Politically, VAT should be calculated per order ... not per added products since Taxes and / or VAT are usually based on the total, not by the item price ...
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Straightlight
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Do you mean like this? http://www.kad-uk.com/mini-parts/KAD-Mi ... oduct_id=1
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TheMac wrote:Well, I think that the solution is to put the product price without VAT
Unless I'm overseeing this solution, when I read those two sentences, I read the opposite on the 2nd one of what you stated previously ...TheMac wrote:Yes, I understand. But I don´t like, I like to show with the VAT all the products
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jeje yes I don´t have explained very well.
When I add a product I want to put the price with the VAT, for example 19$.
I have find the solution to put the price without the VAT, for example 16,1 (VAT 18%)... and then the price will be 19%
When I add a product I want to put the price with the VAT, for example 19$.
I have find the solution to put the price without the VAT, for example 16,1 (VAT 18%)... and then the price will be 19%
bfer
To remove this line, you need to alter the .tpl files within the catalog/view/theme/YOURTHEME/template/product/*.tpl files. Start with the main Product page (which is product.tpl) and around line 41 (default theme) find:
and comment it out using <!-- and --> as:
This should remove the line containing the ex vat price. You can then follow this on and repeat it for any other pages (such as the category page, search results etc) as you want to.
Would be worth searching the free vqmod forum section as this would avoid having to make changes to these files manually?
To remove this line, you need to alter the .tpl files within the catalog/view/theme/YOURTHEME/template/product/*.tpl files. Start with the main Product page (which is product.tpl) and around line 41 (default theme) find:
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<span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br />
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<!-- <span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br /> -->
Would be worth searching the free vqmod forum section as this would avoid having to make changes to these files manually?
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That was fast and effective!webvet wrote:bfer
To remove this line, you need to alter the .tpl files within the catalog/view/theme/YOURTHEME/template/product/*.tpl files. Start with the main Product page (which is product.tpl) and around line 41 (default theme) find:
and comment it out using <!-- and --> as:Code: Select all
<span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br />
This should remove the line containing the ex vat price. You can then follow this on and repeat it for any other pages (such as the category page, search results etc) as you want to.Code: Select all
<!-- <span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br /> -->
Would be worth searching the free vqmod forum section as this would avoid having to make changes to these files manually?
Thank you, just what I needed!
While this statement is partly true, custom templates wouldn't require the use of VQMod since it wouldn't affect anything after an upgrade anyhow.Would be worth searching the free vqmod forum section as this would avoid having to make changes to these files manually?
Dedication and passion goes to those who are able to push and merge a project.
Regards,
Straightlight
Programmer / Opencart Tester
hey webvet, thank you for the info!webvet wrote:bfer
To remove this line, you need to alter the .tpl files within the catalog/view/theme/YOURTHEME/template/product/*.tpl files. Start with the main Product page (which is product.tpl) and around line 41 (default theme) find:
and comment it out using <!-- and --> as:Code: Select all
<span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br />
This should remove the line containing the ex vat price. You can then follow this on and repeat it for any other pages (such as the category page, search results etc) as you want to.Code: Select all
<!-- <span class="price-tax"><?php echo $text_tax; ?> <?php echo $tax; ?></span><br /> -->
Would be worth searching the free vqmod forum section as this would avoid having to make changes to these files manually?
I've created a vQmod as per your suggestions, worked for me on OCv1.5.1.3 in a custom template.
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