How do I display the plain ol' price?

[VisHorizons]

There is a nifty feature on the product page which calculates the price based on the number in the Quantity field. But I have a lot of items that have minimum quantities above 1.

Example: A product is $3.09 each and has a minimum quantity of 100. I know it will confuse some of my customers to see the price as $309.00 when they first visit the page.

So, what changes would I have to make to the template to show just the simple, non-calculated price? I'm already in advanced mode.

                    <mvt:comment>PRODUCT PRICE BEGIN</mvt:comment>
                    <mvt:if expr="l.settings:product:price EQ 0">
                    <!-- If price is Zero, then display this: (nothing) -->
                    <mvt:else>
                    <!-- Otherwise, display this: -->
                        <div class="h3 nbm">
                            <mvt:if expr="l.settings:product:base_price GT l.settings:product:price">
                                <s id="js-additional-price" class="product-additional-price">&mvt:product:formatted_base_price;</s>
                            </mvt:if>
                            <span id="js-price-value" class="product-price" data-base-price="&mvt:product:price;">&mvt:product:formatted_price;</span>
                            <mvt:if expr="l.settings:product:customfield_values:customfields:product_flag">
                                <span class="product-product-flag">&mvt:product:customfield_values:customfields:product_flag;</span>
                            </mvt:if>
                        </div>
                    </mvt:if>
                    <mvt:comment>PRODUCT PRICE END</mvt:comment>

Thanks for any help.

[kayakbabe]

The tokens feature will really help you find the variables for this stuff. I think it is assigned by default to every template, but if it isn't go into the template items and assign the item named tokens.
then on the ... button at the top left, you will see "view tokens". it will pop up and show you all the tokens available. for pages like categories or products, you can even put in a product or category code so you can find values by their values... here is a video that might help you https://docs.miva.com/videos/token-list

The one you want is
&mvt:product:price;

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Actually might be:

&mvt:product:formatted_base_price;

of

&mvt:product:formatted_price;

[VisHorizons]

Thanks for the replies.

I tried:

<span id="js-price-value" class="product-price" data-base-price="&mvt:product:price;">&mvt:product:formatted_base_price;</span>

That still returns the calculated total.

(Also, on my dev site, the token list is broken. Not too worried about fixing that, as I plan to go live soon.)

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Try

<mvt:do name="g.theActualPrice" file="g.Module_Root $ g.Store:currncy_mod:module" value="CurrencyModule_AddFormatting( g.Store:currncy_mod, l.settings:product:price )" />

&mvt:global:theActualPrice;

[VisHorizons]

Great, that seems to have done the trick! Thanks!

EDIT:

I notice that after I implemented that change, my Related Products carousel isn't working. It's just showing everything in a column.

[VisHorizons]

With Bruce's fix, if the product has an attribute, then the Related Products carousel is messed up. If the product does not have an attribute, everything is fine. In either case, the price displays they way I like.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

hmmm...there should be no reason the code i wrote would cause an issue with the carousel....perhaps you need to wrap the result in a more structured container?

[lesliekirk]

With Bruce's fix, if the product has an attribute, then the Related Products carousel is messed up. If the product does not have an attribute, everything is fine. In either case, the price displays they way I like.

Check to see if you have an open or broken closing tag. That's what this sounds like.

[VisHorizons]

Thanks for your help. Yeah, my guess is that Bruce's code is perfect, and that I messed up somewhere. Usually a safe bet ha ha.