Name your price adds amount to unit price

A very good morning to you, Adrien!

I've purchased another extension from you as they're all extremely beneficial to our shop's functionality and your brilliant support is second to none! Once I've moved from development to production mode when I'll have more time, I'll be sure to write up testimonials for each and every one of them.

Anyhow, enough of the plaudits, let's get down to brass tacks.

I've set up this nifty plugin to show on product pages of three test products. I've been testing this and what it's currently doing is adding the input amount to the total. I'll keep testing in the hope that I uncover a config error of my own doing but meanwhile if you have an easy solution for fixing this issue, I would be very grateful for your help.

Use your Super User credentials to log in and see the plugin in action of the following three products:

1. www.macsupcycling.com/online-store/colle...ass-exit-sign-detail
2. www.macsupcycling.com/online-store/colle...sageway-light-detail
3. www.macsupcycling.com/online-store/colle...ertising-sign-detail

Cheers!

Neil

Hello

Yes what you describe is actualy the normal behaviour.
it adds a value to the existing price.

It's aimed to free products , encouraging customers to pay a fee.

I don't understand what's wrong or how you'd use this plugin.

Oops, my bad.

I misunderstood the functionality of the extension. What I need it to do is to offer customers the opportunity to 'make an offer' that's lower than the published price. For example, my item's price is $225.00. The customer is given the option to make an offer of $200.00, saving them $25 over the original price. Of course, as the shop vendor, I want to be able to accept or decline this lower offer via email.

Is this possible with this plugin? I guess it requires a complete recode in order to achieve this?

Have you tried doing this with a core custom field ?