Coupons apply to all products? how to set for specific products?

[MalcolmV8]

The coupon section in VM seems to be very lacking.  There are no options (that I could find) to set which products or manufactures it applies to.  How do you use that?  I couldn't possibly have a coupon or discount that just applies to every manufacture across the entire site.

Thanks
Malcolm

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[aftertaf]

you need awocoupon for this.. there's a free and a pro version.

[MalcolmV8]

you need awocoupon for this.. there's a free and a pro version.

Thanks I saw that while searching around but did not see the free version.  I looked harder and found it.  That helps, thank you.

[MalcolmV8]

I noticed when checking out in the shopping cart you can only use one coupon.  Is that a limitation of VM or just a configuration setting somewhere I'm not seeing?

[jenkinhill]

A single coupon is a normal shopping cart function. I have never seen one where more than one coupon can be applied.

[MalcolmV8]

A single coupon is a normal shopping cart function. I have never seen one where more than one coupon can be applied.

Strange seems common to me.  In the automotive world it's pretty common for say manufacture A to be running 5% sale and manufacture B 10% while all others are at regular price.  So once you've put all your items in cart you apply the coupons to get the discounts from manufactures A and B.

[jenkinhill]

That is not coupon discount. That's product discount which can be done in tax/calc rules & by assigning discounts to categories so the discount(s) is applied as the product is placed in the cart.

http://docs.virtuemart.net/manual/general-concepts/204-tax-and-calculation-rules-overview.html

[MalcolmV8]

That is not coupon discount. That's product discount which can be done in tax/calc rules & by assigning discounts to categories so the discount(s) is applied as the product is placed in the cart.

http://docs.virtuemart.net/manual/general-concepts/204-tax-and-calculation-rules-overview.html

Ah guess I got thrown off thinking that was calculating taxes.  If it supports other rules that makes more sense.  I'll take some time to read through those docs and see what I can make of it.  Thanks for the pointer.