I have a problems configuring my Magento site
I have added 5k products wit USD prices, but I want them to show EUR on the front-end and the admin panel. I went System->Configuration->Currency Setup and set Default Display Currency to Euro (I also checked Euro as allowed currency lower in the same page), but nothing happens - neither frontend and admin panel changed to EUR. When I change Base Currency to Euro, the prices on the front-end still shows USD, but different value (I understand why). How do I change all prices to Euro without having to change all prices for 5k products?
Re-indexing all the indexes becomes necessary in case flat category structure is used.
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For Example: I have two simple product Mobile Phone of Price: 500$ and 1 Memory Card of price 10$. Total is 510 $.
I want to sell both product as a group at Price 505$.
From Admin section i'm not able to see any price configuration for Group Product IN Magneto 2.
It looks like the price attribute is missing in your Attribute set.
Please check: Stores --> Attributes --> Attribute Set
Normally, you can choose Advanced Pricing for this
For Grouped Products the price is calculated as the sum of the prices of the individual products.
That's also why the price section is missing for grouped products.
The grouped products in Magento mainly serve as a way to display few products on one page. You can't set a price for the grouped product since Magento calculates the price dynamically by summing up the children products' prices that were selected by the customer. That is if the customer adds the mobile phone and the memory card to cart from within the grouped product page, the price will be $500+$10 = $510.
Therefore, if you want to be able to set a different price for products that were purchased together, there are two options:
1) Use a Bundled Product (with Price Type = Fixed Price) and set the phone and the memory card as it's children. In this case, you can set the bundled product price to be $505.
There are few limitations to this solution:
The customer can't just add the mobile phone or the memory card to cart separately from this page, he can only add them together. That is the customer will need to go to a separate page to purchase the mobile phone (or the memory card) standalone.
Once the user added the bundled product to his cart, he can't just remove one child product from the cart (e.g the memory cart) - he has to remove both.
2) You can use an extension for it. One of the extensions that implement this functionality is Bundled Discount. It allows you to set the products of group A (in your case - the mobile phone) and the products of group B (in your case the memory card) and set the special price whenever they are purchased together (eg: $505).
It also allows you to create a separate page for the bundled promotion. This way, the user can select whether he wants to add only the mobile phone for $500, the memory card for $10, all both for $505.
The user can also remove one of the products from his cart and only pay for another product (eg: the user removes the memory card from his cart and only pays $500 for the phone).
Disclaimer: I am the CEO of the company that developed the Bundled Discount extension.
My transactions look kinda like this now:
displaying both euro and usd
Is there a way for it to only display Euro?
When logged in to PayPal you click the activity button on the top left and there
activity
It displays all the transactions with an option for currency.
currencies
However this doesn't change all curencies on my transactions page, nor does it remember the chosen currency.
Yes you can change your account's primary currency so all transactions are automatically transferred to your choice.
https://www.paypal.com/us/selfhelp/article/How-do-I-change-my-primary-currency-FAQ1030
I’m specifically asking about the Currency dropdown menu setting in the Shipping Calculations (Paypal's Payments Standard):
Screengrab here
If, for example, I’m selling an item on my website priced at 10 Euro, but I have set separate shipping prices for ‘Euro' and 'British Pounds', will a buyer paying in British Pounds be charged the different shipping rates I’ve set?
Or, will the British Pounds settings only be used if I’m selling in British Pounds?
So Paypal eventually responded:
I am sorry if there has been any confusion regarding your query. I have double-checked you query and have tested this myself.
The postage calculations can only be set to one currency, for example Euros or Pounds. This section will not allow for different calculations depending on which country or currency the funds have been received from.
Don't know if anyone else has seen this one, but we've had some orders come through where a customer has their paypal default shipping address set to another country (India for example), and when they try to check out with Paypal Express it will take them to the order review page that lets them choose their shipping address. If they change this to be the UK (where we're based) the order will apparently go through fine, but in Magento it'll store the shipping for the country as being the default country for the Paypal account.
All the other fields seem to update fine, and if the billing address is tied to the shipping address then it seems to work fine too, but it's causing issues with the shipping label generation because it's creating shipping labels which say they're to be an international order. Site's running 1.7.0.2, any help you could give would be really appreciated
I am using facebook pay dialog with action buy_items... i implemented the callback url and everything works correctly. In "payments_get_items" callback i set "price" property to (for example ) 5 (meaning 5 US dollars), but it seems that facebook understands this as 5 credits which is priced as $1.5 (or some other value different from $5). I don't want to display credits in my pay dialog but in client's local currency.
I am not sure how to do this..
Note: I didn't register company yet (may be this is the problem?)
As per the documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/payments/callback/ price should be set in Facebook Credits:
The product cost based in credits. All product costs must be based in
credits. Integer value must be > 0.
Indeed using dev_purchase_params: {'oscif': true} will instruct Facebook to display the price in the user preferred currency instead of Facebook Credits. You don't need to register a company to get this working.
I think your issue is to convert USD to Facebook Credits (correct me if I'm wrong). Currently a Facebook credit is worth 0.10 USD, $1.00 USD = 10 Facebook Credits (http://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=204417036262972)
Note that you can also convert currencies to Facebook Credits and the opposite using this tool: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/payments/user_currency/ This will allow you to display the exact value in USD, EUR...