I would like to have individual postage rates on items and also a maximum postage rate.
Only really have a few different shipping rates (£6.95, £10 and £12.99). If a customer orders multiple items I don’t want the shipping to exceed the top rate (£12.99)
Is this possible?
I know there are settings in cost/weight dependencies but it seems to add the rates together rather than override the lesser postage rate.
Cheers,
Bob
anyone know?
Anyone? Really need to know.
I assume by the silence that this doesn’t work with CS Cart.
Is a shame.
It would seem to me that you would be able to do this although I use real-time shipping method…
Have you checked here?
[URL=“CS-Cart Documentation — CS-Cart 4.15.x documentation”]CS-Cart Documentation — CS-Cart 4.15.x documentation
[quote name=‘WebGuy’]It would seem to me that you would be able to do this although I use real-time shipping method…
Have you checked here?
[URL=“CS-Cart Documentation — CS-Cart 4.15.x documentation”]CS-Cart Documentation — CS-Cart 4.15.x documentation
Can’t see how it would best work?
Still looking…
Not sure if I understand.
What and how should I order so shipping would cost 6.95, 10 and finally 12.99? Should cost be defined by weight or quantity ?
[quote name=‘BOB’5’]I would like to have individual postage rates on items and also a maximum postage rate.
Only really have a few different shipping rates (£6.95, £10 and £12.99). If a customer orders multiple items I don’t want the shipping to exceed the top rate (£12.99)
Is this possible?
I know there are settings in cost/weight dependencies but it seems to add the rates together rather than override the lesser postage rate.
Cheers,
Bob[/QUOTE]
Hi Darius,
Shipping is done manually at the moment - each item has a shipping price attached to it eg £6.99, £9.99 and £12.99. I want the maximum rate to be set at £12.99, regardless of how many items are ordered.
wouldn’t it be easier to setup a shipping rate of 0 and then put an item dependency on it…
like
0 items 6.99
5-10 items 8.95
more than 10 items 12.99
Can’t do that as some items are heavy (ie 25kgs) and need the £12.99 rate applied straight away, whereas other items are smaller at £6.99 rate.
What I need it to do is, if the customer buys both the big item and small item, not to be charged more than £12.99.
so then use the weight adjustment rather than the product count
i.e.
0 grams = 6.95
100 grams & < 300 grams = 9.95
300 grams = 12.99