I have read and watched a few videos, but haven't found if there is a way to make product option price effected by previous option.
If I set a base price at $100 and add option 1 (+50%), and add option 2 (+50%). I get a price of $200. I'm trying to find a way to get option 2 to add 50% to (base+option1) =$225. Is that possible in any way? I've been messing around with this for 4 days now.

Product options are designed to work on the product base price I'm afraid and normally that's the way things need to work. But could you try setting up a test product with the first option as an Alternate Product ID, with the resulting product price the first 50% price increase. Then the second option a regular percentage increase. It's been a while since I had to look at the Alternate Product ID's but I think that should work.

Vince

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I'll try that in the next day or two and let you know.

Thanks

Sean

I don't think that will work the more I think about it.
We are a print shop, and I was trying to have One size postcard with multiple quantities,multiple options of paper, Multiple options of coating type.

Sean

Hi ColorMagic
Is the main problem here then the quantity as you want all the options to multiply by the quantity ordered? If that's the case, would it be best to not use product options for the quantity but rather to leave it for when the product is added to cart? This will then sort out the quantity multiplied by the option choices and taking quantity pricing into account.

Vince

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