I have a client who asked this.
The original product price is $26. But when we order 2nd product and after that is going to be $22 per item.
So if I order 3 products the total would be 26 + 22 + 22 = $70
Is there a module that can do this or any workaround ? I have searched and I could find a solution for this.
I believe this does what you're looking for, set a price and a min quantity to get that price
Ubercart Volume pricing
You can do a product quantity discount with this module:
https://drupal.org/project/uc_coupon
This module is also another possible solution:
https://drupal.org/project/uc_discounts_alt
Related
I have a property site, I have rooms as products in WooCommerce. There is an option to rent the room whether for 6 months or 12 months. I did a workaround and for 6 months the product quantity will be 1 and for 12 months the quantity will be 2.
E.g
For 6 months price is 2000 (quantity 1)
For 12 months price 4000(quantity 2)
Now what I want is to restrict the product (room) to be purchased only once.
Link : https://heyrooms.com/property/morden-apartment-balham-london-6/
The book now button add the product in the cart according to the time period in the drop down above.
Edit: I can't use a variable product options. Because it's not the case here.
I would propose a different approach to solving the problem.
Why don't you create the products as variable instead of simple. You can then set the price accordingly for 6m/1y. Then just make the stock quantity as 1.
You should then be good to go.
Say I have 10 products and want to offer them in a subscription.
Product 1 ($10) - 1st Month
Product 2 ($15) - 2nd Month
Product 3 ($20) - 3rd Month
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So on...
As you can see, the price is different per month. Is that possible in WooCommerce? (Subscribed to a product/Plan but pays varying amount each month)
I can't find anything in the WooCommerce docs that discusses this scenario.
Thanks.
You can set subscription price as 0 and then manually add products for each month. This way the monthly price wuld be the product price only. You can also add shipping cost or any other fee you want to charge.
Instructions on how you can do this are here : https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/subscriptions/add-or-modify-a-subscription/
To automate, you can use the "Subscription Product" as product type.
(Subscription Product is an extention to the default product types in WooCommerce)
I have a GF with 3 products at a set price. However, if the user purchases more than one, there's a $50 discount on each additional item.
EX: Product 1 = $500
User buys 2 items, $500 + $450 (total = $950). Is there a way to do this with native (or plugin) conditional logic?
The only way I know how to do this natively is to create an extra Product field that adds as a "base" fee. In your case, that fee would be $50. Then your product price would be $450 all the time. Use conditional logic to "show" the base fee when only 1 item is ordered and to "hide" the base fee when more than 1 item is ordered.
Table structure
The above Table have 10 products with various price from 3 suppliers. I need to pick the supplier who can give the lowest price.
Just i tried with MS Access 2013. I unable to get the lowest price. Your valuable guidance is much appreciate one.
SID = Supplier ID
PCODE = Product Code
Thank you very much for your time
I assume cheapest means lowest per-ml price per item
So do the following:
create a query#1 that includes the product, supplier, whatever other
fields you want in the final answer, and a calculated field of the
per-ml price.
create an aggregate query #2 on query#1, which groups by product and gives the min per_ml_price. Now you have a "table" with the cheapest price for each product.
Lastly, you want to find the data that matches the lowest price. (Inner-)Join query#2 and query#1, and output the fields you want (product, supplier, etc.)
I am running the latest WordPress with the latest WooCommerce, as of this writing.
I have one standard tax rule setup for 20%. This is UK VAT.
I have a product setup at £350. 20% of 350 should be 280.
20 x 350 / 100 = 70
However, on my product page AND checkout basket etc, the amount comes to: 291.67 (ex Tax). This should be 280. This is really wrong! So I'm not sure it's related to how I am coding the output of the product page, since I haven't touched the checkout template at all.
I am not sure if I have set something up incorrectly? Why am I getting such an odd number.
Some rules I have setup:
Yes, I will enter prices inclusive of tax.
Display prices during cart/checkout: Excluding tax.
Shipping tax class: Shipping tax class based on cart items.
I really cannot work this one out.
The tax setup:
The tax on the checkout:
Any help greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Mikey
I think its correct, its not:
ExVAT = £350 - ((£350 / 100) * 20) = £280
as that's calculating off the price that already includes the VAT, rather its;
20% / 100 = 0.2
0.2 + 1 = 1.2
£350 / 1.2 = £291.67