Hello,
This looks like an awesome module and I bow to y'alls major programming kung fu. I, on the other hand, am a basic-level Drupaller and need a little bit of documentation or clues to setup. I read the "Readme" and it was uninformative...
In my country settings at "admin/store/settings/countries" I have enabled US, UK and Canada with their appropriate currencies.
Now I go to a product node, and under "Pricing" I have a default price of $20. I wish to add a price for Canadian customers.
Now I click on "Add a price override for a country or role". I pull down and select Canada. There is no additional place to put a price, still only the Default price is showing up.
As I said, I'm sure it's basic but I'm missing something...
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katharine_gates commentedHello all, for those of you having trouble getting this module running at all, I finally figured out what the problem was in my case (with lots of help from stesind.)
After futzing around the Firebug, and testing by disabling various other javascript-related modules, that the problem was coming from a conflict with the JQuery Update module which I am using for Superfish menus.
I have now managed to make UC multiprice work - at least to the extent that I am able to create price overrides and have them update on the fly.
The secret was to download a new version of jquery.form.js from github (https://github.com/malsup/form) and replacing the one in the JQuery update module.
I hope this helps you all.
--Katharine