Multiple shipping rates

[Serious]

v1.39

I've got approx 10k parts on my site......er...will have that is.

Shipping cost for the vast majority of the items is going to be based on the cost of the item. All of these have a specific shipping code to indicate that shipping is based on item cost.
No biggie, I've already set-up a table based on the cost.


Now it get's interesting.
The remaining items are unique and have 1 of 9 seperate codes assigned to them. Let's call them Codes A thru I...no need to make it complicated.

S the shipping cost by code breaks down like thes
Code A = $200
Code B = $400
Code C = $350
Code D = $45
Code E = $125
Code F = $60
Code G = $30
Code H = $100
Code I = $750


So is there a way (or an add-on) to add these prices to a customers order at checkout. I did look at the add-on's but I couldn't find one that was up to the task.

[Ajeh]

You could count how many of those 9 separate codes are in the cart and build the additional charge to your current calculation for shipping ...

Example:

global $cart;
$chk_code_a = $_SESSION['cart']->in_cart_check('your_new_field','A') * 200.00;
$chk_code_b = $_SESSION['cart']->in_cart_check('your_new_field','B') * 400.00;

[Serious]

I have no idea what you just said....but it gave me a headache.

[Serious]

How about this:

Anyway to add my shipping costs to each product listing using Easy Populate?

I can add the various costs to my DB easily enough but I don't want to just show a higher price and have to modify every listing to read "Shipping cost already added to the product cost".

[kobra]

What is it that would require $750 for shipping???

I can get a whole auto delivered for less than that!!

[Serious]

A complete vehicle...less the tires.

IIRC,
That would be a for a replacement Jeep tub.

[Serious]

Code A = $200
Code B = $400
Code C = $350
Code D = $45
Code E = $125
Code F = $60
Code G = $30
Code H = $100
Code I = $750

This is just an example, not the actual shipping costs.
I don't sell anything that has a shipping cost even close to $750.

Not that that it has anything to do with this thread.

[kobra]

Ajeh provided the code/case test for this

[Serious]

as i ststed previously....looks Greek to me.

Perhaps he could explain exactly what it is that he posted.

I'm not a computer guy by trade (obviously!!) so an explanation in layman's terms would help my dumb-###### alot.

[Ajeh]

You say you setup a table based on the costs ...

Is this a new database table or a new field on the products table?