I am relatively new to Commerce Server and have just
installed and 'got going' an ecommerce site.
I have a problem whereby a customer can log in to the
site, browse the Catalog and choose a product to order -
the problem arises when the product chosen is NOT on the
customers' back-office price list. The price returned is
0.00 and allows the customer to continue to order the
product at this price.
How do i get commerce system (maybe pipeline editor?) to
dissalow this, or maybe return some text to the web page
for this row saying 'No Pricing' (for example) when a
price of 0.00 is returned ???
Thanks in advance for any help on this

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This is not a function of the pipelines - the QueryCatalogInfo pipeline comp
onent when run in the Basket pipeline will cause line items to be removed th
at are
not in the catalog, but if the item is present at a zero price then the numb
er will pass through to the site. There is no setting to disallow this - you
 should update
the site code to check for this case and change the user interface to displa
y what is needed.

Erik

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From: "Mark" <markr@paper-graphics.com>
Sender: "Mark" <markr@paper-graphics.com>
Subject: Pipeline Rules
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 02:59:22 -0800

I am relatively new to Commerce Server and have just
installed and 'got going' an ecommerce site.
I have a problem whereby a customer can log in to the
site, browse the Catalog and choose a product to order -
the problem arises when the product chosen is NOT on the
customers' back-office price list. The price returned is
0.00 and allows the customer to continue to order the
product at this price.
How do i get commerce system (maybe pipeline editor?) to
dissalow this, or maybe return some text to the web page
for this row saying 'No Pricing' (for example) when a
price of 0.00 is returned ???
Thanks in advance for any help on this



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