I hope a developer is watching the forum because there doesn't seem to be much action.
I am trying to add a kit with the lowest/default price to the Google feed. I have looked at the ProductController in the admin and it has this code for the DefaultPrice:
Kit Kit = Product.Kit;

if (Kit != null)
productKittingModel.ItemizedDisplayOption = Kit.ItemizeDisplay ? 1 : 0;

if (GetComponents(ProductId).Count > 0)
{
if (Kit == null)
{
// WE MUST HAVE KIT TO BIND COMPONENTS
Kit = new Kit(Product, false);
_kitRepo.Save(Kit);
}
productKittingModel.PriceRange = string.Format("{0} - {1}", Kit.MinPrice.LSCurrencyFormat("lc"), Kit.MaxPrice.LSCurrencyFormat("lc"));
productKittingModel.BasePrice = Product.Price;
productKittingModel.DefaultPrice = Kit.DefaultPrice.LSCurrencyFormat("lc");
When I try to pick up that Kit.DefaultPrice in the Google feed, it says it is null for a product and throws an error. When I try to check for
null, then I get the message that the expression is always true since it is not a nullable type, but when I try to convert to decimal, it says it is null.
I am trying to get what is shown as the Default price for a kit on the Edit product page, or what shows as the price on the product page when the first kit product is selected so Google will accept the price. For example, the product is $1099, but selecting a kit product is not optional, and that raises the price so it shows as $1399?
Thanks

I had actually given up and removed the code, but it was along the lines of:
if (product.Kit !=null)
{
if (product.KitStatus == KitStatus.Master)
{
Kit kit = product.Kit;
if (kit != null && GetComponents(product).Count > 0)
{

price = kit.DefaultPrice ---this is where I got the null reference error
}

Thanks

I used the code in the Google feed, where each piece of product data is defined. It was really strange because when I hovered over kit.DefaultPrice, it didn't show that it was nullable, but the code wouldn't compile.