Attribute Pricing Not Working?

[afiumano]

The mini-basket can be modified to show the combined pricing if you want that. Otherwise, that is the standard way the pricing would display. If you have a base product and attributes add to its price, then you would see the individual amounts. If you are using variant pricing, then you are per-calulating the products price.

What if we want both - to show the price dynamically - but also see each attribute as a line item in the basket and know what the total is.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Bruce, do you happen to have an example of a site that does it that way? The client likes to have the radio as Yes No to require a response because they have had issues in the past with customers saying they had wanted the gift message, etc.

Its offline at the moment. Fixing something

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[afiumano]

I have managed to 'style' a checkbox to look like the radio button selectors so they can still check "yes" or "no". But the value of the checkbox isn't passing through. I tried this on my test store as well, and it doesn't pass the value to the basket: https://dts2290.mivamerchantdev.com/...-memorial-tree. Is there a way to have the basket display "Yes" or "No" for the value of the checkbox like it does for the radio buttons?

[Matt Zimmermann]

The value passed for a checkbox is the prompt you enter in the admin.

[afiumano]

But ideally the 'value' of the checkbox comes through to be consistent with the other attributes. Is this possible?
See image.

[Matt Zimmermann]

To the best of my knowledge, if the attribute is checked, it will pass to the options loop so there should be no reason to have "Yes" appended to it as having it there confirms what option you selected. If you want "Yes" to be part of that, you could put a conditional in the loop to check for that option and append "Yes" to it.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

But ideally the 'value' of the checkbox comes through to be consistent with the other attributes. Is this possible?
See image.

You would control the display but looking for the affirmative:

<mvt:if expr="l.settings:this:attribute:option:code"> Yes <mvt:else> No </mvt:if>

(note, not actual option variable. depends where you are using it.

[afiumano]

I am not quite sure what this conditional is checking? I am using tokenlist but no value is displayed for the opt_code so I am sorta lost.

<mvt:if expr="l.settings:option:opt_code EQ 'Yes'">Yes<mvt:elseif expr="l.settings:option:opt_code EQ 'No'">No</mvt:if>

This only works on radio buttons.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

try

<mvt:if expr="l.settings:option:opt_code">Yes<mvt:else>No</mvt:if>