I am building a site which sells alloy wheels.
The customer wants people to be able to buy either a single wheel (for example at £76) and also give the customer the option of buying a wheel and tyre option (therefore 4 x £76 plus the tyres) at a certain price, in this example £390 inc VAT.
Now the problem is that when I setup a component called '4 Wheels and tyres - package deal' with the price of £390 and people add the option to their basket they get both the 1 wheel (the original item) PLUS the 4 x wheel and tyre option, meaning the basket shows a value of £466 instead of £390.
How is it best to solve this problem?
I had thought about just putting the price in actinic for the component minus the original item price (so when added to basket it would total £390) but that seemed a little backward.
Is there a simpler way??
If anyone needs to take a look at the site to understand it's www.onlinealloys.net and the 14" Alloys section has some example in it of the thing I mean.
Thanks in advance - Ben
The customer wants people to be able to buy either a single wheel (for example at £76) and also give the customer the option of buying a wheel and tyre option (therefore 4 x £76 plus the tyres) at a certain price, in this example £390 inc VAT.
Now the problem is that when I setup a component called '4 Wheels and tyres - package deal' with the price of £390 and people add the option to their basket they get both the 1 wheel (the original item) PLUS the 4 x wheel and tyre option, meaning the basket shows a value of £466 instead of £390.
How is it best to solve this problem?
I had thought about just putting the price in actinic for the component minus the original item price (so when added to basket it would total £390) but that seemed a little backward.
Is there a simpler way??
If anyone needs to take a look at the site to understand it's www.onlinealloys.net and the 14" Alloys section has some example in it of the thing I mean.
Thanks in advance - Ben
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