There is also to consider the rules of particular provinces, states, etc.
Sometimes they ask that the promotion applies even stock are over...
Richard
On Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 2:30 PM, Derek wrote:
> I suppose it could be if you have many different types of sales (ex: buy
> this specific item, ge
I suppose it could be if you have many different types of sales (ex: buy
this specific item, get another specific item half off) but supposing you
stick to certain themes it wouldn't be too difficult (buy 5 get 50% off, or
get 12%off all electronics)
On Wednesday, January 7, 2015 11:42:50 AM UT
On Wednesday, January 7, 2015 10:25:05 AM UTC-8, Derek wrote:
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> I think I would handle it by creating a controller function which
> calculates a price given the objectid and quantity, it returns the line
> item price per single item and price total together as well as the
> percentage saved
I think I would handle it by creating a controller function which
calculates a price given the objectid and quantity, it returns the line
item price per single item and price total together as well as the
percentage saved (if any). the code in that function would probably change
for every promo
thank you so much dave and massimo, i'll try the simple first, handle the
time base promotion (using start_date and end_date comparison) and then
goes to quantity base promotion (using the sample code by massimo). for the
scheduler i don't think it can be set by Marketing division user, it must
On Monday, December 29, 2014 6:06:04 PM UTC-8, Dave S wrote:
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> Just a thought:
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> On Saturday, December 27, 2014 7:25:01 AM UTC-8, 黄祥 wrote:
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>> i'd love to learn from another products and implement it on web2py, but
>> still have no idea how to do it in web2py ways. the
Just a thought:
On Saturday, December 27, 2014 7:25:01 AM UTC-8, 黄祥 wrote:
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> [...]
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> i'd love to learn from another products and implement it on web2py, but
> still have no idea how to do it in web2py ways. the reason is if it set on
> the table, the user (non technical) perhaps in marke
a, i c, the controller do the job, i've searched on the google that the
others (magento, prestashop, oracle, etc) using tables (promotion, pricing
rules, cart rules, etc) to handle it. put the condition on table and then
compare it using controller, please correct me if i'm wrong.
i'd love to l
db.define_table('product',
Field('name'),
Field('price'))
pen = db.product.insert(name="Pen", price="8 if cart[pen]>4 else 10 if
cart[pen]>2 else 12")
cart = {pen: 3} # 3 pens in cart
cart_total = sum(eval(p.price, cart) for p in
db(db.product.name.belongs(cart.keys())).select())
On
hi,
i face the similar problem (even more complex) designing the table for it.
condition 1 : time base promotion
promotion price will occured during the valid date (start, end)
e.g. on 1 dec 2014 - 31 dec 2014 the price for product B will be $10,
usually normal price is $12
condition 2 : quanti
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> - Since the timer is ticking down on the client-side (using a javascript
> countdown timer), how will the server know when a promotion has ended so
> that it can immediately update the site's html to hide any signs of the
> expired promotion? The server will also have to reset to its origin
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