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For your question, I think you can add a new content type like this
[CatalogContentType( GUID = "9568BD9F-FC9B-4004-A02C-5C0C90B68C43", DisplayName = "Fashion Package", MetaClassName = "FashionPackage", Description = "Displays a package, which is comparable to an individual SKU because Package item must be purchased as a whole.")] public class FashionPackage : PackageContent { [ScaffoldColumn(false)] public override int? TaxCategoryId { get; set; } }
And then create your packages with this new type.
Hi all!
I'm looking for a way to diverse from Epi standard behaviour in the Catalog. If content of a specific type, let's say 'Package', is created/edited I want to set a default tax value and hide or disable (grey out) the 'Tax Category' dropdown.
Is this possible? (I'm new to Epi so please be gentle
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Thx in advance!