Help Calculating Prices

  • Resolved shaunhaage

    (@shaunhaage)


    1 month, 4 weeks ago

    I have a variation product that that I am adding ppom to allow customers to configure a shed. These configurations consist of Shed Colour, A ground option (How they are tethered to the ground) and a required quantity.

    I the example the grounding types are: Industrial Saddle and Dynabolt, Industrial Concrete Embedment kit and Industrial Edge slab Saddle and Dynabolt each are presently priced at $71.

    If Industrial Saddle and Dynabolt is selected then the quantity should default to value stored in PPOM (presently is a dropdown). EG. Industrial Saddle and Dynabolt is selected then quantity is 6, if Industrial Concrete Embedment kit is selected then quantity is 8 etc. Could this be achieved by including 3 additional fields to the PPOM group and conditionally display these based on the previously selection.

    If the grounding type is selected and the quantity is selected, how could I recalculate the addon price to be grounding type price multiplied by the conditional quantity?

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  • Hey @shaunhaage,

    Thank you for using PPOM and for reaching out to us!

    The behavior you need can indeed be achieved. You can configure 3 required select fields, with each one having a single option for the quantity. This way, when a customer selects a grounding option, only the corresponding quantity can be chosen.

    To calculate the price based on the quantity, you can simply add an addon price for each of the quantity options.

    I’ve created a video to make things easier and show you how to configure these fields for the quantity: https://imgur.com/a/k3j18h1. Additionally, you can add a price addon for each to achieve the desired behavior.

    In the end, your customers will see something like this: when they select the grounding type, they will only have one quantity option to choose from: https://imgur.com/a/EPDpJa8 https://imgur.com/a/09Wm7Mh.

    Please let us know if this helped you – we’re here to help!

    Best regards,

    Mara

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