Closed sleepigrl closed 11 years ago
In this case I would say it should work with it! Unfortunately, latest in a month I can begin troubleshooting. I hope this is okay for you.
Good to know it's not just me. Of course, I'd prefer it to be fixed yesterday (shouldn't everything be done that way?), but I understand time constraints :)
Thanks for the quick response and I'll keep an eye so that I know when you've updated.
After further review, I've discovered that this DOES work when a coupon is used. My client's math was faulty :)
But it would be nice to have the option to turn the gift off if a coupon is used.
In this case it is a feature request, please create a new one.
I'm not entirely sure from the documentation & notes whether this extension should work with coupon codes.
If it should be working, it doesn't calculate correctly. When the shopper is over the purchasing level for a free gift AND uses a coupon code, the cost of the gift is added to their cart (and then discounted based on the coupon).
For example, we have a rule that gives a free gift when the customer purchases over $50 in merchandise.
-- With no coupon code - free gift is added to cart (great!) -- With a 10% off coupon code - cost of "free gift" is added to the cart. Subtotal including cost of "free gift" is discounted 10%. (uh oh!)
Desired result for the above transaction: -- Free gift added to cart -- Remaining items in the cart are discounted 10%