probably not without recoding.

The display is for a "range" of quantities with the displayed quantity being the minimum for that range.

i.e. if you have price breaks at 100, 250, 500 etc. then the display for 100 means the unit price for any quantity between 100 and 249, and 250 shows the unit price for any quantity between 250 and 499.

[Ajeh]

NOTE:: If I want 327 ... now I have to divide the extended price by the 250 then multiply it by the 327 to know what the charge will be ...

[lmax401]

Ajeh
The products are priced in lots of 250, 500, and 1000.
If a customer orders 327, the extended price is displayed after they press Add To Cart and proceed to the shopping cart.
A comment in red type was added under the discount table on the product info page to inform the customer how to view the extended price. This just seems like a clumsy approach.
Have tried pricing using attributes but, could not get the total price to come out right when the additional charges for added features were added.

Would this be a major recoding to get the discount table to display the extended price?

[Ajeh]

Currently, in the tpl_modules_products_quantity_discounts.php you have the code:

<td align="center"><?php echo $quantityDiscount['show_qty'] . '<br />' . $currencies->display_price($quantityDiscount['discounted_price'], zen_get_tax_rate($products_tax_class_id)); ?></td>

You can extend that out to multiply the:
$quantityDiscount['discounted_price'] * $quantityDiscount['show_qty']

[lmax401]

Ajeh
This is great!
The extended price is now showing for the first two discount columns but, not the third.

http://www.maxwelldirect.com/store/i...roducts_id=461

Please advise and thanks for the help.

[Ajeh]

Try this ... the comma is in there and goobering the quantity to 1 ...

<td align="center"><?php echo $quantityDiscount['show_qty'] . '<br />' . $currencies->display_price($quantityDiscount['discounted_price'] * preg_replace("/[,]/", "", $quantityDiscount['show_qty']), zen_get_tax_rate($products_tax_class_id)); ?></td>

[lmax401]

Perfection!

Thank You!

[Ajeh]

Thanks for the update that this worked for you ...