Allow customer to select quantity?

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I would like this ability as well. I would think it should be built-in that if a number field is used, the price attached to the field should automatically multiply by the number entered. Or add a checkbox to enable that capability.

As it is, the only thing I could see is the suggestion to custom code an order item event per #3256022: Number field Price multiply from user input? → .

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I think this will require more conception, as currently we can freely define many different price fields (checkboxes, radios etc).

Maybe we could define the mapping on the handler, to set which webform component holds the quantity and also which one should be multiplied.

With a field of type Number, I'm not sure what the current purpose of it is when adding a price to it. A user is presented the open number field to enter their own number, and the price just adds a singular value to the total. My thought would be to multiply number field by default. But of course, there could be some scenario where someone needs it as-is.

I would propose a checkbox to enable multiply on certain fields, at least on the Number field. I can imagine a dropdown being useful to select a number instead of having an open number field but can't guarantee the values of the dropdown options are numeric to be able to multiply by.

I'm not sure multiply is needed on radios or checkboxes.

A handler could be ok if it can show the breakout of quantity multiplied by cost on the checkout page.

So if I understand correctly, we could have a checkbox on the handler config.
If that is checked then it will multiply any number component with the related price.

Something like that could work. Really anything to try would be better than nothing.

I committed a solution.

The number component so far was only used when under the Order data settings of the handler the Total price was selected, or if the Price extra component setting is selected.

I added a new setting in Order field mapping of the handler where Order Quantity component can be selected.
Then if the user inputs a number into that component (which has to be numeric and bigger than 1, and will be rounded up), then the OrderItems will get their quantity modified.

for example:

10 x Webform product test - Price $200.00
10 x Webform product test - Checkboxes - 500 $5,000.00
Subtotal$5,200.00
Total$5,200.00

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