Robert Morley wrote: > We have not implemented promos to date, but can you comment on how the > promo adjustments would be created for a quantity like 1.542? I would > agree rhat having a single adjustment for the order item line (per > promo) would make the most sense.
You misunderstand. Add stock for 5000 items for a PROMO_GWP. Add enough stock for the parent item too. Then add a quantity of 'two thousand' on the original product. Watch ofbiz fall over. I think you are interpetting the ',' as a '.'. > > Bob > > On 2010-04-28, at 1:16 PM, Ean Schuessler <[email protected]> wrote: > >> The OFBiz promo code processes product quantities as singletons. If a >> large quantity of an item is added to the cart (ie. 2,000) and there is >> a promo for that product then the result is both a large quantity of >> promo adjustments as well as a long processing time for the cart. For >> some industries large order quantities are perfectly reasonable but the >> current OFBiz design will fail. >> >> Does anyone have any perspective on this issue? One possible solution >> would be to remove the part of the promo design that reduces promo items >> to singletons. I realize that introduces other challenges but they seem >> to be deterministic. The singleton processing approach seems like an >> effort to keep the implementation simple. >> >> -- >> Ean Schuessler, CTO >> [email protected] >> 214-720-0700 x 315 >> Brainfood, Inc. >> http://www.brainfood.com >>
