UberPOS not using option price when adjustment SKUs are entered

I'm seeing this in both the Dev and Alpha1 versions. An adjustment sku is entered but the option price is not added to the order, the base product's price is added instead.

Anyone have any insight here at all? This seems like a very glaring bug. I've tried option pricing on a fresh install of Ubercart and Uberpos and I'm seeing the same problem. When an attribute's SKU is input the price from the base item is displayed and calculated, not the option/attribute price.

I've solved part of my problem by creating a module that adds another tab to the product edit screen where I'm inputting my UPC and option price. Since these are stored in the same db table it was easier to get UberPOS to pull the option price instead of the base product price. The problem now is that while the correct option price is displaying next to the title of the product in the item list, the subtotal and total are still calculating the price off of the base product and not the option price... For some reason the math behind the total and subtotal are divorced from the prices being displayed in the item list.

I haven't been able to find the code behind the total and subtotal yet, I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction so I can have the variables/query point to my option price in the db rather than the base price.

Thanks

This change turned out to be largely cosmetic, it didn't actually change the price of the item that got sent to uc_order_products so the total in uc_orders was still based off of the product's base price instead of the total of the options (which is why the subtotal, total, etc didn't change). The good news is that I found where I needed to set $product->price so it'd pull from my attribute/option rather than the product table. Here's how it did it:

First off, it's worth noting that all products in my store have attributes and prices so I didn't need to put an if statement in to check the presence of a price. This should be pretty easy to do if you require that logic. Secondly, I need UberPOS to pull a different price based on the $order->uid, so my code is wrapped in an if statement to check uid first and then pull the price accordingly. Again, this is something that can easily be removed if you don't need it.

Here's the code from uberpos.module inside the uberpos_add_product function:

	$price_level_uid = db_result(db_query('SELECT uid FROM {users} WHERE uid = %d', $order->uid));
	
	if ($order->uid == 4) {
	  // in house sales
	  
	  $price_level_model = db_result(db_query("SELECT combination FROM {uc_product_adjustments} WHERE model = '$product->model'"));
	  
	  $price_level_oid = end(unserialize($price_level_model));
	  
	  $price_level_price = db_result(db_query("SELECT price FROM {uc_product_options} WHERE nid = '$product->nid' AND oid = '$price_level_oid'"));
	  
	  $product->price = $price_level_price;

	}
	
	elseif ($order->uid == 5) {
	  // employee
	  
	  $price_level_model = db_result(db_query("SELECT combination FROM {uc_product_adjustments} WHERE model = '$product->model'"));
	  
	  $price_level_oid = end(unserialize($price_level_model));
	  
	  $price_level_price = db_result(db_query("SELECT cost FROM {uc_product_options} WHERE nid = '$product->nid' AND oid = '$price_level_oid'"));
	  
	  $product->price = $price_level_price;  
	  
	}
	
	elseif ($order->uid == 6) {
	  // free
	  
	  $product->price = 0;

	}