Hi guys,
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I'd like to see the price incl. VAT and excl. VAT on the product detail...
Greets
Mate,
I was actually planning to do something similar to this. One of requests i got from our client is to modify the actual/normal price to RRP price. Special price will be actual price
Total Sale price : special price + GST /VAT . I will let you know once i am done.
I was actually planning to do something similar to this. One of requests i got from our client is to modify the actual/normal price to RRP price. Special price will be actual price
Total Sale price : special price + GST /VAT . I will let you know once i am done.
Okay guys,
I'm almost there.
I got both prices to show up in the Product Detail, using the following topic on this forum:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php ... 25&start=0
There's one thing however that I don't really understand.
I get the following error, stating that a language variable can't be found:
Checking the line number on the file stated shows the following:
My best guess is that the code can't find the variable $text_price_ex;.
In my language file however, the variable is created:
This is saved in the file catalog\language\english\product\product.php file.
Any suggestions?
Greets.
I'm almost there.
I got both prices to show up in the Product Detail, using the following topic on this forum:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php ... 25&start=0
There's one thing however that I don't really understand.
I get the following error, stating that a language variable can't be found:
Checking the line number on the file stated shows the following:
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<tr>
<td><b><?php echo $text_price_ex; ?></b></td>
<td><?php if (!$special) { ?>
<span class="precio"><?php echo $price_exvat; ?> </span>
<?php } else { ?>
<span class="oldprice"><?php echo $price; ?></span> <span class="especial"><?php echo $special; ?></span>
<?php } ?></td>
</tr>In my language file however, the variable is created:
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<?php
// Text
$_['text_enlarge'] = 'Click to enlarge';
$_['text_discount'] = 'Quantity Discount:';
$_['text_options'] = 'Available Options:';
$_['text_error'] = 'Product not found!';
$_['text_price'] = 'Price (Tax incl.):';
$_['text_price_ex'] = 'Price (Tax excl.):';
$_['text_availability'] = 'Availability:';
$_['text_model'] = 'Model:';Any suggestions?
Greets.
Dimitri Backaert
Web Development, Application Development, OOP, .NET, IBM Cognos BI
Have found this topic rather confusing!
Followed the previous thread which lost me when someone mentioned the code should be before the 'else' statement. Was not sure of whether should be different code as in 'discounts' statement the variable $discount should be present.
Am now trying to include this concept into Category pages but have hit a brick wall as these are in a list & am not confident as to how to declare the required variable in the Category controller.
Any helpful advise appreciated..
For my sins, am still working in 1.3.4
Followed the previous thread which lost me when someone mentioned the code should be before the 'else' statement. Was not sure of whether should be different code as in 'discounts' statement the variable $discount should be present.
Am now trying to include this concept into Category pages but have hit a brick wall as these are in a list & am not confident as to how to declare the required variable in the Category controller.
Any helpful advise appreciated..
For my sins, am still working in 1.3.4
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