Offer flat rate for 1 item...?

Vodka or Beer?????

Ah, sorry! :( Thought we got somewhere then.

haredo:

Vodka or Beer?????

Whiskey

Definitely da whiskey ... makes da coding go so much ... umm ... :lamo:

Okay ... change this code between the code in BLACK ...

[B]      // calculate cost of master_categories_id 319[/B]
      for ($i=0, $n=sizeof($products); $i<$n; $i++) {
        // calculate price and quantity master_categories_id 42, 59, 100
//echo 'Product id: ' . $products[$i]['id'] . ' master: ' . $products[$i]['category'] . '<br>';
// master_categories_id 42
        if ($products[$i]['category'] == 42) {
          $chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
          $chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
        }
// master_categories_id 59
        if ($products[$i]['category'] == 59) {
          $chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
          $chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
        }
// master_categories_id 100
        if ($products[$i]['category'] == 100) {
          $chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
          $chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
        }
      }

[B]// set extra_charge_amount for UK - GB[/B]

If there are more master_categories_id that need to be added, follow the pattern ...

Excellent, so I then just change the 319, 42, 59, 100 then add extra ones for more catogories?

Thanks
A

Ill just show you what im doing before I bongle it up! Gonna change the ones in red

  // calculate cost of master_categories_id 319
  for ($i=0, $n=sizeof($products); $i<$n; $i++) {
    // calculate price and quantity master_categories_id 42, 59, 100

//echo 'Product id: ' . $products[$i]['id'] . ' master: ' . $products[$i]['category'] . '<br>';
// master_categories_id 42
if ($products[$i]['category'] == 42) {
$chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
$chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
}
// master_categories_id 59
if ($products[$i]['category'] == 59) {
$chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
$chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
}
// master_categories_id 100
if ($products[$i]['category'] == 100) {
$chk_cost += $products[$i]['final_price'];
$chk_count += $products[$i]['quantity'];
}
}

// set extra_charge_amount for UK - GB

Left 319 as it is...

IT WORKS! THANKYOU! I would offer you some whiskey but you are too far away. :hug:

Thankyou
A:clap:

Thanks for the update that this is now working for you ... :smile:

Hi,

I have similar problem. For example, for Category 1, I offer shipping by USPS, but for Category 2, I offer shipping based on the weight.
Items in Category 1 are less than 1 lb, if they customer choose the "best way" during check out, usually the shipping cost shows less than $1.
However, for Category 2, these are over sized items and we charge a flat rate of $130.

I would like to know if: 1, how to turn off "per Unit" module when customer purchases items from Category 1 so they can only see the rate from USPS?
2. how to turn off "USPS" module when customer purchases items from Category 2 so they can only see the $130 rate?

Please help.

Let me reverse my question. How do I hide "per unit" module for category 1 items? and can I have two categories to hide? > xoxomeowmixoxo:

Hi,

I have similar problem. For example, for Category 1, I offer shipping by USPS, but for Category 2, I offer shipping based on the weight.
Items in Category 1 are less than 1 lb, if they customer choose the "best way" during check out, usually the shipping cost shows less than $1.
However, for Category 2, these are over sized items and we charge a flat rate of $130.

I would like to know if: 1, how to turn off "per Unit" module when customer purchases items from Category 1 so they can only see the rate from USPS?
2. how to turn off "USPS" module when customer purchases items from Category 2 so they can only see the $130 rate?

Please help.

figured out the answer.

xoxomeowmixoxo:

Let me reverse my question. How do I hide "per unit" module for category 1 items? and can I have two categories to hide?

What was the solution that worked for you ... don't be shy, now? :cool: