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$100 - Need module for dual pricing
Submitted by end user on Thu, 02/07/2008 - 21:43
I want to get a price quote to have the following cart change. I'm looking to have the ability to have two different prices for authenticated users and for guests. I noticed the Uber has three pricing fields The listed MSRP. So I'd like to have the ability to only show guest users the MSRP price in the cart/catalog and remove the add to cart buttons for them. For authenticated users they would see the "Sell Price" and have full access to the cart.
Here's something that looks like what I want to do but show guest users the MSRP price and hide all cart parts. http://www.ubercart.org/forum/development/848/hide_price_unless_logged I tried to make a new module as describe in that post and emptied the cache tables but no results. have a look at this as well... First of all, you should open a new topic for tis, since it has nothing to do with CSV import. (Maybe an admin could move this topic?) I edited the function uc_cart_get_contents(), so the price returned gets switched based on a condition. As you can see in my test here below, I tried it with the user id of the admin and an anonymous user. The admin gets sell_price, others get list_price. of course, the if statement could also contain a role id or something else. I haven't yet continued on this code to make it descent and reusable. I'm open to any hints on how to do this the proper way Eye-wink I'll be coding on this in a few days. $item->cost = $product->cost; As this is sort of the "root" function for the prices mentioned in the cart and checkout, the switch here is taken all the way in to the order process. Is this used as an over ride or do I modify one of the core cart files "uc_cart.module" Thanks for the info I tried the above and still get the same price for all users which is the sell price. I modified the us_cart.module file The condition in this test code is set to admin user or not. if($user->uid == 1){If you want it set to a specific role, you'll need something like this: global $user;Our company who already implemented several Ubercart webstores recently had 2 clients requesting the same thing. We developed a Drupal/Ubercart module which allows you to : 1. Define roles which should have a custom selling price field (In the store admin settings) We're still testing it (still need to test discounts and some other stuff), but the code works nicely. If you like I can put up the module in the contributions section as soon as our basic testing has been completed (probably within this week). The only thing (of course) I ask if that if you find any errors, to let me know about them so we can improve the module. I'll follow up to this thread when the module is added to the contributions section. Geoffrey That would be awesome Geoffrey. Thanks for letting us know. Thats pretty cool and will definitely look forward to testing and running the module. Thank You. Thanks, I used your code and also mixed it in with the Ajax Attribute Calculations Module so that the prices are updated dynamicly and the discount price is displayed, not just in the cart, but also on the product view. Here's the first part of the Calculate_Price() function with my (few) changes: function _calculate_price() { gdevlugt did you have a chance to test out your price mod? Thanks I am not sure where to find the _calculate_price() function. Can you direct me on that? rockcandy, that function is in the Ajax Attribute Calculations module (http://drupal.org/project/uc_aac) or at least it used to be. The module has since been updated and contains a similar function which is more appropriately named _uc_aac_calculate_price(). Not sure if you'll still be able to do the code replacement that was suggested within the updated module though... Well I have had no luck integrating the two examples I found on here so I got $100 to anyone who can write/maintain a module that will do the following. Give me the ability to turn off the price and the buy it button as well as limit cart access to anonymous users and show the list price to them. Once a user with a specific role logs in (ie wholesale) then the price changes to the regular price and the add to cart button becomes activated. I can write this module for you today or tomorrow. I'm looking for a mod that will allow me to have wholesale pricing for my products as well. This is in the works right now and will post back when the module has been tested out, I have the first version of this module but its still being worked/written. I've tested it out and will be at least for me exactly what I need for a wholesale company, which only wants to sell to retailers but use the catalog to display items to the public with out the public being able to order. Access to cart/product features will also be accessible on a role by role basis. Does your module add a special price field for wholesalers, or just use the current sell_price field (or use a percentage). I need the ability to have a seperate price for items that are marked as wholesale so that members with that role get a lower price than normal members. It'll use the default pricing fields and you'll just be able to turn them off per role. So for me anonymous users will see the List Price (MSRP) and won't see the buy it button while retailer role users will see the Sell Price and have full cart access. Thanks for the sponsorship end user. The module has been contributed. Thanks Kai This module works fine with the stock UC catalog/product page setup but for those using a custom template like the Nifty Product Tutorial http://www.ubercart.org/forum/development/3868/nifty_products_tutorial_p... You'll need to make some small modification to your template. You will need to check for '#access' in the template. Normally you would use something link this to print the product info to the template
In order for the module to work properly and allow/disallow access to product info you'll have to something like this
Arek This module works, but it only shows or not these prices, but when you add something in the cart, there always goes sell price. The issue was user with specific roles not only to see their price, but to buy products on list price for example. Well the module was actually designed for my needs for a wholesale company so might not work for what you need. I needed to show a different price (MSRP) for anonymous users, disable the order system for anonymous and when a retailer/distributor logs in they would see the sell price and order at that price.
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