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Hi

I bought the advanced plugin and I¨m trying to create some shipping rules. Some of the products I sell are being shipped straight from my supplier. I had them classified in the site by tags. They need to have special shipping fee, different than the rest of the site. The supplier also offer an "insured shipping", that includes special protection for delicated goods.

Name=Express shipping;Condition=contains_any(SKUs,"2582");Shipping=30
Name=Insured shipping;Condition=contains_any(SKUs,"2582");Shipping=50+(amount*0.12)
Name=Regular Shipping;Amount<50;Shipping=12.00
Name=Regular Shipping;50<=Amount;Shipping=15.00

I had created this rule as test (article 2582 is one shipped by the supplier) but it doesnt work. It just give the Regular Shipping price.

Any help, please?

Hi,
To find out why a certain rule is not applied as expected, it usually helps a lot to display all variables available. See the documentation: open-tools.net/documentation/advanced-sh...merce.html#debugging

In particular, the easiest way to display all variables available (and their values) is to use the newly introduced message functionality. Simply prepend the following rule to your ruleset:
That should show you whether the SKUs list really contains the SKU you are checking.

The other thing to try is to remove the quotes around the "2582". The reason might be a technical: PHP does not make a clear distinction between strings and numbers, so even though the plugin interprets "2582" as a string, WooCommerce might interpret the SKU "2582" as a number, so that "2582" does not equal 2582. In short: please also try this variant of the ruleset:

Hi

When I activate the plugin and try to check out I see Bad Gateway message.
My WordPress version is 4.6.3

Any help?

Problem solved.