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Easy Call for Price v1.0

By jpf at 13 Jan 2007 - 9:38am
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Easy Call for Price is an easy way to display “Call for Price!” whenever a product’s price is set to 0. Change a couple of values and you can also sell products for $0.00 and display "Call for Price!" for other products.

Only TWO files to modify. Install time is less than 5 minutes.

It works throughout the site, even with other contributions with no additional changes.

Screenshots included for product_info, x-sell, x-sell showing $0.00 and “Call for Price!” and featured_products.

Original Author: Tim Elam (aka Bigredman74)

Ported to osCMax by: jpf

Releases

Official releasesDateSizeLinksStatus
1.12008-Aug-112.21 KBThis release is not supported and may no longer work.


by fourmat on Thu, 02/01/2007 - 6:15am
HI There,

I have installed this mod and I have found a few problems.

1) There is a missing <?php statement in the code that is included in the instructions for stores that have already been modified. The code is missing in the addition to the product_info.php.tpl file. It's an easy fix, but might trip up some inexperienced users.

2) The code strips away the "buy now" button on the product information page, but doesn't take into account the button that can be included on the category product listing page, this is a major problem because it allows people to add a product with a zero price, when they need to call for price.

I also have an idea that I had implemented in a previous store. The call for price mod allows you to replace a zero price with Call for Price, but It would also be nice to have a code that allowed the replacement of the Buy Now button with a Call To Order. In my previous installation I used the code 999999 for the price. When it recognized that code, it replaced the "buy now" or "Add To Cart" buttons with "Call To Order". The store that we have has many high priced industrial machines that we want listed in the catalog but not available for someone to purchase off of the site.

by scott2kuk on Wed, 03/14/2007 - 5:48am
I came across a small problem. If retail price is $0 and wholesale price is $20 it still says call for price when logged in as wholesale. Any solution?

by scott2kuk on Wed, 03/14/2007 - 5:59am
Quote:
Originally Posted by scott2kuk View Post
I came across a small problem. If retail price is $0 and wholesale price is $20 it still says call for price when logged in as wholesale. Any solution?
My mistake - It does work. Sorry!

by metalman923 on Sat, 12/08/2007 - 12:48pm
How did it you get this to work, I have tried creating several logins but I still get the call for price once I login, I have to actually click on more info to see the price

by mithereal on Tue, 07/29/2008 - 1:20pm
In my previous installation I used the code 999999 for the price. When it recognized that code, it replaced the "buy now" or "Add To Cart" buttons with "Call To Order". The store that we have has many high priced industrial machines that we want listed in the catalog but not available for someone to purchase off of the site.[/quote]

Can you supply the code for this?


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