Dynamic Price Updater

[jimmie]

added this

} elseif (zen_get_products_price_is_call($pid) || zen_get_products_price_is_free($pid) || STORE_STATUS > 0 || zen_products_lookup($_GET['products_id'], 'map_enabled') == '1' ) {

works fine.
thankyou
why the quotes around the 1? (i removed them)
sq ft price versus carton price, my customers want to see what they are paying per sq ft., but buy by the carton (Min, max Units) DPU Looks at this field and changes the price from sq ft to carton. how to stop this action, or only activate for attributes only.?

[mc12345678]

added this

} elseif (zen_get_products_price_is_call($pid) || zen_get_products_price_is_free($pid) || STORE_STATUS > 0 || zen_products_lookup($_GET['products_id'], 'map_enabled') == '1' ) {

works fine.
thankyou
why the quotes around the 1? (i removed them)
sq ft price versus carton price, my customers want to see what they are paying per sq ft., but buy by the carton (Min, max Units) DPU Looks at this field and changes the price from sq ft to carton. how to stop this action, or only activate for attributes only.?

I used quotes because data retrieved from the database at least such as that is text when initially retrieved. To evaluate it as a number (integer in this case) it should be type cast to that type. By using a non-quoted value, php attempts to do a form of type casting. Ideally the function would have been prefaced with (int) and then also an exact match used (=== 1).

As far as evaluating to prevent DPU operation for anything that doesn't have attributes, could recommend the following:

!zen_has_product_attributes($pid)

To be included in the same "path" as the above so that when that is true (doesn't have attributes) that $load will be set to false.