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25 May 2007, 9:00 PM
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Remove "free shipping" line

Hi all,
I search the threads and couldn't find an answer to this:

On my store I have some items which ship UPS based on weight and other items with flat shipping. To make this work I set items with 0 weight to be "Free shipping" and use attributes to control the flat shipping rate. This works great in the mixed shipping environment.

Now here is the problem:
When the customer completes checkout of an item with flat shipping the receipt/invoice says "Free shipping". This is somewhat misleading since they paid for an item with flat shipping and not free shipping.

So the question is....how do I remove the "free shipping" line in the receipt/invoice??? (and anywhere else this might be an issue)

I'm OK with complicated customization so feel free to throw some code at me :-) But I'm hoping there is a setting I just missed in the admin screen.

Thanks in advance!!!

25 May 2007, 9:17 PM
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Re: Remove "free shipping" line

Sorry, this is too simple to require code hacks - -

Use the "grep" tool in the admin > tools > developers tool kit > at the bottoms left box enter the string and from the drop select the files to search and search.

Now look for a defines where 'free shipping' is the text and edit this file to what you want(make a copy for your template override folder)

Thats it

Just looked and there are several defines for this used for different things

26 May 2007, 6:53 PM
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Re: Remove "free shipping" line

OK, thanks! I was hoping I missed a setting somewhere, but I'll figure it out I guess. After some thought a few "if/else" statements is probably better then removing it. This way I can make it say "fix shipping" instead of free, and leave the "free shipping" to the items that actually have free shipping. :smile:

Thank! :cool: