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  • Thread Starter kashifau

    (@kashifau)

    To give an example why I want to do this: I have different product variations and few variations have some extra costs attached to them which is added in final price. I want to show the user that final price is comprised of two components i.e. original price + cost

    Plugin Author MWSGD

    (@mwsgd)

    You would need to increase the price of the whole variation.

    Example: two attributes = Size and Color = (Size + Color variation)

    Small + Yellow = $11.00
    Small + Purple = $11.75
    Medium + Purple = $12.75

    BUT… it sounds like you need to use the Product Add-On’s Premium extension: https://www.jigoshop.com/product/jigoshop-product-add-ons-premium/

    Thread Starter kashifau

    (@kashifau)

    Hi. But this will increase the total price if the quantity is increased. I want to add one time cost of a product and want to show it separately.

    Thread Starter kashifau

    (@kashifau)

    anyone?

    Thread Starter kashifau

    (@kashifau)

    To rephrase, can how can i add an extra checkbox when I add product variation data in admin panel. When that checkbox is select some extra cost, say 100, is added to final price.

    @kashifau

    The only solution is to either use Product Addons extension offered by Michael or develop your own. We do not support such behaviour.

    Thread Starter kashifau

    (@kashifau)

    Hi. I bought Product Addons extension but it didn’t solve my problem. Let me explain my problem a bit more. Lets say I have a product named TrafficSign and it has two variations: material and dimension. My product variations will look like this:

    Material: Aluminium Dimension: 70 cm …> price 100
    Material: Magnet Dimension 20 cm ….> price 50, making cost:40

    and so on.. Now the variations with the making cost will have the cost added only once. So if customer orders 2 then the final cost will be 50 +50 + 40 = 140. So how can I achieve this.. I am really confused about this

    @kashifau

    Well, you can add an add-on and do not multiply it by quantity. This way you can achieve what you want (regular price = 50, required add-on price = 40). The only problem I can see here is how to find/decide whether making cost is required or not… It might need custom development (it’s rather unique).

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