In template you should put an conditional, if it is an any user then show the real price and if it's a superuser then show zero. And on the back-end you should ask the same question at the time to save.
El jue, 20 oct 2022 a las 15:55, Silver Trinity (<jzchoudrie@gmail.com>) escribió:
Hello all new developer here,I am working with existing code base and want to fix an issue in the system. Here is the problem:When a superuser logs into the site and selects a product, he is charged and I have to implement a 100% discount to his price so he doesn't have to pay. This is inefficient and I want to do it another way.How can I change this so that a superuser can select a product, and bypass the payment section? Here is some code for reference along with the mixins being used:Code snippets:--
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