Hi,
Discounts are not applied more than once when discount type is set to percentage. Any particular reason?
The fix seems to be fairly simple: https://www.screencast.com/t/Cn2HxPTkOWw
BR, Mario
Hi,
Discounts are not applied more than once when discount type is set to percentage. Any particular reason?
The fix seems to be fairly simple: https://www.screencast.com/t/Cn2HxPTkOWw
BR, Mario
So if you have 2 products you should not have 10% discount but 2x10% = 20%?
Hi Nicolai,
Adding products "Tennis shoes" and "Socks" to the cart we get 50% discount on "Socks". If we add 2 products of each, the discount is applied only one time, instead of twice.
BR, Mario
The discount is applied one time - 50% of a value. You have one orderline "Socks" and you have one discount "50%" which is applied to that orderline - once.
But you want it to by 50% only on first quantity. So 1 qty = 50% discount 2 qty = 25% discount, 3 qty = 16,6% discount and so on...
So how would the orderlines look like - this is how it would be now - so what would you want it to say?
Unit price | Discount price | Qty | Total | |
Socks | $5 | $2,5 | 3 | $7,5 |
Socks discount 50% |
Unit price | Discount price | Qty | Total | |
Socks | $5 | $?? | 3 | $12,5 |
Socks discount ??% |
Hi Nicolai,
"Socks discount ??%" would be just a label, it's up to the marketeer to set up a descriptive enough name, like "50% on Socks when buying Tennis".
Regarding the discount price, it would be to calculated based on the currency amount for one time (as if "apply only once" was selected) and then multiply by the number of combinations of Tennis + Socks in the cart (in this case 2).
BR, Mario
Hi Nicolai,
Any thoughts on this?
BR, Mario
I do not understand what you want.
Can you display the orderlines and discounts in a table?
Hi Nicolai,
We have Shoes at $10 and Socks at $2.
We also have an order discount (incluse) that applies %50 off to the cheapest product, without any price or qty limitation - https://www.screencast.com/t/UPHDlrgXZa
Here are the examples of what we are trying to achieve:
Example A - https://www.screencast.com/t/HuPaa7lN64M | Qty | Price |
Shoes | 1 | $10 |
Socks | 1 | $2 |
50% off on Socks when you purchase Shoes | 1 | -$1 |
Total | $11 | |
Example B - https://www.screencast.com/t/qT16a66LX | Qty | Price |
Shoes | 3 | $30 |
Socks | 3 | $6 |
50% off on Socks when you purchase Shoes | 3 | -$3 |
Total | $33 | |
Example C - https://www.screencast.com/t/uYdWmWo5nSv5 | Qty | Price |
Shoes | 3 | $30 |
Socks | 2 | $4 |
50% off on Socks when you purchase Shoes | 2 | -$2 |
Total | $32 | |
Example D - https://www.screencast.com/t/mQWTqeXS | Qty | Price |
Shoes | 3 | $30 |
Socks | 4 | $8 |
50% off on Socks when you purchase Shoes | 3 | -$3 |
Total | $35 |
BR, Mario
Hi Nicolai,
Have you got a chance to look into this?
BR, Mario
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Well - it is not that simple. It seems you are giving the discount because of one product, but applying it on another. And that just 'happens to (almost) work)' in your setup.
And I could add 4 products to that discount - and say it applies to cheapest. Then it is the sum of quantities of the other 3? And what if I choose the most expensive or apply to all products, then what....?
It would be feasable if you buy 2 shoes, and 3 socks and get 3 discounts (socks are the cheapest, and you get the discount once per sock which triggers the discount)
BR Nicolai
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