DUAL Pricing v2

[jackie.taferner]

hairydog, I can't seem to replicate this issue on my end. The invoice shows the correct product price and order total. Can you try re-uploading all the files included with the Dual Pricing installation? If it still does not work as expected, are you using the latest version?

[hairydog]

I uploaded all the files for the latest version (for 1.3.9h) as part of checking. The item prices are fine: it is the attribute prices that are displaying as the wrong amounts. It correctly charges the trade prices for the attributes, and the invoice line total is correct, but the attributes are listed with the retail price on the invoice.

In this example, the product is priced by attributes and the trade prices are £22.95, £100.00 and £34.95 - a total of £157.90, which is that the line total correctly shows.

The problem is that it is showing the retail prices for the attributes as part of the line description.

GU Tilt & Slide Patio Bogie Wheels 38514 - Accessory Pack: White (+£24.95) - Bogie Wheels (Pair): Left Hand (+£105.00) - Centre Cover: White (+£36.95)

GUBOGIE

20.00%

£157.90

£157.90

[jackie.taferner]

Ok, I've made a note of the issue and will work on a fix for the new v2.2 release. I can't guarantee a release date, as we try to support the community in our free time.

On a side note, I do suggest that you upgrade to the latest version of ZenCart (1.5) as it has been out for more than a year. Using an old version leaves you vulnerable to hackers/ID thefts. In fact, the PCI Compliance board requires that you upgrade within 3 months of any new cart release.

[hairydog]

On a side note, I do suggest that you upgrade to the latest version of ZenCart (1.5) as it has been out for more than a year. Using an old version leaves you vulnerable to hackers/ID thefts. In fact, the PCI Compliance board requires that you upgrade within 3 months of any new cart release.

That is all very well, but some of the addons in use are not 1.5 compatible. And all the 1.5 users hate it because of the enforced password changes. We have a few 1.3.9h installations and all of them pass PCI checks.

[jackie.taferner]

I would recommend upgrading your add-ons using the new 1.5 files and/or hiring a developer to do this for you. The enforced password changes are a PCI requirement - precisely the sort of thing business owners are supposed to do, but are never bothered with because of the inconvenience of remembering a new password.

Owning an online store is much easier than a physical storefront, but it comes with great responsibility to keep your customer's information safe. Running older cart software is not safe for your customers or for your business, regardless of the effort required to upgrade it.

[hairydog]

Thank you for the unwanted lecture, and FYI monthly password changes reduce security because they need to be written down. I don't own an online store and have no interest in doing so, but I do understand the economics of them, as you clearly do not. Without a business case, an upgrade to 1.5 is a hard sell. And there is no business case right now.

What I do want is a fix to a bug that has been around for years.

[jackie.taferner]

Business case = preventing ID theft and lawsuits

The bugfix will be applied to the latest Dual Pricing version, which is 1.5 compatible.

Clearly this thread is degenerating, so I will politely back away and will not respond further. I was just trying to be helpful and provide some advice on the matter. I am sorry you did not find it useful.