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chiz
Is there a way to dispaly the list price without a strike thru it ? Any Help would be appreciated! Thanks!
ultimatekeychains
I believe in 3.x it was optional under site layout, site wide settings. You could select if you wanted it to 'strike' or not. I'm sure the dev team will make this optional in the near future. It's probably on thier list somewhere.

Personally, I like the strike option. It helps prevent any confusion over which price a customer will be charged... Yes, before the strike was on we did have some customer concerns relating to the "two prices" on items.
ebenson
Yes, I have mentioned removing the strike. In my case, we have price each and then price sold per carton/bale etc. Those are our categories, and it looks odd to have the strike there.

Pretty recent addition to the cart, too. It sounds like they are going back and adding in a lot of the stuff that was in 3.1 (now that the 4.0 codebase is more settled.)

I never worked on 3.1, well -- not much, so I don't know what else is going to appear out of nowhere. smile.gif
Bittersweet
Yes this is something that is on our to do list, once the dust settles from migrations smile.gif
sabres00
There were a few things omitted in 4.0 from 3.x that we have found. Some are intentional, others were not. Don't worry, though... the differences we find between 3.x and 4.0 that were not intentional are being treated as bugs and we will have them fixed. biggrin.gif
Parkeryamaha.com
We have also spoken with the Techs on the price strike thru option and maybe the option to turn on/off and if on make it diagonal instead of straight across.
As any price i/e $98.00 appears as $90.00 etc
and we have some customers emailing as to why our mailorder price is higher than retail? Of course it only appears that way because of the strike thru.
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