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Chris Lombardi commented on OFBIZ-1495:
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I want to display the price on the journal and the receipts. But I want to use
"offset pricing", i.e. show the default price for the main product, and then
show the difference in price for options that are not the default.
Let's use a tex-mex example.
Cheese enchiladas 6$
add jalapenos .75$
substitute fajita beef 2$
where "fajita beef" is 4$, but "cheese" is 2$ and default, so the beef shows up
as 2$. The price of cheese was already in the "cheese enchiladas". Jalapenos
or other peppers aren't included normally, so the full price of .75 shows up.
The problem becomes that once you change the configuration, you lose the
default price and have to get a new configwrapper each time.
Now that I'm thinking more about this, maybe just giving the configwrapper a
memory of the default configuration price might work. That would allow the POS
to use offset pricing (IIRC) and also allow it in the ecommerce shopping cart,
if desired.
> Aggregate items base price is displayed yet unattainable
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> Key: OFBIZ-1495
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1495
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: order
> Affects Versions: SVN trunk
> Reporter: Chris Lombardi
> Assignee: Bilgin Ibryam
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: totalPrice.patch
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> I did some research, and I couldn't find a way to get a valid base price that
> made intuitive sense. So then I went to the e-commerce store to see how it
> was implemented there.
> Configurable PC
> PC001 Your Price: $50.00
> Hey, 50$ for a PC, I want one! So I click on the item.
> Configurable PC
> PC001
> Product Aggregated Price: $385.00
> What?
> So, whatever is being called for the price of a "PC001" should probably
> report the price of the default configuration, not the price of the
> "unconfigured" product that you can't buy.
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