It worked once and only once. I create the sub product. A five dollar item. Then I create the parcel. A 650 dollar item. I list it in the parcel. Then I buy it. Only the $650 shows up at checkout.

AM I missing a step?

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brmassa’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Michael,

its by desing: these parcel products can have any price. it doesnt add any children prices. so you can have $500 XBOX and a $100 Game an sell the bundle by $200. there are no connections between them.

regards,

massa

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
noah10’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Sorry to re-open a closed issue, but it seems like the same problem I'm having and I want to clarify whether the problem is with my expectations or the system.

Let's imagine that I have two generic, non-shippable products: a dinner at an event ($50) and a special session at the event ($25). I also have a parcel priced at $100 that includes the $25 event registration fee and the two products described above.

When a user goes to the parcel product page and clicks "add to cart" is it true that:
- the sub-items in the parcel are not displayed in the cart?
- the user has no idea what is included in the parcel unless I wrote it in the description when I created the parcel?

If both of those are true, do you have any suggestions about how I could create a bundle that would show three line items (event registration, event dinner, event session) in the cart with a single click of the "add to cart" button? The goal is to present the user with a cart that contains one of each of the above items and allows them to adjust the quantities of each. (And for extra bonus points doesn't allow them to buy the dinner or the session unless they buy the event registration.)

I've looked at subproduct (which looks like it might be broken in ec3, per #172706) and can't get it to work (no product types appear in the task list when I go to admin/ecsettings/variation). EC-Live Subproduct is out because it requires tangible products, which this is not. Any other ideas about how to achieve the above goals are greatly appreciated.

brmassa’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Noah,

on eC3, you will probably have to write a "checkout_review_form" theme function.
on eC4, im going to add it.

regards,

massa

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)