Entity Count Pricing |
Copyright © 2001, William Weiland |
Overview Charge your customers by the number of letters or words customers include in a textfield attribute called PHRASE-L or PHRASE-W respectively. This module is used to calculate individual entity pricing for engraving, embroidering, etc. |
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Initial Setup 1) In admin, click Add Modules link (fig 2) 2) Click the file upload button 3) Browse to find the entity.mvc file on your hard drive and upload (fig 3) 4) Click Add to add it to the domain 5) Then in admin click on the plus to the left of Stores 6) Click the plus to the left of your store name 7) Click on the word Utilities under your store (fig 4) 8) Check the box next to Entity Count Pricing 9) Click Update 10) Click the Entity Count Pricing tab to enter the configuration setting. Enter the number of free words/letters allowed before the per word/letter price kicks in. 11) Click on System Extension Configuration link (fig 5) 12) Check the box next to Entity Count Pricing 13) Click Update 14) The CIM Activity Log (cim_log.mvc) may already be in your store as it is used by many of our modules. Check under the Modules link to see if it is already there. If it is there, skip to 22. If not, then go to 15. Install cim_log.mvc 15) Again, click Add Modules link 16) Click the file upload button 17) Browse to find the cim_log.mvc file on your hard drive and upload 18) Click Add to add it to the domain 19) Click on the Logging Configuration Link 20) Check the box next to the CIM Activity Log 21) Click Update Update cim_log.mvc 22) Click Modules link 23) Scroll down to CIM Activity Log and click the link 24) Click the file upload button 25) Browse to find the cim_log.mvc file on your hard drive and upload 26) Click Update to update the module |
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Usage Include an attribute in any product you want this action to apply. The attribute code must be PHRASE-W (for word count) or PHRASE-L (for letter count). |
Fig 1: Main admin screen
Fig 2: Add a new module Fig 3: Upload the module to the server Fig 4: Assigning a module to the store Fig 5: Assigning a module to the store |