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Hi,
Oops, I wasn't quite right in what I was saying... For the following:Quote:
Originally Posted by DogTags
The three brackets created here are:Quote:
10-30:3.95,60:4.95,100:6.95
10-30
0-60
0-100
So orders less than 10 would actually cost £4.95!
What you should do to have the method disabled for orders less than 10 or more than 100 is set the Table of Rates to be like the following:
Sorry about the mistake!Quote:
10-30:3.95,30-60:4.95,60-100:6.95
All the best..
Conor
Ceon
What will the shipping module choose for a 30-pound package, $3.95 or $4.95 ?Quote:
10-30:3.95,30-60:4.95,60-100:6.95
I'm concerned about what seems to be conflicting overlap
Many thanks :smile:
It's only a "conflicting overlap" because that is what you made it.
Try:
10-29:3.95,30-60:4.95,60-100:6.95
or
10-30:3.95,31-60:4.95,60-100:6.95
:D
Hi,
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiceworld
Unfortunately neither of those is a good solution for this module as the first leaves out anything from 29.0001 to 29.9999 and the second 30.0001 to 30.9999!
All the best...
Conor
Ceon
Hi,
We're very pleased to announce the release of Region Tables 1.4.0!
The following changes and bugfixes are part of this release:
[UPDATED] Module configuration panel's layout improved.
[ADDED] Support for wildcard character in Postcode Range Definitions added.
[BUGFIX] UK postcodes weren't being matched properly. Now partial codes, such as 'B' for B1-99, won't match longer full codes, such as 'BT' or BT1-99.
[UPDATED] Australian postcode format parsing updated.
[UPDATED] Australian postcode support has had error message added.
[UPDATED] Version handling updated. Code moved from language file to main module.
[ADDED] Module now automatically disables itself if a configuration problem is identified.
[UPDATED] Free shipping items are no longer omitted from the order total calculations.
Check out the website for more info and downloads...
http://dev.ceon.net/web/zen-cart/regiontables
We hope you like this new release!
Upgrading instructions are included with the module. Upgrading is simple enough but will require a "Remove" and "Install" which will wipe all the region settings from your database, so make sure you have a note of your current settings. Unfortunately this is a limitation of the Region Tables module!
All the best...
Conor
Ceon
My site only deliverys to the UK and a customer has got around entering a postcode by entering "- - - -" instead.
How do I stop this:blink::blink:
Greetings,
I have gone over all the posts and configuration files and I can't figure this one out.
I am getting the following error:
Flat Rate
Module configuration error: No Geolocation functions found for country code "US".
I assume when it says Flat Rate it is referring to Region Tables because I only have Region Tables and UPS module installed. My admin is properly configured for my US post code, and I am trying to use Geolocation for deliver fees for distance from my store. I have checked, and double checked and Shipping/Packaging section is properly configured. Could anything else set this off?
My current situation is:
I am only shipping inside the U.S.
I have 7 zones within in the US. Each zone is based on zip code.
There is 3 methods of shipping (ground, ground to P.O. Boxes, and DHL 'rush').
There are 3 categories which determine the % rate of charge for shipping based on zone (orders less than $30, orders between $30-$499.99, and orders $500 and over).
Below is a chart displaying what I have explained above:
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...Untitled-1.gif
How can this be executed? Anything will help at this point. Thanks!
I have a very similar situation. Please read the following, which I copied from my actual thread post. Maybe someone here in this module thread can help those of us out with this type situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamesbarsalou
Quote:
Hello there. I've spent a week setting up shipping for a potential online store. We have some usual products that are fine utilizing UPS quote module and/or Table Rate for USPS first class mail packages.
But, we also have a unique line of product (billboard style cabinets) that exceed the weight limitations of carriers (the largest being 475lbs). It's a drop ship type dealer situation, where the shop that actually produces the product sends it out. They provided a table of UPS zone rates based on their location, etc. Region Tables module worked Perfectly!
On to my question:
It's a bit confusing, when testing the checkout, to have those rates in the Region Tables module showing for magazines, shirts, hats, and other small items we would be shipping. Based on several other forum posts, there are some people who seem to know how to possibly limit a shipping method to a specific category, given the master category ID matches, etc.
I must have missed the actual instruction on how to accomplish this, also with regard to the combination of shipping modules I am using. Would anyone be able to instruct me as to how to accomplish this, where the shipping method (region tables) we are using exclusively for the cabinet line can be hidden or not provided as an option when products from the "cabinet line" category are not present in the shopping cart?
Thanks for taking time to read this thread. As many people here, I'm on a time crunch and am trying to fulfill requirements set by my employer.
Thanks in advance!
How's it going? I've recently downloaded Regional Tables 1.4.0 and it seems to be an amazing program but unfortunately I've ran into a problem.
>In 'Regional Shipping Methods' I am using 3 different methods, the first uses a flat rate and the second and third I would like the cost of shipping to be a percent (%) of the product's cost.
I have too many products that change often to individually calculate this manually.
>Is this possible?
Anything will help. Thanks in advance!