Is there a way of accessing other sale information (other than the sale_price) in the template? I'd like to be able to display the sale name that the discount relates to...!
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Assuming you are using a version of Store greater then 2.1 you would be able to use the {adjustments} tag pair to loop through all discounts and adjustments to your order. Something along the lines of:
{adjustments}
<tr>
<td>{adjustment:name}</td>
<td>{adjustment:amount}</td>
</tr>
{/adjustments}
You can see all of the available tags within the adjustments loop here in the docs.
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I think this only applies to the checkout tag though; if I want to show a different price and attribute it to a particular sale witihin the exp:store:product tag I don't think I can access the adjustments tag. This is really infuriating, I just want a way to offer different prices to members and state this wherever I want to promote it. "Full price 6.99 / Member price 5.99" - that kind of thing. I get the feeling I should have stuck with Cartthrob. – BellamyStudio May 8 '15 at 8:22
I think you'll be able to solve this with product modifieres:
{modifier_options}
<option value="{option_id}">
{option_name}
{if price_mod_inc_tax_val} ({price_mod_inc_tax}) {/if}
</option>
{/modifier_options}
option_name could be Member price, you'd have to make the modifier price -1.00 for the calculation to be correct.
You could also check the sale tag. You can limit a sale to member group so that seems like something that would be useful for your use case.
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I've tried the sale tag and it would be perfect if I could access the sale name - that way I could set up a sale called 'member price' and make it available to members. Actually even that's not perfect because non-logged in users won't see it. I'll try the modifiers! Thanks Jannermans. – BellamyStudio May 8 '15 at 8:36
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Hmm - I can display the modifier correctly, so that's good. But how do I make it only actually available to a logged-in member? I want to display it to everyone but only give the member the benefit. And it can't be a selectable option, it has to be the only option - you either pay full price or the member price. Tricky, or easy? (Thinking ahead as well, what happens if I have more modifiers that have nothing to do with membership?). – BellamyStudio May 8 '15 at 8:48
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That's why the sales option is probably better, since that already takes care of all the member checks for you. It's not in the docs but have you tried sale_id, sale_title, etc? – Jan Henckens May 8 '15 at 9:11
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{sale_id}, {sale_title}, {sale_name} - none of these get parsed and just output as they are, so I guess they're not in the docs because they're not intended to work! – BellamyStudio May 8 '15 at 9:32
