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Updating prices with configurable options


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I need to update the  client prices of some of my products that use configurable options.
If I use the use bulk pricing updater, this seems like it is only going to update the actual product  price, which is no good, as this is always 0, since the pricing is determined by the configurable options.

What is the correct process here?

 

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1 hour ago, snake said:

If I use the use bulk pricing updater, this seems like it is only going to update the actual product  price, which is no good, as this is always 0, since the pricing is determined by the configurable options.

6 Years, 23 Votes - https://requests.whmcs.com/topic/add-configurable-options-to-bulk-pricing-updater

1 hour ago, snake said:

What is the correct process here?

that probably depends on the quantity of changes required, e.g the number of services that need updating...

if it were only a few, i'd probably do them manually, so change CO pricing, ticking the Auto Recalculate on Save checkbox and saving changes...

if there are a lot of services to update, then it might be worth looking at the UpdateClientProduct API, and using that to loop through an array of service IDs and recalculate the recurring price... though i'd certainly recommend doing that just for one service at first, because you're effectively running an SQL update query and so the database will be updated (remember to take a backup first!).

also, there's the Auto Recalculate Prices addon - there used to be a demo available for it, but that's been removed by the developer... I remember it being a very confusing addon to use. (going from a quick play with the demo).

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