Help With Shipping

[Globie]

Hey Linda,

I should have thought about that... thanks for helping me think through it.

I don't think I want it to fall off, just maybe if what is a flat rate is just applied to the total of the items that are based on weight.

So if a customer ordered xx amounts of a flat rate item it would always be 7.95. But if they decide to include an item that is not within the flat rate category of products, the correct shipping amount would be included with the order based on weight.

[Ajeh]

Let's try this ...

I order the following:

1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

2 x Product 1 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
1 x Product 2 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
3 x Product 2 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

Now I order something that is NOT a flat rate product ...

1 x Product 4 (Normal weight) UPS $5.95
what is my shipping?

1 x Product 4 (Normal weight) UPS $5.95
1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

1 x Product 4 (Normal weight) UPS $5.95
2 x Product 1 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

1 x Product 4 (Normal weight) UPS $5.95
1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
3 x Product 2 (flat rate)
what is my shipping?

[RodG]

Let's try this ...
I order the following:

1 x Product 1 (flat rate)
1 x Product 2 (flat rate)
1 x Product 4 (Normal weight) UPS $5.95

what is my shipping?

OK, I'll bite. What happened to Product 3 ?

Mary Exmus
& Rod

[Ajeh]

Decided I didn't want it that bad ...

[Globie]

Hey Linda,

Can you recommend a way to accomplish this?

[Ajeh]

Perhaps if you answered my questions ...

[Ryk]

As ever with any shipping setup that requires deep thinking when it comes to trying to manipulate the ZC default offerings, I think you'll find that getting Advanced Shipper from ceon.net will help you out here - but I strongly suggest you email the author first with your requirement just to be sure it does cover this.