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Yes!

I pressed enter to fast!:) I have written it now:)

bump! Hope someone can help here:S

Hi Jan

If a product has a default price of 100 and you put in a price of 90 for customer a, and customer a logs in, 90 is returned. THEN it is passed to the discounts which is then added - i.e. 15% of 90 or 100. In this case the 90 is already found, and you cannot change that fact from the discount. You can only return true or false wether the discount should be applied. In this case, 15% off 100 is less than 90 and returning true or false will not fix that for you. Because you want to change the base price and the discount in one go depending on situation

What you can do, is in IsValidForProduct you can look at the DbPrice property of the product and that would get you the default price of 100. But that will not help you much in this case.

You would have to create a price provider that will return 100 or 90 depending on available discounts for a given product. Finding the discounts here, is the difficult part.

When creating the priceprovider you can call default priceprovider to get the Dynamicweb calculated price and then make the decission if you should return original price or customer specific price depending on the discount will be high enough for the default price with discount is lower than the customer price.

And then you need to also return false in validforproduct if the customer price has been given...

Hi Nicolai,

Ty for the response. I will have a look at this.

In your opinion - if I tried implementing this - would this cause the site to be much slower when fetching productlists and so on?

Hi Jan

No, it should be doable. You will do the same math on cached items, so as long as you keep an eye on expensive calls, like db access, it should be feasible to get performing.