How To Limit Order Total From A Certain Country?

My client is having problems with charge-backs from Canada. Any suggestions how to implement the following:

1) Limit Canadian orders to under $200.00 dollars total

2) Limit payment to Canada only from Paypal.

My client is having problems with charge-backs from Canada. Any suggestions how to implement the following:

1) Limit Canadian orders to under $200.00 dollars total

2) Limit payment to Canada only from Paypal.

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My client is having problems with charge-backs from Canada. Any suggestions how to implement the following:

1) Limit Canadian orders to under $200.00 dollars total

2) Limit payment to Canada only from Paypal.

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Guess I have to keep adding "me too" to all these requests and vendor responses. Just click the link in my profile to provide your requirements and we'll get back to you with a quote.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but I like the good old days in this forum when people helped each other without thinking about their pockets. I have been using this forum for 9 years and have provided tons of help to others, not because I wanted money, because it benefits the community. Lately when a question is asked in the forums it seems like a race to who can be first to say contact us for development. You should all be ashamed; using the community forum for you free advertisement. I am also a developer and do not lower my standards to pander for work in the forums. From EZs tone I feel his frustration also.

In the past there was forum rules against soliciting work. All cs-cart allowed in the community forums was a link to your web site in your footer. It seems the forums have gone commercial and no one is managing them anymore. :(

I thought my question was asking for friendly help and direction. Something the community forums used to support.

David

Please don't take this the wrong way, but I like the good old days in this forum when people helped each other without thinking about their pockets. I have been using this forum for 9 years and have provided tons of help to others, not because I wanted money, because it benefits the community. Lately when a question is asked in the forums it seems like a race to who can be first to say contact us for development. You should all be ashamed; using the community forum for you free advertisement. I am also a developer and do not lower my standards to pander for work in the forums. From EZs tone I feel his frustration also.

In the past there was forum rules against soliciting work. All cs-cart allowed in the community forums was a link to your web site in your footer. It seems the forums have gone commercial and no one is managing them anymore. :(

I thought my question was asking for friendly help and direction. Something the community forums used to support.

David

Hello, David!

Please do not think bad of us. We are always ready to help and suggest the modification only if we see that this is not just "easy fix" and should be done as a separate add-on.

Of course, I can give you some directions:

1. Make 3 add-on settings: location (where you will choose Canada), max amount of total for this location, payment method allowed for this location.

2. For restricting payment method you can use the get_payments or get_payments_post hook.

3. For restricting the order total you can use hooks in fn_calculate_cart_content function and disable the place order button.

Make two payment method instances, make Canada as a separate location.

One payment method with Canada, second without.

Install addon as such

https://www.cscart.biz/payment-price-limit.html

now put a limit on payment method with Canada.

They offer also limit on shipping..

https://www.cscart.biz/shipping-price-limit.html

Not free, but at reasonable cost..

Thank you, sorry for the rant yesterday. I just enjoyed using the forums years ago when it was a true community forum.

Speaking for myself. I offer free advice here when I know the answer. If someone wants me to research an issue and provide a consultation, then I'm happy to do so but my business is my time. My belief is that I give more than I get from the forums.

It seems only recently where when a question is asked, or a problem discussed, that several developers all post separate "contact us for help" postings. In the past, if I didn't know the answer to the question or indicated that custom/extended development would be required, I would simply state that and assumed that if someone wanted my help, they'd simply click the link in my signature.

But now, to stay competitive with other developers, I feel compelled to put my name up there with the others who respond even though I think it's annoying.

My proposal would be for developers to NOT offer their paid assistance in Q&A threads but to simply state that a request requires development and then to let the poster determine whom they want to look to for development based on their own criteria.

There are other times when a developer recommends modifying a distributed file versus educating the poster about using a hook to accomplish the same thing. In that case, I usually chime in with the proper way to do the change versus their having to monitor whether their distributed file changes have been obliterated during an upgrade.

It should be pretty obvious who the developers are based on their signatures and number of posts (and of course the quality of those posts).