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Alittle help with displaying pricing please
Hello
Help would be greatly appreciated. Elephant and gold stars stamps for all.
In my item list cell template I use the following tag to display the item pricing: <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','salesPricelistHTML')%>
Now that is great for most products, however, there are a few where I don't want to display the quantity price breaks. It is my understanding that this tag should display only the base price: <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','pricelevel1')%>
That sort of works, however, it displays the price without GST (Australian Stupid Tax)
Is there an alternate tag that will display including tax? Is there a way I can manipulate that tag to display with 10% added on?
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