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[inbanco]

Hi, i'm implementing a single installation with two stores (different countries AU & NZ) and with two currencies.

 

My question is when i have a product that is common for both stores how do i get the pricing to be different?

 

I can set different prices is i set the product to be limited to only one store, but if i have it across both stores it just takes the price from either. Is there a workaround besides having to enter the product twice, once for each currency?

 

THankyou

[Wolfgang Schmerge]

Hi,

 

for this a plugin will be available shortly.

 

Regards

 

Wolfgang

[robinmuk]

Hi Wolfgang:

Can you give an ETA?

Regards

Robin

[Wolfgang Schmerge]

Hi Robin,

 

unfortunately, no.

 

Regards

 

Wolfgang

[robinmuk]

 Thanks

Regards

Robin

[yatsek]

I also would be interested in purchasing such a plugin.

More importantly, the PayPal plugin should be redesigned so it passes the order value to PayPal  in the currency chosen by a customer and not in the store's primary currency. As it is now, if the customer shops in a currency different from the primary, he is later charged by PayPal a different amount from what he was shown in the store because of a currency conversion. This renders the multi currency feature pretty much useless.

 

Paypal lets its users hold their funds in multiple currencies so the plugin should take an advantage of that. I would much rather convert different currencies myself after the sale and cover any differences in the exchange rate than surprise my customers with a bait and switch game.

 

MfG

 

Rafal