Variated Price Query

Hi Mike,

Trust your well I have had a play with the woocommerce_get_price filter and this seem to work well for adding an additional price.

The only issue I am having here is formatting the output as return $price just returns the bare bones price.

Also it removes the regular price if it is a sale price nd just displays the sale price. So say I was trying to return :-

echo '<p class="price"><del><span class="amount">'.wc_price($this->old_total_price).'</span></del> <ins><span class="amount">'.wc_price($this->total_price).'</span></ins></p>';

Is this possible through the filter?

Cheers
Jamie

Sorry I dont think I am explaining myself correctly, here are some examples I have tried

$price = '<del>'. ($product->regular_price + $this->additional_price) . '</del><ins>' . ($product->sale_price + $this->additional_price) . '</ins>'; 

return $price;

Results = Free! (not sure why assume the formatting is upsetting this?)

$price = ($product->regular_price + $this->additional_price) . ' ' . ($product->sale_price + $this->additional_price);

return $price;

Results = Regular Price + Addition price (returning value but only one and the wrong value)

$price = ($product->sale_price + $this->additional_price);

return $price;

Results = Sale Price + Addition price (returning value but the correct value)

Ideally I was after the same formatting Woo does as the first result I was trying above. Obviously I may be asking for alot here and on simple price I can get it spot on its just the variation prices as they change.

In a nutshell my client has postcode specific prices per products he ships from 9 different bases so dependant on where the product is shipped from depends on how much this costs. Thing is he wants to display this at products level as he gets alot of people dropping at cart when they see how much delivery is so I cant use just shipping zones. He wants to be able to add postcode/prices to shipping areas and then on each product just assign the relevant shipping area to the product.

So my idea was to create a custom post type for shipping areas create an area and just have a repeater field that has Postcode and Price. On the product page we have an input box ready to catch the client postcode and set it as a cookie.

Then on each product I get the cookie and get the area ID from whats set to the product to get the postcodes/prices set. Match the postcode in the area to whichever repeater is closest and apply the cost so say BD10 0DH is set and in the shipping area BD has a price of 15 I want to add 15 to the product price in woocommerce.

Works great in cart and on single pages and variations (before changed) its when the variation is changed it brings in the normal price not adding the additional.

I maybe going a really daft way about it but it seems to work great at the minute minus the issue I have. The filter you mentioned above is perfect for everything minus when I change variation it defaults to the standard prices without the additional price tried for testing :-

public function get_final_price($price, $product) {
        $price = 15;
	return $price;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_get_price_html', array($this, 'get_final_price'), 10, 2);

This sets the variation price at the start to 15 which is correct but when I change variation it brings in the regular pricing, should all the prices return 15 here? This is just for testing to see if the filter did what I wanted it to do.

Apologies for the long winded post just thought it might help you see what I am trying to achieve.

Ah I was using one and then the other not both, the HTML price worked great for the initial variation price and simple products. Ive then used the initial filter you mentioned and on variation change this displays the raw price with additional added

Raw Filter

public function get_raw_price($price, $product) {

	$price = ($price + $this->additional_price);
	return $price;

}

Html Filter

public function get_html_price($price, $product) {

		if ($product->is_type( 'variable' )) {

			$price = '<p class="price"><del><span class="amount">'.wc_price(($product->min_variation_regular_price + $this->additional_price)).'</span>–<span class="amount">'.wc_price(($product->max_variation_regular_price + $this->additional_price)).'</span></del> <ins><span class="amount">'.wc_price(($product->min_variation_price + $this->additional_price)).'</span>–<span class="amount">'.wc_price(($product->max_variation_price + $this->additional_price)).'</span></ins></p>';
			return $price;

		} else {

			if ($product->sale_price > 0) {
				$price = '<p class="price"><del><span class="amount">'. wc_price(($product->regular_price  + $this->additional_price)) . '</span></del><ins><span class="amount">' . wc_price(($product->sale_price + $this->additional_price)) . '</span></ins></p>';
				return $price;
			} else {
				$price = '<p class="price"><span class="amount">'. wc_price(($product->regular_price + $this->additional_price)) . '</span></p>';
				return $price;
			}

		}

    }

Not sure if this is the correct way to do this but it seems to work?

Thanks for the help on this Mike much appreciated all seems to be in working order now top man.