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Pending Public Category: Feature Requests Ticket #293

without a monetary amount

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Marco Sondermeijer

What I think is great is that a product can be made from the articles. (Integration articles). I would like to see the possibility to order something without a monetary amount being linked to it. So that you can choose to leave out the monetary amount on the checkout page.

Olivier Buisard Staff

Hello Marco.

Most of the time, you have the option to show prices or not. For instance, if you create a menu item of 'products list view', you have the option to show prices or not.

Olivier.

Adam Melcher Staff

Marco. 

Are you wanting to hide prices:

  • for the public (viewable by logged in users)
  • not show prices if they are $0
  • use the store like a catalog (no prices or add to cart buttons)
  • another purpose not listed

Depending on your answer we should be able to get you where you need to be...

 

Adam

 

Marco Sondermeijer

Hello Adam,

- Hide the prices for public viewers

- Don't show prices in te checkout page. Order product without payment.

- A catalog is not what i need because i want people to order a product without payment. We need the cart button.


greetings,

Marco Sondermeijer

 

Marco Sondermeijer

Hallo Adam,

- Verberg de prijzen voor het grote publiek

. Toon geen prijzen op de afrekenpagina. Bestel het product zonder te betalen.

- Een catalogus is niet wat ik nodig heb, omdat ik wil dat mensen een product bestellen zonder te betalen. We hebben de winkelwagenknop nodig.


Groeten,

Marco Sondermeijer

 

Adam Melcher Staff

Marco,

I have worked on projects where the client needed custom work done anywhere the price was displayed and I had to touch A LOT of files.  If the site in general is going to act as an order system without displaying the price, I would add a couple lines of CSS to target the price element classes and just display:none;

If you are familiar with template layout overrides, you could also modify your override files and add something like <?PHP if($this->product->pricing->price > 0) : ?> add all the price info in the current files <?PHP endif;?>

Which would essentially hide the price fields if the price is 0 but show them if there is any price over 0...

 

Adam