| Project: | Drupal Commerce |
| Version: | 7.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Product reference |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
When we create a Product Display with attributes, being able to show the price difference in the Select List / Radio Buttons would be a great advantage for certain e-commerce business models. This feature is also default, I mean comes out of the box, in other platforms (UC, Magento, etc).
As I'm not a developer unfortunately I cannot code it myself, reason why I'm posting it here. Also without this functionality I'll not be able to use DC at all.
For instance in the DC Demo:
http://demo.commerceguys.com/dc/catalog/wearables/all-tied-up
Scenario 1:
You see "All Tied Up: Size Small"
Then on the Select List i would like to have:
Size:
- S: $8
- M: $8
_ L: $8
- X: +$2 (or the total price $10)
Scenario 2:
You see "All Tied Up: Size X-Large"
Then on the Select List:
Size:
- S: -$2
- M: -$2
_ L: -$2 (or the total price $8)
- X: $10
I do know that when you select an option the final price updates automatically, but in same cases when you have many attributes, for the costumer is extremely useful to have an overview of the price difference according to the attributes without needing to click on each of them to see the final price.
As far as I know, in UC this was by default. I also understand the DC has a a different approach to attributes.
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| DC-demo_attribute-pricedifference.png | 92.93 KB | Ignored: Check issue status. | None | None |
| UC_attribute-pricedifference.png | 28.64 KB | Ignored: Check issue status. | None | None |
Comments
#1
Must Have!
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#4
@elianhi, I meant to subscribe but I change the name of the issue to "Subscribe." I changed it back the best I could, sorry! I would like to have this feature too. You explained it well.
#5
#6
@:courtney.mob: thanks
#7
sub
#8
I have been looking for functionality like this myself, or something close to this. I would expect that things like computers have custom attributes that can change the actual price of the product such as Apple's "build your own" Macbook (see screenshot).
Product attributes could have part numbers or a SKU which would be used for inventory and to be used as a pick list for the employees who are building out the product.
I may be making this too complex, but wouldn't part of this solution be that products should be able to refer to other products (or parts) which can then be used to create an attribute selection list?
#9
The only way I have found to do this, is to put the price in the title of the attribute product, so that it shows the price in the attribute list. I have been trying to get a view to display the price based on which product is selected, but can't seem to get it to work. If anyone has gotten this to work, please post!
#10
+1