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Hi Christian

So you want the price with vat to 1000 no matter if the vat is 25% or 15%?

BR Nicolai

Yes I want the total price to be 1000 no matter the VAT. But I still need the subtotal and VAT to change according to the countrys VAT rate so they always are 1000 when combined.

That is a tough one... To do that, I think you need to make your own priceprovider. In that you can do the math and calcualte backwards.

Good luck :-)

here is the starting point:

using Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.International;
using Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.Prices;
using Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.Products;
using Dynamicweb.Security.UserManagement;

namespace DynamicwebTemplates.ItemTemplates.Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.PriceProvider
{
    public class MyPriceProvider : PriceProvider
    {
        public override PriceRaw FindPrice(Product product, double quantity, string variantId, Currency currency, string unitId, User user)
        {
            // Get the price from the DefaultPriceProvider
            DefaultPriceProvider defaultProvider = new DefaultPriceProvider();
            PriceRaw rawPrice = defaultProvider.FindPrice(product, quantity, variantId, currency, unitId, user);

            //TODO: Add code here
            return null;
        }
    }
}

Hi again.

I am trying to make a "simple" workaround which means I've set a price for each country in Prices on a product. But it seems like I cannot retrieve this list. The VAT changes like it should when I change country but the price remains the same. I've tried looping though a list I found but the only price in this list is the initial price added to the cart and not the price of the product from the Prices list according to the selected country. Any thoughts?

@foreach (LoopItem orderline in GetLoop("OrderLines"))
 {
     foreach (var p in orderline.GetLoop("Product.Prices"))
     {
         <script>console.log(@(new System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize(p.Values)));</script>
     }
}

Hi Christian

Can I see a dump of your one of your prices in the UI of the product?

BR Nicolai

Is this what you were looking for?

No, UI = User Interface. So from the backend where you set it up. But I can see the country is set in your data.

Dynamicweb needs to know which country to find the price for before it is added to the cart, so Dynamicweb will use the country set on the ecommerce tab on websites. So before the GB price will be used, it has to be set on the website settings.

You can also override the country on the user context - either by using a querstring parameter: CountryCode=DK etc or by setting the country on the user if it is a logged in user (set on the billing/country code).

Dynamicweb cannot use the country set on the order before that is not applied before the product is added to the cart, and that is after the price have been calculated.