(Global Mega Options) -option price not displaying when < 1

Hi,

I have a curious problem -product options do not display when option value is less than 1. However, if I select the option by ticking the checkbox then the price will be carried into the cart correctly. I am not a PHP programmer and have tried to figure this out myself but to no avail. I have posted the basic code from the Global Mega Options provided template to provide an example.

I am using OpenCart v1.4.9.3 and am using custom templates. This problem persists in the default template and across all option types (checkbox, radio -etc).

For example, let's say we have 3 options (1) 4.29 (2) 4.29 (3) 0.94; the third option price will not display on the product.tpl page. Here's an example of how it will look:

Option1 +£4.29
Option2 +£4.29
Option3

Here is the related code:
Really hope someone can help, this has been driving me crazy.

Thanks in advance,

Gary

OK,
I managed to fix it. If I am not mistaken, this shouldn't have made it into released code -hopefully the author of GMO will correct me if I am wrong or update for the next release. Nonetheless, here is the fix I made:

Locate the following code:
and replace with:
in the /catalog/controller/product.product.php file.

This will register your option values with decimal precision, rather than assuming value<1 = null. At least, that is how I understand it!

All the best,

Gary

I would suppose that this behavior is by design and not by error. OC has several locations where specifying a precedence of -1 leaves the entry active but hidden.

For example, this convention is useful for hiding a category or product that should be available to certain customers without having to put the customer into a special customer group. A good example is for a store that sells via eBay. Upon closing of the auction, the store owner sends an email to the winner advising the winner to "click this link to pay for your item." The winner is then brought to this hidden "product" in the seller's OC store, which was added just for him or her. In this case, it would be impossible to classify the customer into a particular restricted customer group because the store operator does not yet know the customer registration information of the winner.

I imagine that some store operator could get creative with having hidden options, if so desired, and this convention being built into the Options functionality would make sense, as it fits with the same convention applied elsewhere in OC.

Thanks for the reply, mberlant, I am sure it will help others decide whether or not to amend the code as I did.

Cheers

Very useful post - thanks. I updated the code and now it works for prices under £1.

robster

Same on opencart v.2.3.0.2 - prices are not shown if price set less that 1 EUR.
Any recommendation?