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Hi!
I am not sure if this is possible but I want to add a rule with the Advanced Shipping by rules. The firt rule should depend on weight+Categories+priceamount of order. Why this rule is importent is because there will only be free shipping for small products with the total weight below or = 40kg and the total priceamount of the order of 1000 Swedish kronor or more. I would be happy if you could help me figuring this out if possible. The other rules I have set: Name=1kg och max 150cm; Weight<=1; Shipping=29.00 Name=3 kg och max 150cm långt; 1<Weight<=3; Shipping=49.00 Name=5 kg och max 150cm långt; 3<Weight<=5; Shipping=99.00 Name=15kg och max 150cm långt; 5<Weight<=15; Shipping=169.00 Name=15kg och max 295cm långt; 5<Weight<=15; Shipping=249.00 Best Regards |
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Dear Olajo,
From your description of te free shipping rule, I suppose something like the following should do the job: Name="Free Shipping for special products"; Amount>=1000; Weight<=40; Categories==list(123); Shipping=0 You did not say what the condition on the categories is exactly. Depending on the specifics, you can either use contains_any(Categories, ....), contains_only(Categories, ....) or Categories==list(...). The first one checks whether there is at least one product from the given category/ies, the second one checks that only products from the given category/ies are ordered and is basically the same as the third example. As you can imagine, this depends a lot on what is your exact condition and how you use categories (does each product have only one product? do you use hidden categories for other purposes? etc.) Best regards, Reinhold |
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Hi Reinold!
I tried this variant of rule. Name=Free shipping. Max 40kg and max lenght 150cm; Amount>=1000; Weight<=40; MaxLength<=150; Shipping=0 It seems to do the job, but is it ok to use the lenght value in the rule? Best regards |