Product price asset builder keyword

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I wonder if someone could tell me, rather urgently, the keyword for the price of a product asset for adding to a custom asset builder layout.


It isn't listed in the simple keyword replacements list that is offered when creating a customised layout. In the details screen of a product asset, the price appears as "Value", but that is under "Product Price" under "Details", so it is difficult to guess what the keyword should be.



Thanks.

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http://manuals.matrix.squizsuite.net/e-commerce/chapters/product/


manual says %asset_attribute_price%

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http://manuals.matrix.squizsuite.net/e-commerce/chapters/product/



manual says %asset_attribute_price%

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Thanks Edison, but what I am actually looking for is the keyword for adding a field for inputting the price in an asset builder. (Sorry, I should have been more specific.) I am expecting it is something like %details-F_price%, but everything I have tried along those lines hasn't helped.

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[quote]
I wonder if someone could tell me, rather urgently, the keyword for the price of a product asset for adding to a custom asset builder layout.



It isn't listed in the simple keyword replacements list that is offered when creating a customised layout. In the details screen of a product asset, the price appears as "Value", but that is under "Product Price" under "Details", so it is difficult to guess what the keyword should be.

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I'll answer my own question, in case anyone else is having a similar problem.



I talked with Squiz directly about this issue and managed to get it resolved, for myself at least.



It seems that because the price attribute of a product asset is actually a set of four values (name, value, product price already includes tax, calculate tax during checkout), it was not included in the simple edit interface.



However, Squiz patched my system to make available a keyword %details-F_price% that generates a form for entering all four of the values associated with the price attribute.



That isn't a perfect solution, as I only wanted the value value to show, without the three. So, looking at the HTML I was able to determine the the input field for the value value is <input id="product_0_2055_value" name="product_0_2055_value">. So I could add that in directly. (I could have done this from looking at the default layout, but I am still finding my way with this.)