Sales tax problem
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Re: Sales tax problem
Hi jrjr,
Thanks for your feedback and infos from Jan
Kind regards
Christine
Thanks for your feedback and infos from Jan
Kind regards
Christine
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Re: Sales tax problem
Hello!
I hope you don't mind me posting here, I didn't want to start a new thread.
My problem is that if I have a product that has no attribute, it displays the net gross price with the corresponding caption, but if I have an attribute, the caption only says "Price".
Where can I edit this to still have the net/gross (without/with tax)?
I hope you don't mind me posting here, I didn't want to start a new thread.
My problem is that if I have a product that has no attribute, it displays the net gross price with the corresponding caption, but if I have an attribute, the caption only says "Price".
Where can I edit this to still have the net/gross (without/with tax)?
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Re: Sales tax problem
Hi, can you paste a screenshot of what do you exactly mean?
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Re: Sales tax problem
Of course..
https://pasteboard.co/zpyDV0kexGn1.png
Where there is no attribute, label is good
Where there is an attribute, the label is bad
https://pasteboard.co/zpyDV0kexGn1.png
Where there is no attribute, label is good
Where there is an attribute, the label is bad
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Re: Sales tax problem
Hi, there is no option to have different labels when there are attributes or not
Testing now, everything is OK:
Do you use some specific CSS overrides
Jan
Testing now, everything is OK:
Do you use some specific CSS overrides
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Re: Sales tax problem
I don't use.
I only use the Cassiopeia Phoca Cart Furniture Child theme, nothing else.
I only use the Cassiopeia Phoca Cart Furniture Child theme, nothing else.
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Re: Sales tax problem
Which version of Child template, it has defined in user.css that some price parts will be hidden. Check the devtools to see if some part is not hidden in CSS (but mostly this is valid for whole row, not for small part only )
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Re: Sales tax problem
I did a test on a brand new installation, created a category, a tax item, assigned it to both products, and it still doesn't work for me. I have attached a picture of my calculation settings.
https://pasteboard.co/lFe7R9sOIFAX.png
https://pasteboard.co/lFe7R9sOIFAX.png
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Re: Sales tax problem
Meanwhile, I think I've figured out where the mistake is.
If my main product is 0€ and so I don't have to calculate in the attributes which version is more expensive, but it doesn't add the "(excl. tax)" "(incl. tax)" to the price, but if I specify that the basic product is 100€ and attr1 0 attr2 +100€ then because the basic product is not 0€ it prints the "(excl. tax)" "(incl. tax)" values. I think this is wrong logic or I just don't understand it well, but I get it.
Because this way I have to calculate for each additional attribute how much more expensive the 2nd 3..... attribute is than the base product.
But in the end, I can rewrite lines 62 and 73 of the product_price.php file to print what I want in each case....
I would also need the tax rate option for the attribute.
If my main product is 0€ and so I don't have to calculate in the attributes which version is more expensive, but it doesn't add the "(excl. tax)" "(incl. tax)" to the price, but if I specify that the basic product is 100€ and attr1 0 attr2 +100€ then because the basic product is not 0€ it prints the "(excl. tax)" "(incl. tax)" values. I think this is wrong logic or I just don't understand it well, but I get it.
Because this way I have to calculate for each additional attribute how much more expensive the 2nd 3..... attribute is than the base product.
But in the end, I can rewrite lines 62 and 73 of the product_price.php file to print what I want in each case....
I would also need the tax rate option for the attribute.