Magento – How to build a “price-range” display for simple products

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As far as I can see, there is no way for us to display a price range instead of a static product price for simple products. Ideally we want something like '$1000 – $1250' on the product page and category pages.

I could not find any extensions that will do this, and Magento does not have the out-of-the-box capability.

This may be unsolvable or require more work than we thought, because we will also need the ability to input these prices in the Admin panel somehow.

Best Answer

You'll certainly need to build a module for this. The price range will affect everything from the display price, right through to the price the customer pays at checkout. This includes working out tax and shipping.

All this will need to be taken into account.

If you're not using a checkout however, (I can't imagine how you would use a checkout with a price range) then it's fairly trivial to add additional attributes to the product which will give you a min and max price. You can do this with minimal coding and no module creation. Creating Attributes. You'd only need to code the output of this field to the screen:

<?php echo $_product->getMinPrice(); ?>-<?php echo $_product->getMaxPrice(); ?>

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Finally i found solution for more than one image upload in that custom form.Its simple concept for adding image upload more than one in custom form.Here following procedure for that image upload concept:

Step:1

Image file : Block/Adminhtml/Next/Edit/Tab/Image.php add custom image field tag in that image file.

[...]     
$fieldset->addField('collar_image', 'image', array(
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            'required'  => true,
            'disabled'  => $isElementDisabled
        ));

 [...]

Step:2

Controller File: controllers/Adminhtml/[ModuleName]Controller.php Add that below line into saveAction()function.

//Assign that values 
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                $collar_imageData = $data['collar_image'];
                unset($data['collar_image']);
            } else {
                $collar_imageData = array();
            }
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                    $model->setCollar_image(null);
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//Upload new Collar Image upload tag
$imageFile = $imageHelper->uploadImage('collar_image');
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                    if ($model->getCollar_image()) {
                        $imageHelper->removeImage($model->getCollar_image());
                    }
                    $model->setCollar_image($imageFile);
                }

And then you can clear cache and index section in Var/Cache and Var/Index.

NOTICE:

[Modulename] =>your module name

Magento 1.7 – Apply Percentage Discount Amount/Value with Tax Rule

It sounds like your issue is that your discounts are applying to products that already have the 20% tax added to them. If this is the issue, you can solve it by changing your configuration:

Calculation Settings-> Apply Discount on Prices

Change Including Tax to Excluding Tax

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