I would like to display the adjusted price (after voucher) on the search results pages - or maybe at least indicate that a coupon is available for the item. From looking at the code it looks like you apply the vouchers after the initial query, so this might turn into a performance issue. Can you think of a good way to get the adjusted price or a coupon indicator? Maybe to avoid excessive processing it could only apply vouchers if there are less than 20 results (as an example).
I would also like to see the adjusted price on the Related Products list.
What do you think?
Thanks,
Gregor
Hello Gregor,
If you edit config.advanced.php and change to voucher code level 2 integration they are applied (and the voucher_code field populated) at import time. To do this, change line 41 as follows:
$config_useVoucherCodes = 2;(don't forget to re-import all feeds after making the change)
Presently, $product["voucher_code"] isn't displayed at all by html/searchresults.php or html/related.php but this could easily be incorporated however bear in mind that the results they show are generated from summary queries so the voucher_code field can only be relied upon to apply to the price shown if $product["numMerchants"] is 1. Let me know if you're not sure how to incorporate the voucher code in your search results and related products if required...
Cheers,
David.
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