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Better way to have conditional pricing?

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  1. Mike
    Member

    I have a service based business with multiple pricing tiers. This is currently how I have my form setup:

    Radio Buttons: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3

    Product Level 1 (conditional)
    Choices:
    Choice A - $1
    Choice B - $2
    Choice C - $3

    Product Level 2 (conditional)
    Choices:
    Choice A - $4
    Choice B - $5
    Choice C - $6

    Product Level 3 (conditional)
    Choices:
    Choice A - $7
    Choice B - $8
    Choice C - $9

    Even with these limited amount of options, if I wanted to change the price of "Choice A", I'd need to change the prices in 3 different product fields. If I added more "levels" then there would be even more conditional fields. There has to be a better way of doing this that isn't so convoluted. Calculation options? Hidden fields? What can I do to make this easier?

    Posted 12 years ago on Thursday August 23, 2012 | Permalink

  2. Rob Harrell
    Member

    Mike, if each of these product field groupings has it's own, independent set of pricing and details, I'm not sure of a different way to do accomplish this. As it stands right now, your user will be able to clearly tell what they are purchasing and so will PayPal - and yourself in the entry.

    I don't think calculations would work here and that would be far more of a headache to produce correctly since you have multiple choices over multiple products. Perhaps someone else has an idea that I'm not thinking of and will chime in for you.

    Posted 12 years ago on Thursday August 23, 2012 | Permalink

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