DUAL Pricing v2

[jackie.taferner]

@RoyM

Glad you have found the module useful.

1. The product listing unfortunately does not yet run on language files. You can switch the text in the actual file here: /includes/templates/your_template/templates/tpl_product_info_display.php

2. Tax should not be showing up, could you provide a link to your cart so I can take a look? Please describe exactly where the price is incorrect (product listing, shopping cart, etc)

3. I'm not sure I understand the question, but you can make tax show up in the cart by restoring this file from your backup (prior to installing the plugin):
/includes/classes/order.php

[jackie.taferner]

@nizernoj

- yes, attribute pricing is supported in the latest version (2.1)

- this module is not intended to work with Group Pricing. It is intended to replace group pricing for more granular pricing control. That said, you might try installing it on a test store to see if you can make them work together. I haven't personally tried it (since the module was originally advertised as being incompatible)

[RoyM]

@RoyM

Glad you have found the module useful.

1. The product listing unfortunately does not yet run on language files. You can switch the text in the actual file here: /includes/templates/your_template/templates/tpl_product_info_display.php

2. Tax should not be showing up, could you provide a link to your cart so I can take a look? Please describe exactly where the price is incorrect (product listing, shopping cart, etc)

3. I'm not sure I understand the question, but you can make tax show up in the cart by restoring this file from your backup (prior to installing the plugin):
/includes/classes/order.php

Thank you! This solved 1 and 3

Regarding point 2:
The price is shown with vat both in product listing and product info. (and in shopping cart, but I want it to show there)

Regards
Roy

[jackie.taferner]

It sounds like you have a setting enabled so tax is added into the price. Try this: Configuration > My Store > Display Prices with Tax > false

[RoyM]

Yes, you are correct. I just misunderstood how this module worked. I thought it was displaying prices with tax for regular customer, and without tax for wholesale customers.
Is it possible to have the wholesale prices without tax, but the retail price, and price displayed to ordinary customers, to be displayed with tax?

[jackie.taferner]

That is possible, but it would need to be custom-coded. I think you'd need to edit includes/functions/functions_prices.php (find the places in the code that mention taxes, and all Dual Pricing modifications are commented as well).

Of course, the easier way is to just display taxes on the checkout page only - although I realize there may be local laws that require you to display them differently.

[nizernoj]

Does the Dual Pricing module allow me to set several levels of wholesale customers? i.e. I have a few wholesale customers who purchase small quantities so I give them a smaller discount... and I have some customers who purchase large quantities.. so I give them a bigger discount..

Can I assign wholesale customers to different wholesale groups where each group has a different level of wholesale discount? Is this possible with Dual Pricing?

[hairydog]

You don't need Dual Pricing to do that. You can have several pricing groups and assign specific customers to one or other group. All members of each group get a discount at a percentage set for the group.

Dual Pricing is for when you want to give different discounts for individual items to specific groups of customers, rather than a flat percentage for all items. I recall that you can set three prices per item, though I've never used it for more than two, so that may not be correct.

[nizernoj]

@hairydog thanks for the quick reply.

The way you describe dual pricing's features sounds like exactly what I need... I sell physical albums and MP3's.. I want to discount the albums for my wholesale customers.. but not the MP3's. And depending on how much they buy I give them a different discount level.. I am assuming that is what you meant by:

I recall that you can set three prices per item, though I've never used it for more than two, so that may not be correct.

Can anyone confirm that I can set 3 prices per item (my products are priced by attribute) and then assign my wholesale customers to the different levels?

Thanks so much for your help.

[jackie.taferner]

@nizernoj,

Dual Pricing allows granular pricing on a per-product and per-customer basis. You can set multiple levels by assigning a number to each customer (for example, 0=Retail, 1=Wholesaler, 2=Distributor, etc). Then, you set each product's pricing for each level like so: $100-$50-$25

Please download the module and see the Read Me file for further details.