There may be times when you want to display the original price of a product that’s on sale. This can be done by:
Updating the product’s pricing to reflect the new sale price, and
Adding the original price to an unused UDF field (1–15) in the Import Products Template spreadsheet
⚙️ Update Template Settings
Log into WebManager
Click ⚙️ Settings
From the expanded list, select đź“„ Templates
Scroll down to Product Details Template Settings
In the field named Info Tab Template 1, enter the following HTML code:
🔹 Note: Replace 🔀 UDF1 with the applicable UDF field if that one is already in use. 📌 Make sure the field you reference here matches the same UDF field in your Import Products Template or the field you manually update in WebManager directly.
✅ Once saved and Pushed to the iPad, the product’s original cost will now display under the Description Tab on the product details page.
🔄 When the Sale Ends
Update the product pricing back to the original value
Remove the data from the UDF field (via Export Products or manual edit in WebManager) and Push Data Live
Before
After
🔹 Note: To remove special price, you must enter 0.00 as the price. This will remove the price and will not show $0.00 for items.
âť“ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
Q. Can I use any UDF field?
A. Yes, you can use any of the UDF fields (1–15) that are not already in use. Just update the HTML code with the correct field number.
Q. Will this work for all product templates?
A. This method applies to the Product Details Template Settings. If you have multiple templates, you may need to update each one separately.
Q. Can I change the label “Original Cost”?
A. Absolutely, you can edit the text inside the <b> tags in the HTML code to say “Original Price,” “Was Price,” or anything you’d like.
Q. Do I have to use bold text?
A. No, you can adjust the HTML formatting to fit your preferred style.