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Thread: Show Discount Amount in Cart

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    dplsr is offline Member
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    Default Show Discount Amount in Cart

    Is there away to show the discount amount for a product level percent discount on the shopping cart and checkout pages?

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    That depends on where you want to show it really. If you want to insert it into the 'Cart Summary' area, that's going to be a source code mod. You could always throw a panel or label on the .aspx page and then set the value through the codebehind page though.

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    Hi Scott thanks for the reply! OK. What I would like to show the total discount for the cart that the coupon will give and display it in the cart and checkout pages. It would be nice if it deducted it from the total but.........

    It is not imperative that it deduct it from the total though. Just so the customer can actually see what the discount will be for the sale.

    I thought about adding a column in the database in products or elsewhere that show the coupon discount value for the coupon. Then adding code to display the total.

    This coupon is to comply with 2 of our Manufacturers IMAP policies.

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    You can probably use the CouponDiscountAmount or CouponDiscountPercent in the orders table instead of creating another field.

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    Yes Thanks I noticed that Thanks all!