Changing parent plant

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2 years 1 month ago #328815 by krileon

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Probably the easiest way to do that is use CB Code Field. So first create your integer field for them to supply the number of licenses. Next in your code field multiply that by the discount per license. Now you just use that code field as the discount amount in your promotion. Example as follows.

Code:

$licenses = (int) '[cb_licenses]';

if ( $licenses >= 10 ) {
 return 10;
}

if ( $licenses >= 3 ) {
 return 5;
}

return 0;

The above would give a 10% discount if buying 10 or more licenses or a 5% discount if buying 3 or more licenses, but less than 10. Now you'd create the following automatically applied promotion.

Promotion Type: Applies to all purchases
The promotion is: R: A percentage R of the item price from a CB field
CB Field containing percentage: SELECT_CODE_FIELD_HERE

Now during registration and/or profile edit they fill out their licenses field with how many they need.

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2 years 1 month ago - 2 years 1 month ago #328816 by galanopd

Replied by galanopd on topic Changing parent plant

That is excellent, thank you but still the plan price is not increased by the increase of the number of licenses. It only discounts the plan price based on the promotion discount. Unless you mean something like calculating the price of the plan based on the discount rather than keeping the discount constant within the promotion, is that right? (I'm a bit confused) The orange color is what I expect to achieve somehow. Is that possible?

The above it is just an example to explain the structure, not the actual calculations.

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2 years 1 month ago - 2 years 1 month ago #328825 by krileon

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To increase the price you just need to use a negative promotion. So instead of returning 10 you'd return -10. Example as follows.

$licenses = (int) '[cb_licenses]';

if ( $licenses >= 10 ) {
 return -10; // Increase price by 10%
}

if ( $licenses >= 3 ) {
 return -5; // Increase price by 5%
}

return 0; // No price change

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2 years 1 month ago #328830 by galanopd

Replied by galanopd on topic Changing parent plant

Perfect Kyle,

Thank you!

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1 year 9 months ago - 1 year 9 months ago #329906 by galanopd

Replied by galanopd on topic Changing parent plant

One more question on this.

All work fine except that the price of the plan does not increase according to the int userfield. It only applies the discount.
In integrations->Family plans I have set as Limit the int userfield. To my understaning the number of shared users does not increase the price, so how can I make this do so?

EDIT: Sorry, it seems that you have already answered this above. So I suppose I will use the int userfield to increase the price of the plan. That means that there is no option to multiply the number of users by the plan price, correct?

EDIT 2: Unless there is another way, what I 've done so far and it seems to work is something like

$licenses = (int) '[cb_licenses]';

if ( $licenses = 1 ) {
 return 'no price change';
}

if ( $licenses = 2 ) {
 return -100; // Increase price by 100%
}

if ( $licenses = 3 ) {
 return -200; // Increase price by 200%
}

return 0; // No price change

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1 year 9 months ago #329915 by krileon

Replied by krileon on topic Changing parent plant

All work fine except that the price of the plan does not increase according to the int userfield. It only applies the discount.
In integrations->Family plans I have set as Limit the int userfield. To my understaning the number of shared users does not increase the price, so how can I make this do so?

That parameter doesn't increase the price, but just limits how many users they can share with.

EDIT: Sorry, it seems that you have already answered this above. So I suppose I will use the int userfield to increase the price of the plan. That means that there is no option to multiply the number of users by the plan price, correct?

cb_licenses can't directly increase the price, no. You need to use a CB Code Field as provided above to calculate the price increase based off the value of cb_licenses. This can even just be simple multiplying math as shown below.

$licenses = (int) '[cb_licenses]';

if ( ( ! $licenses ) || ( $licenses === 1 ) ) {
    return 0; // No price change
}

return -( ( $licenses - 1 ) * 100 ); // Increase price by 100% per additional license

Note your above PHP was not correct. I've corrected it for you.

$licenses = (int) '[cb_licenses]';

if ( $licenses === 1 ) {
    return 0; // No price change
}

if ( $licenses === 2 ) {
   return -100; // Increase price by 100%
}

if ( $licenses === 3 ) {
   return -200; // Increase price by 200%
}

return 0; // No price change

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