Dynamic Terms and Conditions based on Product Selection

[Avanor]

Is there a way of only showing SPECIFIC Terms and Conditions during the checkout process only if SPECIFIC products are in the basket?

I am currently using Bartosz Górski's Conditional Agreements module.

https://github.com/bgorski/conditionalagreements

However, this module shows ALL terms and conditions if specific products are in the basket. If none of the relevent products are in the basket, then NONE of the terms and conditions are shown. 

(It works by products having a 'show agreements' attribute)

What I really want is something like this:

Basket Contains Product A => Show Agreement A only

Basket Contains Product B => Show Agreement B only

Basket Contains Products A & B => Show Agreement A and Agreement B

Rather than what I have with the current module

Basket Contains Product A => Show Agreement A and B

Basket Contains Product B => Show Agreement A and B

Basket Contains Products A & B => Show Agreement A and B

Any ideas where I can go with this?

[avstudnitz]

We have done something like that in MageSetup, see https://github.com/firegento/firegento-magesetup/. You can do a full text search for "revocation_product_type" as that's the name of the new product attribute which we use to define which agreements should be shown. There is a European law which requires to show different agreements for differen product types, mainly downloadable products. Hope that helps.

[Avanor]

Thanks for the info. However, I've had a look at MageSetup but I don't understand how it relates to my problem.

Also, MageSetup seems to contain a lot of features that I really don't need at this time.

I only need to show different agreements at checkout, depending on the product selection.

[KuafuSoft]

Are you asking for coding suggestion?

I don't have that extension so I can't give a specific code for that, but it should be pretty straight forward.

first you need to change that 'show agreements' attributes from boolean type to mutiselect, and change the source model of this attribute to agreement collection so you can select which agreements show for that product.

then find out where that extension controls agreement visibility, instead of finding if any products have 'show agreements' true, you find the unique array of  'show agreements' in theproduct collection, and use that as a filter to the agreement, then you might be good to go(2 places you need to pay attention to, page order review which shows agreements and controller saveOrder which validate agreements). 

[Avanor]

Well, to be honest I was hoping for a more specific detailed solution.

I don't have to use that particular extension - and I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable adjusting it without proper instructions from someone who knows it inside-out.

Surely I can't be the only person with this problem?

[KuafuSoft]

I don't know, if 2 more people + this question, I will create a module for this

[KuafuSoft · Accepted solution]

looks only 2 people need a solution so far,

I made a free extension here

https://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/conditional-terms-1.html

[Avanor]

You, sir, are a diamond  

I'll install it as soon as I can!

[Avanor]

Any chance of you making one that's compatible with Magento 2?

(Or is it already compatible???)

regards

Phil

[MMT_]

Can i get this extension please