dw.campaign.CampaignMgr
Note that this method does not return any coupon-based promotions.
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The method does nothing, since bonus promotions are applied as product or order promotions using methods applyProductPromotions(LineItemCtnr, Collection) and applyOrderPromotions(LineItemCtnr, Collection).
The method returns 'true' if any the line item container contains any bonus product line items, and otherwise false.
This method has been deprecated and should not be used anymore. Instead, use PromotionMgr to apply promotions to line item containers.
Note that the method does also apply any bonus discounts defined as order promotions (see also applyBonusPromotions(LineItemCtnr, Collection)).
This method has been deprecated and should not be used anymore. Instead, use PromotionMgr to apply promotions to line item containers.
Note that the method does also apply any bonus discounts defined as product promotions (see also applyBonusPromotions(LineItemCtnr, Collection)).
This method has been deprecated and should not be used anymore. Instead, use PromotionMgr to apply promotions to line item containers.
As a replacement of this deprecated method, use PromotionMgr.getActiveCustomerPromotions() and PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product). Unlike getApplicableConditionalPromotions(Product), PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product) returns all promotions related to the specified product, regardless of whether the product is qualifying, discounted, or both, and also returns promotions where the product is a bonus product.
Note that this method does not return any coupon-based promotions.
As a replacement of this deprecated method, use PromotionMgr.getActiveCustomerPromotions() and PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product). Unlike getApplicablePromotions(Product), PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product) returns all promotions related to the specified product, regardless of whether the product is qualifying, discounted, or both, and also returns promotions where the product is a bonus product.
Note that although the method has been deprecated, no replacement method is provided.
Note that this method does not return any coupon-based promotions.
Note that the method also returns coupon-based promotions.
As a replacement of this deprecated method, use PromotionMgr.getActiveCustomerPromotions() and PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product). Unlike getConditionalPromotions(Product), PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product) returns all promotions related to the specified product, regardless of whether the product is qualifying, discounted, or both, and also returns promotions where the product is a bonus product.
Note that method does only return promotions based on customer groups or source codes.
As a replacement of this deprecated method, use PromotionMgr.getActiveCustomerPromotions() and PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product). Unlike getPromotions(Product), PromotionPlan.getProductPromotions(Product) returns all promotions related to the specified product, regardless of whether the product is qualifying, discounted, or both, and also returns promotions where the product is a bonus product.
