suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

[field]

I notice when a number is entered into an attribute the actual price of the product changes.

if the attribute cost is $1 and you enter in 1 the product price updates automatically by $1

But if the product attribute cost is $1 and you enter 5 the product price only updates automatically by $1
Shouldn't it update by $5? 5x$1=$5

How Do you fix it to register the price correctly?

[Matt Zimmermann]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

Do you have a link to a product where this is happening? When I test this process in the demo site (http://suivant-theme.mivamerchantdev...-lipstick.html) it appears to be working as expected.

[field]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

Thanks Marc for the Reply.

In the example you are showing the attribute is a drop down menu.

An Attribute with an text input is what I am using

Thanks again

[Matt Zimmermann]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

Do you have a link to an example product? If you are using a text input or textarea as a quantity value, you will need to add JavaScript to the function to verify that the input is a number and then use that value as part of the multiplier.

[field]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

Thanks Matt,

I am using text area, Is there information anywhere I can read up to accomplish this task?

[rajnishsi]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

It's not a default behavior I believe, so unless you provide a link where exactly this is happening, it is going to be very difficult to give any solution.

[Matt Zimmermann]

Re: suviant theme Product price and attributes id="js-price-value"

@field - For using a text input or a text area, you would need to create a function either onblur or on keyup of that field which would qualify the content, evaluate the field for the content you are pricing by, and then adjust the price. @rajnishshi is correct, this behavior is not default, so it will require custom coding to accomplish.