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Hi Mikkel

Yes, there is a difference. Try inheriting ProductDiscount instead of SalesDiscountProvider directly.

BR Nicolai

Hi Nicolaj,

I allready did that. The Provider shows up in the administration:
https://www.screencast.com/t/Fi7K4Cl6zQWc

I do not wish to ude the Red area, since the discount is unique to for each product.

I have chosen "All products" in the Yellow area, and then i want to select specific products in my custom code.

If I choose a percentage in the red area, the discount gets applied (the default discount), but how can I control this myself?

Should I use another provider og extender for this functionality?

Kind Regards

Mikkel Ulstrup

Hi Mikkel

It sounds like the right approach...

If you want the discount to show up as a discount, this is the way to go. An alternative is the priceprovider, but that will change the price, and not appear as a discount in the cart.

Can I see your code?

BR Nicolai

Hi again,

I need it to show up as a  discount, so the priceprovider is not an option.

No functionality so far... It just don't hit this. So where can I put my logic?

[AddInName("SpNavDiscountCodeProvider"), AddInDescription("Discount provider for discount codes from NAV"),
    AddInActive(true), AddInIsAdditional(false)]
    public class SpNavDiscountCodeProvider : ProductDiscount
    {
        public override void ProcessOrder(Order order)
        {
            switch (DiscountValue.Type)
            {
                case DiscountTypes.FixedAmount:
                    //TODO: Add code here
                    break;
                case DiscountTypes.Percent:
                    //TODO: Add code here
                    break;
                case DiscountTypes.Products:
                    //TODO: Add code here
                    break;
                case DiscountTypes.Unknown:
                    //TODO: Add code here
                    break;
            }
        }

    }

So if you compile this, set it up for all products, set the amount to i.e. 1 for every currency, it never gets executed?

The discount of 1 DKK for all products get rendered.

If I have products in the cart, the "ProcessOrder" get hit (when I add products to the cart and when loading the cart).

But I do not want 1 DKK for all products. I want to control the specific products dynamically and the discount amount uniquely for each product when loading the productlist regardless of the state of the cart.

- Mikkel

Hi Mikkel

Yes - now I understand!

I am affraid that is not possible with the current implementation. I cannot think of a workaround right now...

But I understand what you are trying to do, but we do not have a hook for it.

BR Nicolai

Hi Nicolai,

Is  there any solution for this or a workaround? As I have a similar scenario where would like to exclude some of the products from the discount. I have made a logic to exclude products from orderline on which discount should not be applied by inheriting SalesDiscountProvider but how to handle this on Product List and Product detail ?

BR Umar 

Hi Umar

No, there is not. It sounds like that you can use a template extender to do some magic?