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Adding Shipping rates based on a category
8 years 1 month ago #297140
by spytech
Adding Shipping rates based on a category was created by spytech
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Hi,
I am shipping out a mixture of products, some heavy, some light. The heavy ones are books and I charge a flat rate for each book. So if you order 3 books, they are £10 delivery each, so you will pay £30. All books are the same delivery costs.
My issue comes when I want to add shipping costs for posters, the delivery costs are based on a fixed rate for unlimited amount, so if you order 1 poster it costs £10, and if you order 5 it is still a total of £10 shipping.
How can I manage this mixed set of shiiping methods?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I am shipping out a mixture of products, some heavy, some light. The heavy ones are books and I charge a flat rate for each book. So if you order 3 books, they are £10 delivery each, so you will pay £30. All books are the same delivery costs.
My issue comes when I want to add shipping costs for posters, the delivery costs are based on a fixed rate for unlimited amount, so if you order 1 poster it costs £10, and if you order 5 it is still a total of £10 shipping.
How can I manage this mixed set of shiiping methods?
Thanks.
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8 years 1 month ago #297150
by Jerome
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Replied by Jerome on topic Adding Shipping rates based on a category
Hello,
You can use weight restrictions and specify a very low value for your light products.
Regards,
You can use weight restrictions and specify a very low value for your light products.
Regards,
Jerome - Obsidev.com
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8 years 4 weeks ago #297357
by spytech
Replied by spytech on topic Adding Shipping rates based on a category
Thanks Jerome, does this mean I have to have weight related delivery for all products or just Posters?
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8 years 4 weeks ago #297367
by Mohamed Thelji
Replied by Mohamed Thelji on topic Adding Shipping rates based on a category
Hello,
Can you give us more information about how you want you shipping methods to work based on every product type on your store ? Thank you.
Best regards,
Mohamed Thelji.
It will actually depends on how you want your shipping methods to be used when you have for example 3 books + 5 posters in your cart ?does this mean I have to have weight related delivery for all products or just Posters?
Can you give us more information about how you want you shipping methods to work based on every product type on your store ? Thank you.
Best regards,
Mohamed Thelji.
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8 years 4 weeks ago - 8 years 4 weeks ago #297452
by spytech
Replied by spytech on topic Adding Shipping rates based on a category
Thanks. I will only sell books with fixed cost delivery per book and Posters. There will be many type of posters and it does not matter if you order 2 xPosterA and 5 x PosterB or just one poster, you will still pay one fee as they all go in the same tube.
An example would be:
You make a single order:
3 x books (delivery is £20 per book) - Delivery is £60
3 x PosterA (delivery is one fee of £10) - Delivery is £10
2 x PosterB (You pay no delivery as it is included in the delivery cost of Poster
Total delivery is £70
I should aslo mention that there are three delivery zones around the world, UK, Europe, Rest of World which all have the same rules as above but have slightly different prices. I would like it so the customer chooses their address Country and then it shows the total delivery amount.
I am hoping Hikashop can support this type of shipping as everything else works well.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
An example would be:
You make a single order:
3 x books (delivery is £20 per book) - Delivery is £60
3 x PosterA (delivery is one fee of £10) - Delivery is £10
2 x PosterB (You pay no delivery as it is included in the delivery cost of Poster
Total delivery is £70
I should aslo mention that there are three delivery zones around the world, UK, Europe, Rest of World which all have the same rules as above but have slightly different prices. I would like it so the customer chooses their address Country and then it shows the total delivery amount.
I am hoping Hikashop can support this type of shipping as everything else works well.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Last edit: 8 years 4 weeks ago by spytech.
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8 years 3 weeks ago #297488
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Adding Shipping rates based on a category
Hi,
Here is what you can do:
You create two warehouses, one for posters, one for books.
You select the corresponding warehouse in the products.
The then create two sets of shipping methods, one set for each warehouse.
Then, in the shipping method for the posters warehouse, you enter a price of 10.
And in the shipping method for the books, you activate the shipping price per product setting and enter a price of product of 20.
The system will then calculate the shipping fees like your example.
Here is what you can do:
You create two warehouses, one for posters, one for books.
You select the corresponding warehouse in the products.
The then create two sets of shipping methods, one set for each warehouse.
Then, in the shipping method for the posters warehouse, you enter a price of 10.
And in the shipping method for the books, you activate the shipping price per product setting and enter a price of product of 20.
The system will then calculate the shipping fees like your example.
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