I am trying to re-calculate the shipping cost of a product, based on a custom field set in WP All Import. The amount of shipping boxes in this instance.
So i want to multiply the shipping cost set in woocommerce, by the number of boxes set in the Wp All import.
I have tried any non-programmatical way to solve this but with no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I’m having an issue finding the correct configuration/short code for wordpress woocommerce cart total + shipping cost.
I am wanting to use it for a custom payment gateway.
It will be on the checkout page before placing the order and specifically in a payment method.
The sentence would look like below.
“Pay (total amount) at payment link”
Where the Total amount = shipping cost+discounts+tax’s+ items cost
Can anyone help me configure a short code to put into my functions.Php or find a short code I somehow missed?
All the short codes I have tried for example the ones found on booster plus for woocommerce don’t give me what I want(I have the plug-in installed on the website). The short codes I have tried only show the subtotal of the items put together, but doesn’t include the shipping, tax’s, and discounts.
Hi i want to woocommerce checkout page get woocommerce-checkout-review-order-table.
How do I get all the information for that order? The important thing is to be sensitive to situations such as VAT, cargo. I just need information.
You can get all the details of the products you've added into cart on checkout page. Please check if you've added tax(VAT) and shipping (CARGO) class to each product from your WP admin.
Here you can refer WC tax rate docs and you can see here to assign products a tax classes.
Similarly, you supposed to create and assign shipping zones and it's rates as well. You can find docs for creating shipping zone from here
You can find many tutorials to set shipping for your desire requirements however, here is the one for quick reference. WooCommerce Shipping Methods
Hope this may help you in your requirements!
Be noted you can't get order information before you placed order successfully. I answer you based on understanding that your need information of tax, shipping cost on checkout page.
I'm building a WooCommerce site and I have a need to display shipping options on the cart page vs the checkout page.
Shipping is flat rate across a single country and not dependent on user location.
Is there a way to accomplish this task?
Cheers!
Go to the General tab in Woocommerce Settings.
Set the shop base address to be the Default Customer Location
If you only have a flat rate and your shop's base address is under it, that's the one that will be displayed by default.
Make sure you have done this
On Woocommerce -> Settings-> Shipping and make sure that you check the boxes
Enable shipping
Enable the shipping calculator on the cart page
Save setting and Configure shipping rates as well, hope it will help
I want to sell magazines through WooCommerce. When someone orders just one or two magazines then the shipping costs would be an x amount, however when someone orders more then two that would become a package and different shipping costs must be shown. Is this possible within WooCommerce, if so how?
Personally I would recommend this plugin ;-)
WooCommerce Advanced Shipping
There are others like Table rate shipping (from WooThemes)
I have a Drupal website with the UBERCART module to accept donations in the form of adopting a book in my library. I need to add an option in the cart page before the checkout to add an entry to the cart with the value of 3% of the total order to cover the payment transaction fees.
It could be a check box that says..
[_] I wish to add 3% to cover the online transfer fees.
Any Ideas of how to implement this? Thanks
I'm not sure how to set up an optional fee, but for required fees, this module will do it:
https://drupal.org/project/uc_fee
Unfortunately there seems to be no version for Drupal 7 yet.
Also, it's a little quirky in some ways...for example, if you want to create a fee to be applied to all products of a particular class, by default that fee gets applied at the cart level, meaning that that a long as the cart contains at least one product of the type you specified when creating the conditional action, the fee will be applied to the other products in the cart as well. If the fee only should be applied once per order then you can just set Max Applications to zero, otherwise...
The process to apply a fee to each product in the cart of a particular class is as follows:
Create a fee at Store administration > Fees with a price of zero
Click the "conditions" link next to the fee (again, from Store administration > Fees) and say the cart needs to contain at least one product of your desired class
Go to Store administration > Products > Manage classes, click "edit" for your desired class, go to the Fees tab and override the price to be whatever the fee should be.
Create products of that class. If your products are already created, it appears you need to edit each already-existing product and override the fee there (on the Fees tab); unfortunately the product-class override only appears to apply to products created after the setting was changed.
I realise it's a long time since this question was posted, but it came up in search when I was trying to solve a similar problem. Since it hasn't been satisfactorily answered after all this time, I thought I'd share the solution I found for my own problem.
There is some sample module code here:
http://www.stevenalanwilson.com/articles/open-drupal-pages-using-built-overlay
I created my own module with this code to allow customers to specify if they live in a rural area. If they check the box, a $5 rural delivery fee is added to the cost of their order. The label on the checkbox and the value of the fee can be set by changing the code in the module.
The scenario asked here would need some additional coding to calculate the 3% fee based on the value of the order, which shouldn't be too hard to achieve.
if you are using drupal 6 then visit these link in your site
Administer -> Store administration -> Configuration -> Shipping quote settings
then visit the "quote method" where you can define your shipping quote setting
once you understand the method for creating shipping charges, you can apply whatever shipping rate you want to charge.