Background: we have a price structure where if you purchase 1-2 subscription, it's $7 month, but if you purchase 3 subscriptions it's $15 (so $6 off coupon is applied) We use coupon/discount codes to achieve this. We have modified the PriceCalulator function in the signup.php to make it all work (see screenshot works1): PHP: $pc = & new PriceCalculator(); $pc->addProducts($vars['product_id']); if ($config['use_coupons'] && $vars['coupon'] == '' && (count($vars['product_id']) == 3)){ $coupon = $db->coupon_get('3storydiscount'); if ($coupon['coupon_id']) $pc->setCouponDiscount($coupon['discount'], split(',',trim($coupon['product_id']))); } elseif ($config['use_coupons'] && $vars['coupon'] != ''){ $coupon = $db->coupon_get($vars['coupon']); if ($coupon['coupon_id']) $pc->setCouponDiscount($coupon['discount'], split(',',trim($coupon['product_id']))); } $pc->setPriceFieldsByPaysys($vars['paysys_id']); $pc->setTax(get_member_tax($member_id)); $terms = & $pc->calculate(); $price = $terms->total; The problem: we have other products besides just subscriptions which this discount doesn't apply to. In the aMember coupons area, I have restricted the discount code to only be valid on the subscription products - (see screenshot Works2 - no discount despite 3 products). However, the discount shows up if there are 3 products in the 'cart' (for lack of better term) and one of them happens to be a subscription (see 'no worky' screenshot). On signup.php, all eligible products have the class "monthly", and all are in "price group = 1" : http://www.sparklestories.com/subscribers/signup.php My question: instead of counting all selected products as it is right now - i.e: count$vars['product_id] == 3 , can we count just the selected products that are in price group 1? Or just the products with class="monthly"? I'm at the limits of my PHP skillz. Thanks! justin (on behalf of Lisabeth Sewell McCann and Sparkle Stories)