Attribute pricing problem

I cannot see the dropdown via an image ... :lamo:

Ajeh:

I cannot see the dropdown via an image ... :lamo:

Huh? Maybe you over looked the link at the bottom of my post?

http://tinyurl.com/yf5zhwh

:P

work with me here ...

you said look at the dropdown ... what am I suppose to be looking at it is an image with a picture of a dropdown in it ...

What is the Price of the Product ... and then, EDIT the Attribute that does not work and let me see the data as you have it on the screen when editing ...

I cannot "see" what an image of your dropdown is doing nor guess at the data ...

It sounds like you are trying to use a percentage as a value in an attribute ... and I am not understanding how you are adding a percentage into numeric fields that do not use percentages ... :unsure:

lol, ok, you're confusing me now..

For each product, I have 2 attributes.

1 is a flat dollar amount - $350 for example

The second attribute uses price_factor - 0.2 and 0.4

So if the price of the product is $1,000, there would be two options in the attribute drop down selection on the detail page, one for $200 and one for $400, along with the $350 flat charge

If you click on the link and look at my product detail page, you'll see the attributes at the bottom, one labeled "Warranty Options" is the one you want to look at

The dollar amounts in that drop down are not 0.2 and 0.4 of the special price

But if you add the item to your cart, and select one of those options, it calculates exactly 0.2 or 0.4

http://tinyurl.com/yky4u89

That is what I was trying to pull from you ...

If I do not know the exact information you have used on the Attributes there is no way I can test your problem as I cannot "see" the problem with an image ...

Let me attempt to setup a Product like this and see if I can produce a problem ...

What do you think a Product price of $1000.00 with an Attribute with a Price Factor: .2
Offset: .4

should calculate to be?

I am getting $1000 for the Product and -$200 for the attribute ...

The only issue I see is that you may have left the prefix at + where the prefix should set to a minus ( - ) to reflect that you have setup a negative Price Factor on the Attribute ...

If you mean to Add $200 ... then you have this setup backwards ...

If you mean another value, then you need to explain it more ... :smile:

I sell engines

$1,000 Engine
$350 core charge (attribute)

Warranty options (attributes)

• Gold (+$200) ---- this is set as 0.2 price factor (attributes_price_factor)
• Platinum (+$400) ---- this is set as 0.4 price factor (attributes_price_factor)

core charge attribute is required, warranty is optional

Are you using the Price Factor for this because the price changes a lot? Or for another reason?

There is something moofy on the Price Factor and Specials but I need to know your ultimate goal here ... and then compare that to the fixes already posted and if something else is missed ...

But I am wearing out here ... :blink:

Ajeh:

Are you using the Price Factor for this because the price changes a lot? Or for another reason?

There is something moofy on the Price Factor and Specials but I need to know your ultimate goal here ... and then compare that to the fixes already posted and if something else is missed ...

But I am wearing out here ... :blink:
Yes, I use price factor because the price of the engines is different, and the cost of the warranty will always be 20% (0.2) or 40% (0.4) of the engine cost

I have found that this piece of code controls the display of that dollar amount.. The error could be here. All I need it to do is display the correct dollar amounts in the attribute drop down, because when you do add it to the cart, it calculates the price correctly anyways, so all this is about is showing the correct amount to the user

                    // collect price information if it exists
                    if ($products_options->fields['attributes_discounted'] == 0 && $products_options->fields['options_values_price'] == '0.0000') {
                      // apply product discount to attributes if discount is on
                      //              $new_attributes_price = $products_options->fields['options_values_price'];
                      $new_attributes_price = zen_get_attributes_price_final($products_options->fields["products_attributes_id"], 1, '', 'false');
                      $new_attributes_price = zen_get_discount_calc((int)$_GET['products_id'], true, $new_attributes_price);
                    } else {
                      // discount is off do not apply
                      $new_attributes_price = $products_options->fields['options_values_price'];
                    }

I think I need to see your Admin ...

You show an example with wrong numbers based on how you think this should work then try to spell out an example with different numbers and I just cannot build the products correctly this way ...

PM me and when I have time I will look at this further ... brain is now fried ... :frusty:

Thanks, PM sent

This patch fixed the issue

http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showpost.php?p=446382&postcount=11

Thanks