Zone Rates Shipping for Provinces

[Cajual]

Hi All,

I am trying to set up the shipping part of my shopping cart (v1.3.6). I have done alot of searching in these forums, but could not really find an answer to what I am trying to do.

I am based in Canada and for now am limiting shipping to Canadian residents only. Therefore, I have already removed all other countries from the database and people signing up can only choose Canada as their country.

When I go to 'Locations/Taxes > Zones', it currently lists all 12 provinces/territories, which exactly what I require. Now I can't seem to get the 'Zone Rates' to work correctly under 'Modules > Shipping' for the provinces. For example, under Zone 1, I put "ON" (Ontario). However, when I try to checkout with an account from ON, it doesn't pick up that zone and I get no shipping method available. If I switch the zone back to "CA" (Canada), then it works.

Is this module not capable of handling zones by province? Do I need Dreamscape's MZMT to accomplish what I am trying to do?

Thanks in Advance!

Chris.

[halldorr]

I'm having the same issue with shipping to states. I can do a zone table but it only allows me to specify country codes. I wish I could do something like US:CA for California or CA:ON for Ontario.

[Cajual]

I ended up downloading and installing the MZMT (MultiGeoZone MultiTable Shipping for Zen Cart)... It allows you create numerous zones and provides alot more flexibility than the simple Zone Table shipping.

[netforce]

Where can I download this module?

[jtjohnston]

Sherbrooke, Quebec over here
Where can I find your working code?

[vandiermen]

you can find it here;

http://www.dream-scape.com/pub/zencart/MZMT/

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...g+for+Zen+Cart

[jtjohnston]

Thought you had fallen off the face of the Earth!

I had found this code, paid someone to help me fix it. Now that I've found you, I'll give you a hand and give it a whorl:

$product_chart = array(
'<Aprons>' => array(
'base' => 28.6,
'extra' => 6.6,
'ids' => array(1, 3, 2, 7)
),
'lapel pin' => array(
'base' => 4,
'extra' => 1,
'ids' => array(12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24)
),
'Gauntlets' => array(
'base' => 28.6,
'extra' => 8.6,
'ids' => array(5)
)
);


What I do is use words in a title or embed tags in the name of an item, such as: Gauntlet or <Aprons>; As a tag, they cannot be seen. Tags are good, best, so I don't have to be so careful how I name categories.

Just thought I would add in my 2¢ while I'm trying out your code.

[jtjohnston]

http colon slash slash masonicregalia.quebecinter dot net
My address is there if anyone wants to contact me.

My code let's me specify shipping prices per item.