Dynamic Price Updater

[echexxxxxxxx10]

Issue was discussed a couple of posts back with solution provided at: https://github.com/mc12345678/Dynami...195351319d5460

thank you very much

[Calljj]

just a little php7 issue:

PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant DPU_OUT_OF_STOCK_IMAGE - assumed 'DPU_OUT_OF_STOCK_IMAGE'

But.... is it possible to not show a zero price, or show an "out of stock"?
I already have "sold out" on the "add to cart" button, so just want it to display price as normal...

[cemb]

Hi;

I'm building a website using version 1.5.5f, I installed Dynamic Price Updater and is working good, I also installed Product Attribute Grid, but when I change the values on the grid it doesn't update the price; I've been reading through the post and I found a couple of people asking the same question, but I could'n find the answer. Can somebody please help me with this issue or point me in the right direction?

I would really appreciate it.

You can see the website here: http://supershirt.ca/t-shirts/short-...-t-shirt.-2000

This only a test product.

Thanks,

[dharrison]

In fact, I think it would be easier for me to make the site live, so you can see what the issue is.

[mc12345678]

just a little php7 issue:

PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant DPU_OUT_OF_STOCK_IMAGE - assumed 'DPU_OUT_OF_STOCK_IMAGE'

But.... is it possible to not show a zero price, or show an "out of stock"?
I already have "sold out" on the "add to cart" button, so just want it to display price as normal...

Possible, yes, would expect. Apparently haven't finished off the stock update aspect otherwise there would be something assigned to that "missing" constant.

To be sure that am working on the right thing(s), could you please either explain what you are seeing and what conditions are necessary to recreate it, or provide a link to a problem product about which I may still have similar questions?

As to the variable/constant assignment, I tried to incorporate something that could be displayed in proximity to the existing information or to replace it. I tried to leave the constant open for assignment to maybe include what you are asking which is to still show the original price. As to the price of zero, that's where understanding the configuration comes into play.

[jimmie]

how i do i get it to show the price i set in attributes, for instance i dont use the + or - symbols, i delete them than input the price i sell it for. but this mod still adds to normal. my price + normal, not what i want how can this be changed

[jimmie]

https://jnsflooringandsupplies.com/W...9848c951be1939, when i add quantity price changes?

[mc12345678]

how i do i get it to show the price i set in attributes, for instance i dont use the + or - symbols, i delete them than input the price i sell it for. but this mod still adds to normal. my price + normal, not what i want how can this be changed

The price result presented is the price that the customer is expected to see when the shopping cart is displayed. So addition versus price replacement is dependent on the setup of the product and the associated attribute(s). In a default ZenCart install any symbol (or absence of) other than a minus (-) will "add" the value. To what it adds is debatable, but a minus will subtract.

https://jnsflooringandsupplies.com/W...9848c951be1939, when i add quantity price changes?

Further to the above, the price shown when making changes on this page is to show how much the item/selection is to cost. This includes a determination of considering other equivalent product already in the cart. The idea is that for example if there are quantity discounts (buy 20 and the price per product decreases by $2). Then it is possible as a customer to see what the price is expected to be when adding the product.

As to whether or where the price is displayed, that depends primarily on the css and identification in the configuration settings.

[jimmie]

are you saying i cant turn the multiplier off

[dharrison]

Hi MC

I have just launched the upgraded website. Hopefully you can now see what I do.

https://sitstandforbusiness.com/fund...ent-p-113.html