Novakus

Hi Mark,

Thank you for your fast reply!
Yes it’s mostly a psychology thing but also a logical one. Because, if I mark up a product option with fix markups, the sizes are marked up (or down) in % calculated from a reference middle size. And it looks odd to have S (-$5) / M / L (+$5), I’d rather see S ($10) / M ($15) / L ($20). When for colors it is logical to see White / Black / Red (+$2) / Yellow (+$4) for example.

I understand that this would require quite some tweak to the code to make it available from the backend settings. This is why I had in mind to modify the php file(s) that generate the display of it with some conditional logic and calling for attributes values to display different result for different clearly defined attributes. But that would work in this case only. And I am even not sure it is possible?

Of course in the long run I see that this could be also a nice add up to the plugin if it could be available from the backend settings. Ideal that I can see would be:
– from general setting: choose if to show or not by default the markup or price difference.
– at the attribute level: again choose if to show or not the price(overwrite in case of the setting at attribute level) + if yes, choose if to show the markup (+/-$X) or the option price ($Y) defined by Regular price + markup (fix or %).
– at the attribute term level: define the markup type (fix or %) and size.

So, yes, I think you understood me correctly ??
Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Novakus.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Novakus.

Sorry, forgot to mention that type=”percent” displays pain number 100, without the % symbol and on a campaign where it should show 51%.
Thanks!

Hi!
Thanks for your message.
No that does not work. But type=“line” does display line graph with a percent next to it. So I ‘ll work from there.
Best wishes,
Matthieu