When I try to change values in the orders, it works nice.
Only when I try to set a price to zero (for example set the shippingfee to zero), I get this error:
The incoming tabular data stream (TDS) remote procedure call (RPC) protocol stream is incorrect. Parameter 7 ("@p5"): The supplied value is not a valid instance of data type float. Check the source data for invalid values. An example of an invalid value is data of numeric type with scale greater than precision.
The value I'm trying to set is a valid double.
What can I do to set te value to 0 (zero)?
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Changing prices to 0 in orders
Posted on 20/10/2010 14:11:23
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Posted on 10/11/2010 12:57:32
Hi Martijn,
Can you show use your code? (Always a good idea to post your code when you have code-related issues)
Cheers,
Imar
Can you show use your code? (Always a good idea to post your code when you have code-related issues)
Cheers,
Imar
Posted on 12/11/2010 11:07:23
Hi Imar This is the last example I tried: Dim dNewShippingFee As Double = Convert.ToDecimal(tbVerzendkostenNieuw.Text)
Dim dNewShippingFeeWithoutVat As Double = (Convert.ToDecimal(tbVerzendkostenNieuw.Text) * (100 - myNewOrder.ShippingFee.VATPercent) / 100)
Dim myPriceCalculated As New Prices.PriceCalculated(New Prices.PriceRaw(dNewShippingFee, eCommerce.Common.Application.DefaultCurrency))
myNewOrder.ShippingFee.PriceWithVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithVAT
myNewOrder.ShippingFee.PriceWithoutVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithoutVAT
myNewOrder.Save() The order 'myNewOrder' is an new order, based on an excisting order, where values or copied to the new order. When the user fills the textbox 'tbVerzendkostenNieuw' with 0, the code doesn't accept the change
Posted on 12/11/2010 11:28:59
Hi Martijn,
Could this be a data type issue where you assign a Decimal (from Convert.ToDecimal) to a double (dNewShippingFee). Try converting it to a Double instead and turn on Option Explicit.
In C#, the following code seems to work fine for me:
double dNewShippingFee = Convert.ToDouble(0);
PriceCalculated myPriceCalculated = new PriceCalculated(
new PriceRaw(dNewShippingFee, Dynamicweb.eCommerce.Common.Application.DefaultCurrency));
Order.ShippingFee.PriceWithVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithVAT;
Order.ShippingFee.PriceWithoutVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithoutVAT;
Order.Save();
Hope this helps,
Imar
Could this be a data type issue where you assign a Decimal (from Convert.ToDecimal) to a double (dNewShippingFee). Try converting it to a Double instead and turn on Option Explicit.
In C#, the following code seems to work fine for me:
double dNewShippingFee = Convert.ToDouble(0);
PriceCalculated myPriceCalculated = new PriceCalculated(
new PriceRaw(dNewShippingFee, Dynamicweb.eCommerce.Common.Application.DefaultCurrency));
Order.ShippingFee.PriceWithVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithVAT;
Order.ShippingFee.PriceWithoutVAT = myPriceCalculated.PriceWithoutVAT;
Order.Save();
Hope this helps,
Imar
Posted on 15/11/2010 08:43:13
Hi Imar
It seems that it works for me also, with the right datatype.
Little shameful I didn't see that I was using the wrong datatype.
Many thanks!
Martijn
It seems that it works for me also, with the right datatype.
Little shameful I didn't see that I was using the wrong datatype.
Many thanks!
Martijn
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