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zebra001

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:roll: I believe that would be done in your database.

 

Create a new 'options_values_name' entry called 'foot' in the table named 'products_options_values' and make the corresponding entry in the table 'products_attributes' putting the price ($1.00) in the field 'options_values_price'.

 

Good luck,

Charles

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Linda, the mod I'm working on could easily solve his problem and might be worth considering for inclusion.

 

Assume he's got different types lumber, all in the same different lengths, with different costs per foot because mahogany costs more than pine, and the pricing/foot changes as the length increases.

 

I've got different aromatherapy blends, all in the same different sizes of bottling, with different blend costs because pure rose is much more expensive than lavender, and the pricing per volume changes as the volume increases.

 

To use the existing options and options_values format would appear to nickle and dime my clients. It's a pricing presentation nightmare which I believe I've solved. But... I've got to solve my table access problem described in my post to do it.

 

Charles

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I am using a method of Attribute Pricing, a one time per product pricing and a few other options to obtain prices.

 

I'd be interested in seeing your add-on when you are done.

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