I would like to see if anyone has done any further work or made any further advancements on the Dual Pricing module to update it to 1.3.9 versions of ZC. I have recently installed, and am in the process of "tweaking" a new ZC 1.3.9f install.
I have tried installing the DUAL Pricing module Uploaded by stevefriedman71 for ZC 1.3.8 but it made no changes in my ZC to show I had even uploaded anything, even in column titles. I then uploaded the one made by Delia Wilson Lunsford, for ZC 1.3.8 which has made noticeable changes. I now have the required text boxes to set a wholesale price, I have manually made the changes to my database as my hosting company does not allow me to run the scripts provided in the installation readme's, and I am able to input the pricing for the products, and verify them via the product overview page in the admin area.
As this particular contribution was designed with integration for COWOA, I have also installed COWOA for 1.3.9 made by JT of GTICustom. COWOA appears to be working perfectly, but I am having a problem with the products referencing the DUAL Pricing prices correctly.
Viewing the site as an anonymous or logged in non-wholesale user I am able to view products with the correct price. Upon logging into a wholesale account I am able to see the products on the main page with retail prices, as well as the previews with retail pricing on the category pages, but when I select a product to view its profile or purchase it, nothing below the product title header loads whether it has been assigned a wholesale price or not.
It seems as though evilonion may have located the solution based off of his post earlier in this topic but I did not see his upload in the contributions section so I am guessing it has not yet made it there. His earlier comment is as follows:
evilonion:
ok i have now fixed the issue and have corrected all the errors in this module to work with 1.3.9e
how do i upload them to the new module pack?
I am posting in to the forum rather than a PM in case he is not available or in case someone else has a solution. It seems to me as the novice PHP programmer with no DB experience, that the product info page simply needs to have code added/updated so that it can query the database to find the users wholesale status and then display the correct pricing based off of a status of 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4; however I have looked over the pages included in Delia's upload and none of the pages associated with a product page seem to contain this coding for the product pages, and since the other contribution for 1.3.8 didn't seem to do anything for me I am weary to use it as a comparison against the stock ZC product profile pages.
Has anyone been successful in installing the DUAL Pricing contribution on a 1.3.9 install, or is someone with more PHP programming experience available to give me some coding ideas/help as to how the code should be structured to display pricing on these pages? I'm not sure if the code is there and I am not able to find it on any of the pages, or if the code simply doesn't exist on the uploaded contribution, which explains why it won't display. If I was able to find it I may be able to troubleshoot it and figure it out, but without finding something to work with I am lost. :huh: Any help is appreciated. I have created an anonymous user account with random information in it so that anyone able to help may be able to better see what I am talking about. (Seems more effective than taking 4 screen shots.) The site is: http://shop.leatherbyjean.com. The anonymous user account can be accessed by logging in as [email protected] and a password of 12345. Obviously, this is a real store (not a demo) so please do not purchase with that account, as it is made up with random information. I will appreciate the donation, :clap: but will not be able to ship to a random address. I will also disable that account as soon as a resolution can be made as it will not be needed any further.
Thank you for any help, and I will try to get a contribution uploaded with these changes ASAP for anyone else who is running into the same problems.
Thank you,
Joey Phillips
[email protected]