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Hi
I'de like to have this rule: for example: for 0<weight<1kg and state are =a,b,c,d the price is 10$ for 0<weight<1kg and state are =z,e,h,f the price is 15$ for greater than 1kg for every 1 kg that added to weight, 2$ is added to price of, Is it possible to do it with this plugin? What rule can do it? |
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any idea?
Isn't possible? |
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If you are using the advanced version of the plugin, the rules are something like the following:
state2 in list("aa", "bb", "cc", "dd"); Shipping=10+floor(Weight)*2
state2 in list("zz", "ee", "hh", "ff"); Shipping=15+floor(Weight)*2Please note that floor(Weight) will return 0 for weights below 1kg, return 1 for weights from 1kg to below 2kg, 2 for weights 2kg and above, etc. In particular, if you have exactly 1kg, the shipping cost is 12 (in your message you explicitly said weight<1kg for the 10kg, i.e. only strictly smaller than 1kg). If you want orders of 1kg to have 10$ shipping costs (i.e. for 0<weight<=1kg), then I would suggest a rule like the following: state2 in list("aa", "bb", "cc", "dd"); Shipping=8+ceil(Weight)*2
state2 in list("zz", "ee", "hh", "ff"); Shipping=13+ceil(Weight)*2Alternatively (because these rules are easier to understand): 0<weight<=1; state2 in list("aa", "bb", "cc", "dd"); Shipping=10
1<weight; state2 in list("aa", "bb", "cc", "dd"); Shipping=10+ceil(Weight-1)*2
0<weight<=1; state2 in list("zz", "ee", "hh", "ff"); Shipping=15
1<weight; state2 in list("zz", "ee", "hh", "ff"); Shipping=15+ceil(Weight-1)*2Best regards, Reinhold |