{"section":"known-issues","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"listprice-shown-in-a-cart-doesnt-consider-if-the-regular-price-is-being-modified-by-a-unitmultiplier","locale":"en","slug":"listprice-shown-in-a-cart-doesnt-consider-if-the-regular-price-is-being-modified-by-a-unitmultiplier","path":"docs/en/known-issues/Checkout/listprice-shown-in-a-cart-doesnt-consider-if-the-regular-price-is-being-modified-by-a-unitmultiplier.md","branch":"main","content":"## Summary\n\n\nThe ListPrice from a cart interacts with the exhibited price to show an old versus the current price, in a matter to highlight discounts.\n\nThe exhibited price is the SellingPrice, which in addition to promotions, is also automatically modified by a \"unit multiplier\" if it exists. Like a grocery item, sold in packages of 0.3kg (being the unitMultiplier), where the regular price (eg: $4) is always related to each kg. For this example, the SellingPrice will be \"originalPrice*unitMultiplier\", totalizing $1.2.\n\nThe ListPrice is automatically shown when it's different from (and greater than) the exhibited price. Considering the modified SellingPrice by an UnitMultiplier, the frontend will be showing ListPrice=$4.00 and Price=$1.20, but without being a real discount (but already including one if it exists).\n\n\n\n## Simulation\n\n\nCreating a cart with items that match the previous example is enough to recreate the scenario.\n\n\n\n## Workaround\n\n\nWe recommend hiding the ListPrice on the frontend for items that have a UnitMultiplier."}