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Combining different shipping methods in cart... 21 Jun 2016 21:18 #1
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I created a method of shipping based on weight. For example: 1 item will equal $9.95, 2 items will equal $19.90, etc. This is for items where they only pay for shipping. I have another group of items that the customer pays based on price. For example: .01 to 29.99 will be 4.95 shipping, 30 to 99 dollars will be 9.95, 100 and above is free. I also want to have some retail items with free shipping.
How do i combine shipping in the cart if a customer buys from more than one method? Thank you, Ken. |
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Dear Ken,
Each shipping method in VirtueMart is completely separate from each other. You will have to combine the item- and price-based shipping costs into one method. How do you distinguish between weight-based and quantity-based articles and articles with free shipping? I suppose you'll have to use categories and define custom variables that hold the number of quantity-based articles and the total price of price-based articles. E.g. Variable=QuantityBase; Value=evaluate_for_categories(articles, 142, 143, 144)
Variable=AmountBase; Value=evaluate_for_categories(Amount, 123, 124, 125, 126)
Variable=AmountCost; Value=0
Variable=AmountCost; 0<AmountBase<30; Value=4.95
Variable=AmountCost; 30<=AmountBase<100; Value=9.95
Shipping=9.95*QuantityBase + AmountCost All articles that are not in any of the categories used in the evaluate_for_categories(...) function will simply have no effect on shipping costs, i.e. they get free shipping. Best regards, Reinhold |