I've identified 2 conflicts between B2BKing and Extra Product Options - both these plugins are critical to my site and I need help resolving them.
1. When I have EPO enabled, the subtotal in the cart and checkout fail to reflect the volume discount (using Dynamic Rules). The total is correct, but the line-item subtotal is the full price.
2. The volume discount in Dynamic Rules is only applied to the original item, not the EPO add-on costs. I'm applying the rule across an entire product category, so I would expect the discount to include the options of the products in that category.
Thanks for reaching out and for providing the login details.
For issue (1) where the subtotal doesn't reflect the volume discount - there are multiple ways to solve this, including code snippets that can adjust how the discount displays.
However, for issue (2) where the discount isn't applying to EPO add-on costs - the only solution I can see is to disable the "Apply Discount as Sale Price
" checkbox in your dynamic rule: https://prnt.sc/HUn3458Ifb_f
With this checkbox disabled, the discount gets applied to the cart totals rather than the product price directly: https://prnt.sc/oRw_HNYi4Sy_
In a way, that setting change solved both issues. True, each line item doesn't show the correct cost per item based on the quantity breaks, but at least the cost per item and the subtotal on the same line add up now, then the discount is applied in the order total. And yes, it definitely solved the second issue - the options are now being discounted as well.
I've identified 2 conflicts between B2BKing and Extra Product Options - both these plugins are critical to my site and I need help resolving them.
1. When I have EPO enabled, the subtotal in the cart and checkout fail to reflect the volume discount (using Dynamic Rules). The total is correct, but the line-item subtotal is the full price.
2. The volume discount in Dynamic Rules is only applied to the original item, not the EPO add-on costs. I'm applying the rule across an entire product category, so I would expect the discount to include the options of the products in that category.
Hi Greg,
Thanks for reaching out and for providing the login details.
For issue (1) where the subtotal doesn't reflect the volume discount - there are multiple ways to solve this, including code snippets that can adjust how the discount displays.
However, for issue (2) where the discount isn't applying to EPO add-on costs - the only solution I can see is to disable the "Apply Discount as Sale Price
" checkbox in your dynamic rule: https://prnt.sc/HUn3458Ifb_f
With this checkbox disabled, the discount gets applied to the cart totals rather than the product price directly: https://prnt.sc/oRw_HNYi4Sy_
In my tests, this approach solves both issues: https://prnt.sc/7LStT5Mtgux2
Kind regards,
Stefan
In a way, that setting change solved both issues. True, each line item doesn't show the correct cost per item based on the quantity breaks, but at least the cost per item and the subtotal on the same line add up now, then the discount is applied in the order total. And yes, it definitely solved the second issue - the options are now being discounted as well.
Thank you, Stefan! You can close this ticket.