Hej,
I wanted to know if this is possible:
I have units that people can book three ways: For one day, for two days and for a week.
The prices at two and seven days are discounted per unit type.
I am gonna use Timeframes and Rates to do what I want. At the moment each unit type has two Rates added to it.

What I want to happen is for the rate I have if someone stays two days to be triggered if the person stays two days (that's the first rate) and for the seven-day rate to trigger if the person stays that long (the second rate.

What's happening now is that the seven-day rate is being applied to ALL items, which of course means a wrong price. I need it to use the base rate for one day's stay, the 2-day rate for two-day stays, and the seven-day rate for a week's stay.

Is this possible?

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hurdygurdy commented
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Update on progress

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agill commented

Hmmm, maybe it could be done with rules.

The timeframes and rates were intented to be used for seasonally different pricing.
Your use case is not implemented by agreservations, but maybe its possible
to achieve what you want with the rules module.

I currently have no time for this, unless you want to sponsor the development/implementation
of this kind of functionality.

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PN1 commented
Version: 7.x-2.0-beta3 » 6.x-3.0-beta3
Assigned: Unassigned » PN1
Priority: Normal » Major

Hello,

I am facing very similar problem.

1) Do you solved this problem?
2) Please can you post your URL or solution?

Thank you very much in forward.

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My case:
Minimum amount of nights to book is 7 nights for 448,-Eur
Next 7 nights (14 nights all together) are going to cost 896,-Eur (448,-Eur x 2 )
Next 7 nights (21 nights all together) are going to cost 1197,-Eur (discount price for 21 nights)

The year (booking time period) is divided in to 3 periods. I use Timeframes.
I have 7 unit types.

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PN1 commented
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clarity