Just an FYI. While there may be a reason for the discount calculation method, I see it as backwards as described below
Current Method
Event Price: $10.00
Member Discount: 20%
Early Bird Discount: 25%
--- So, this calculates to $10 - $2 = $8.00 for the Member Discounts.
And then it still calculates the Early Bird Discount based on the full price of $10, which in this case is 25%, for a $2.50 discount, and subtracts that from the $8.00 amount. Thus the price is $5.50
BUT, the way I envision the calculation to work is:
The Early Bird Discount should calculate from EITHER the full price if the user is not a member OR for Members, the discounted amount, which in this case is $8.00. Thus 25% of 8.00 is $2.00, not $2.50. The final price for Members would be $6.00, while non-members would only receive the 25% for a total of $7.50.
Just a difference in views of how to calculate this. And maybe there is a reason why it done the way you did it, or maybe another work around method.
Thanks,
Wesley
