I am working with magento 1.8.1 and I have problems in the resolution of personalized options for customized products.
My product calculates the price based on several options. The first is for quantity of items ordered and type of color, size ... well this is calculated.
But the problem is that if you want to customize an article, an option is available to select, but this has a fixed precione, and this should change with respect to the number of items ordered.
example:
5 jerseys € 25 + € 5 Customization
10 jerseys € 45 + € 5 Customization
and this is the problem.
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I have a problem whereby I have set up configurable products, lets say t shirts in small, medium & large, with different prices for each size.
On my t shirt category page the price shown against each product is for the cheapest size (single).
If the user filters to show double, the price shown will still be for the single. How can I show prices for the double? (I do need to have products set up in this configuration, otherwise I would use simple products in each size)
Thanks!
You can use Custom Options which is a standard feature for Magento.
When editing the product (simple r configurable) goto the custom options tab near the bottom.
then add a new custom option and choose dropdown.
All you need to do then is mark it as a required field and input the various sizes and the increase in cost for each.
My catalog contains a number of configurable products where the configurable attribute is a custom attribute called pack_size.
ie:
T-shirt - single
T-shirt - pack of 10
T-shirt - pack of 25
I need to be able to access this attribute in my cart price rule so that if my rule applies a discount for 100 + t-shirts, this could be achieved by:
100 single t-shirts
10 packs of 10 shirts
4 packs of 25
2 packs of 25 and 5 packs of 10 etc etc...
Can anyone please help with this?
Thanks,
Matt
I think you can achieve this by building up the Shopping Cart Price Rule Conditions for each case. Are you familiar with how to set up a rule like that?
The logic is: Apply this discount if...
if (qty>99 and pack_size="t-shirt") or
if (qty>49 and pack_size="2 pack") or
if (qty>24 and pack_size="4 pack")
The top rule needs to be changed from ALL to ANY to get the or, or, or. Then in teh sub rules you want a product attribute combination rule. and then set up an additional rule for each pack size and its corresponding quantity. See the screenshot below (I used size in place of pack_size as an example).
You may need to set the pack_size attribute to be useable in shopping cart rules - that is under Catalog->Manage attributes->Attributes and then set Use for Promo Rule Conditions to yes. then I think it will need a re-index before it will show up as an option in the rule dropdown.
I need to sell business cards in Magento. If the customer wants to use metallic ink (gold or silver) then I need to add $60 to the order, regardless of the quantity. I currently have Metallic Ink as a custom option, but Magento applies the $60 to each item. So if they order 100 business cards (which costs $25) there's an extra $1,500 added, making the total cost $1,525. The cost should be $85. How can I do this?
I've found Magento extensions that can do this, but one is $135 and one is $165. That seems a bit ridiculous to accomplish something that should be so simple for an online store.
Why don't you create an option for 100 cards, 250 cards, 500 cards etc and not allow the user to input the product qty but select it just like the ink option. This would stop people from ordering random number of cards like 37! Your problem is that magento takes the inputted qty and multiplies it by price (including options). If you remove the qty field (i.e so it always 1 when they click add to basket) and make the qty an option it allows for control over order volumes, discounts and surcharges like you are trying to achieve for free. Otherwise the quoted module prices seem very reasonable...
I would;
Create custom option for qty of cards with fixed prices for each
band.
Custom option for ink type with fixed price.
Remove or hide the
qty field on product page and cart.
Is there a way to sell “a box” of some product using different prices?
I guess it would be something like this http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/setting-the-unit-price/, but this option doesnt appear in the Community Edition.
For example: 1 box = 6 items = 10% off
I tried to use tier prices, but the discount for the 7th unit cant be the same, it should be the regular price.
I also tried to use configurable product, but I can’t have a good inventory control, as it will be different products (one for box, and other for single) - like they did here.
An hypothetical situation would be..
A bottle of wine for USD 10,00.
2 bottles for USD 20,00
6 bottles (a box) for USD 55
7 bottles (a box + 1 alone): USD 65 (55+10)
Any ideas to make it possible?
Thank you very much.
i am sure that you will achieve this scenario with help of bundle product
you can check detail with Document LINK
And also you can apply discount for bundle product. when you are creating product from admin
let me know if i can help you more.
I am a beginner in Magento. I can create simple product for each category. I have one query for creating product. In admin panel, I want to create a custom option in managed product menu.
In my custom option, set of product size can generated $89, individual top of product size can be generated $57 and bottom of product size can be generated $57.In this product can be depend upon size.
For example:
select option
--product with same size ($89)
--product with different size (individual top $57 and bottom $57).
How do I solve this?
I think what you're asking for is the ability to set prices based off of a specific product combination.
For example:
A product with an attribute of size and set would have a specific price assigned to it.
set will represent the section of clothing the customer wants (top, bottom or top & bottom).
Combination 1 | Size: 10 | Set: Top | Price: $57
Combination 2 | Size: 10 | Set: Bottom | Price: $57
Combination 3 | Size: 10 | Set: Top & Bottom | Price: $89
To do this, you'll have to modify the way Magento handles pricing for associated products. What you do is create a simple product for each combination, then assign it to the configurable product.
Then, to get the pricing right you can install the Simple Configurable Products extension. This will display the pricing based of the assigned products of the configurable.
For example, if a user selects Size: 10 and Set: Bottom they will be given a price of $57 because it matches Combination 2.
If the user selects Size: 10 and Set: Bottom & Top, the price will change to $89 because it matches Combination 3.
[A Word of Warning]
Installing the Simple Configurable Products plugin will fundamentally change the way Magento displays pricing on the frontend. There will be no more "percentage based" markup, markdown based on attribute values. The pricing for configurable products are directly related to the products assigned to the configurable products.