On Mon, 2010-03-22 at 17:52 +0100, Tony Tony wrote: > Hi all, > > I have a personal project I'm planning and I came to a small hurdle. > > I want to have an item with a price that will be the default for all > clients/users. However, in my business I have some clients that are > grandfathered in to some special pricing. In the case of these > grandfathered in cases, I'll manually plug their special price in my > admin section. Then all they will see is their special pricing while the > regular users/clients see the default price. > > My current thoughts are to have a separate table called custom_pricing > with fields product_id, client_id, price and then tap into that. The > product table would have product_id and price. > > What is the best and simplest way to design and implement this? ---- I would have a table called pricing and have a column that had the customer_id and thus you might have 2 (or more) prices for an item but only one for a specific customer or default to the one that is not tied to a specific customer.
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