Price checking by Listing Package

[juven14]

Be sure you have packages that have these package ids. If you don't have a package it will give you a price of 0.

Setup all the packages you want then pull the package ids and replace those in the code.

I've replied to your email as well.

[juven14]

I used view source from the browser to pick the right package ids and inserted them in the code.

Please test and let me know if that solved your problem.

[Greg H]

Ive tried this in 3.1.10 and it does not seen to work. Should this work the same way in 3.1.10?

EDIT:It works fine in 3.1.10. The problem for me was the interface between my chair and my keyboard.

[Greg H]

I have found two problems with this method.

1- It does not seem to work when a user pays for the ad listing using a package/membership.

2- There is nothing stopping a user from modifying the price once the ad has been placed.

I would love a fix for Number 1
I could live with number 2 ,I guess.

I am using the first, simplest method as suggested by SuzKaw..

if($productid==1 && $listingprice > 500)
{
$listingprice=500;
}

Any ideas anyone ?

[juven14]

This is because you have to add this code to the membercheckout.php and usermodifylisting.php. I don't have access to the code right now, but it should be more or less the same code you applied to usercheckout.php

[Greg H]

John,

Thank you,that worked, it seems logical now you have said it.

Now to get it working in usermodifylisting.php so users cant change the price in their ad listing.

My first attempt failed, but I will persevere.

Cheers