Thanks to all the great help on this page I have managed to suss out having one product per page with duplicate products a level up. Doing this I can have small pics for the duplicates and no text with full info and bigger pics on the product page. So far so good.
Now, what I want to offer is a price per item but also a price if you buy, say 4 or more. Business allows me to easilly put in a quantity discount under the price tag and it is displayed in the product as 2 prices on 2 lines. This is fine for the main page but on the small duplicates, I only want the main price to be displayed.
I have created another act_productlinetest template for the duplicate but I can't seem to work out how to make the duplicate price disappear. The Netquotevar is Productprice so I tried creating a duplicate file (act_productpricesingle) but if I change act_productlinetest for NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICE to NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICESINGLE it doesn't work. What is a NETQUOTEVAR and how do I create a new one?
Having said that, I can't seem to edit act_productprice to make the qty discount price disappear anyway as it uses NETQUOTEVAR:COST which displays both prices.
Any ideas?
Now, what I want to offer is a price per item but also a price if you buy, say 4 or more. Business allows me to easilly put in a quantity discount under the price tag and it is displayed in the product as 2 prices on 2 lines. This is fine for the main page but on the small duplicates, I only want the main price to be displayed.
I have created another act_productlinetest template for the duplicate but I can't seem to work out how to make the duplicate price disappear. The Netquotevar is Productprice so I tried creating a duplicate file (act_productpricesingle) but if I change act_productlinetest for NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICE to NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICESINGLE it doesn't work. What is a NETQUOTEVAR and how do I create a new one?
Having said that, I can't seem to edit act_productprice to make the qty discount price disappear anyway as it uses NETQUOTEVAR:COST which displays both prices.
Any ideas?
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