Denis Ledoux
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The price displayed on the event page is the `event.ticket`.`price_reduce` field, which is basically the ticket price(`event.ticket`.`price`) minus the possible discount applied by the pricelist Nevertheless, the price asked when ordering the ticket, in the cart/checkout, was the `ticket.price`, without the possible discount from the pricelist, therefore. The price asked for the ticket was therefore different than the price displayed. To reproduce: 1. Settings > Sales > Use pricelist 2. Sales > Configuration > Pricelist > Public Pricelist > Apply a 20% discount (-0.2) 3. Go to /event, -> Conference on Business Applications 4. Order 1 of each 5. Notice that the price asked is 800€ and 1200€ instead of 1000€ and 1500€ respectively 6. Hit Order now -> Notice that the price in the cart are the price without the discount opw-665540
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