You Save $x.xx - (x%) and Sale Price Tag on same line --?

[wing43215]

I am trying to add the Xsl value of sale price and the xsl if value of You Save $x.xx - (x%) on the same line. So it looks something like this:

Regular Price: $x.xx
Sale Price: $x.xx - You Save $x.xx (x%)

So far I can get it on two separate lines - but not one. Any ideas?

<div>
                <span>
                 <h4><xsl:attribute name="id">VariantPrice_<xsl:value-of select="VariantID"/></xsl:attribute></h4>
                 <h3><xsl:value-of select="aspdnsf:GetVariantPrice(VariantID, number(HidePriceUntilCart), Price, SalePrice, ExtendedPrice, Points, $pSalesPromptName, TaxClassID)" disable-output-escaping="yes"/></h3>
		<h5><xsl:if test="SalePrice > 0">You Save $<xsl:value-of select="format-number((Price - SalePrice),'##.00')" />  (<xsl:value-of select="100-(round((format-number (SalePrice div Price,'##.00'))*100))" />%)
		</xsl:if></h5>
		</span>
                                        </div>

[Skriver]

Were were using this once which gave our product as

Sale (Amount) Saving (Amount) underneath. The Sale and Saving were String Resources.

<div class="price"><xsl:value-of select="name:NDGetVariantPrice(VariantID, HidePriceUntilCart, Price, SalePrice, ExtendedPrice, Points, 'Sale', '', 'True', TaxClassID, '0.00')" disable-output-escaping="yes"/></div>

Obviously the name:ND were our own value.

[wing43215]

We are using 9.3 . Searched the sting resource for save and got nothing. I was hopeing it was somthing I could turn on or off, but it wouldn't solve the main problem. I want the sale price and the savings on the same line. I still can't find a way to manage this.

[webopius]

Unfortunately, the standard aspdnsf:GetVariantPrice() method generates a stack of html that some sites don't want.

One way around this (that Skriver uses) is to write your own version of this method which then allows you to customise the HTML.

Another way that sometimes works is to use CSS. If you can send the full HTML that is generated within the pricing <span> tags, I'll take a look and see if I can recommend some CSS that will do what you need.

Adam