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Hello, on our b2b 2020.9 shop we use product bundles. The stock + availability depends on the stock
Hello,
on our b2b 2020.9 shop we use product bundles. The stock + availability depends on the stock of each bundled product which makes absolutely sense to me.
But since we dont want the single bundled products to be seen on the shop, we set them searchable=false and price = 0 (since they also don’t have a price when they are not sellable) … but the price for the bundle can be defined on the bundle itself. So i would expect that we see the price configured in the bundle.
Instead on the PDP, we get a price of 0 shown.
So my first guess for this was that the bundled products single prices are used for calculation instead of the bundle price, so i changed one of the bundled items price from “0” to “123".
Now we get an exception when adding this product bundle: “Invalid price given, natural integer expected.” (ProductBundleCartExpander:283)
It seems that spryker is now iterating over each single item and each must have a price > 0. Since the other bundled products still have “0", the exception appears.
When i change every single item to a price > 1, than i get the expected bundle price on PDP/Cart …
Is this expected behaviour? Why do single item prices gets involved at all when we have a bundle price?
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Hello @UPWG9AYH2 we distribute the product bundle price on each bundled items when the order is placed, this might be why you need to have proper price defined on them as well. We use the difference in prices to distribute the right proportion there.
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In you case, it will be better to define the product bundle as a regular price and do not create in Spryker the bundled items since you do not want to display them in the storefront. You will need in this case to calculate the stock properly before importing it in Spryker so a bit more work there.
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We create that bundles with the spryker importer at the moment, but i dont understand why the prices are distributed over the single items again? So is it enough to just set them as 1 EUR each and spryker cares about the distribution for calculation? Or what should we insert for the prices of each bundled item?
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