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Thread: Show Member Pricing to non-members

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    MikeI is offline Junior Member
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    Default Show Member Pricing to non-members

    Is there any way to show member pricing when a user is not logged in and when a non-member is logged in?
    Our client wants to display member pricing to entice non-members to become members.
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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    I am confused, sorry. Can you elaborate it a bit? As far as I understand, it's more like you want a pricing for different customer groups? Can it be done using a customer level?

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    osdude is offline Senior Member
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    I think I see what you mean.

    Joe Customer comes to the site and sees Widget A. Widget A has group pricing.

    For group "customers" the price is 9.99
    For group "members" the price is 9.00

    As a customer, Joe would see Widget A's price as 9.99 but he would also see the member price of 9.00

    Unless Joe becomes a member, he would pay 9.99, even though he would see the 9.00 price.

    If the member price is always X% lower than the customer price, you could add something to the product.xml page to show member pricing...

    C#/VB.NET Code:
    Member Price: $ <xsl:value-of select="100-((format-number(Price,'##.00'))*0.90)" /> 
    something along that line should work, but if an item goes on sale, the member price would still be an additional 10% off, so be careful