Product Quantity adn unit price

[charlesblake]

Hello, new here.

I've been searching all over the forum but I couldn't find the answer. Maybe I missed it. I have Zencart 1.3.8 installed

I am starting a wholsale website and want the Unit price to show up (ex. $0.93 ) and then have a dropdown menu option where the client has to choose the quantity from the drop down menu. (ex. 1 case with 48 products, 2 cases with 96 products 3 cases with 144 products, and so forth.

Here's an example of what I'm looking for.
http://www.jkedistributors.com/html/...8E%7D&ID=11569

Thanks for any help.

Carlos

[stevesh]

You would do that with attributes:

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=57

[charlesblake]

Thanks Stevesh,

I read that before, but since it gives the explanation of colors
attribute, I thought there were ather examples with price x quantity setup.

But I think this will help, I 'll try and work on it.

Cheers!

Carlos

[charlesblake]

Ok, I give up, I still can't make it work. Can someone
please help me with this?

I don't know how to multiply the price by (48) with attributes.

Please check this page to see what I need :
http://www.jkedistributors.com/html/...8E%7D&ID=11569


This is my wholesale website in spanish www.tutiendademayoreo.com

Thanks.

[charlesblake]

Hello again,

I'm using Zen Cart 1.3.8 with
Easy Populate 1.2.5.5.csv

I've searched all over for a posible solution but I can't find a solution yet.

Does someone here knows if by using attributes can multipy the unit prize by the number of products for a wholesale shopping cart?

For example:

A product with a unit prize of $.85
A dropdown list with this options:
1 Pk (48)
2 Pk (96)
3 Cs (144)
4 Cs (288)

How can I multiply $.85 x 48 in the attributes controls?
I already made some attributes by changing the + to an x
and it records like that but it still adds instead of multiplying.

Anyone has an idea?

Thanks for your quick, helpful and kind response to this matter.

[charlesblake]

Hey this is good therapy, I'm writing to myself.

Just if this may help someone, I found out I was trying to multiply with an X and it should be an * and it does multiply the price by the number you input.

But still it doesn't do what I want. I'm searching for another shopping cart.