Sorry I didn't try anything as I couldn't even get how to start but basically I am looking for a custom shipping method to work in one country alone. THe shipping company to work with have a working policy of delivering 7kg or less for 1usd in any part of City A, >7kg to <=10kg, 2usd in City A. And so on for other cities in the country.
Is there such a plugin with such flexibility on woocommerce 3.5.1 or how would one incorporate such a functionality with cash and online payment systems?
you can use this plugin
shipping for specific country
or here is the tutorial link for creating shipping
How To Setup WooCommerce Country Based Shipping
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The NopCommerce 3.6 Tax By Country & State & Zip plugin always returns zero tax for one of my stores. I have the same results locally and remotely, but the database was not copied from local machine. I performed the steps locally and then again remotely to help eliminate the particular environment as a factor.
What might be wrong?
Here are some screen shots to demonstrate.
Tax provider marked primary :
Test customer address contains example zip code.
No roles are marked exempt.
Set tax based on shipping address, etc.
Tax rates were imported via SSMS.
Customer is not exempt.
General tax category has been added.
CountryID of 1 is present.
Specific tax rate for test shipping address is identified.
I also attempted a test with a specific StoreId of 1, though there is only 1 store. Also the field is not nullable, zero acts as the wildcard.
All products are taxable and assigned to General tax category.
No tax displayed in the cart.
No tax displayed in checkout.
No relevant errors in the log.
As much as I wanted to avoid thinking it was true, this problem was created by a third party plugin. A vendor's alternate "One Page Checkout" was clearing the tax for the cart once the Checkout page was hit, and preventing that user from ever obtaining tax calculations in the cart afterward. Removing the plugin corrected the problem, and I've reached out to the vendor for support.
Thanks for anyone who took the time to look at this!
EDIT: To be clearer, what's occurring is that the Real One Page Checkout plugin creates NULL fields in the Address table and associates them with the customer. Therefore, any subsequent orders put in the cart by that customer will never calculate taxation again. I didn't investigate what else might be happening as a result.
I've downloaded the latest copy of the plugin and tested with the same results. All orders placed without the plugin installed work fine, with the plugin installed there are blank records added to the Address table and associated with the Customer.
Here is how the One Page Checkout plugin for nopCommerce works:
When the customers open the checkout page they start with blank addresses (that is why initially you see two empty addresses in the database - one for the billing address and another one for the shipping address) and that is why your taxes are 0 since there is still no any country selected.
Once the customer selects a country then the address in the database will be updated with the country id and all the tax calculations will be based on the newly selected country. The order total will also be updated and the customers will see the new taxes. If the customer changes the country again then the order total will again be updated again with the new taxes based on the new country.
By looking at the provided screenshots, your customer already has an address in his address book and you expect him to use the same address for any new orders.
In that case you can simply check these settings in the administration of the One Page Checkout plugin - Preselect Last Customer Billing Address and/or Preselect Last Customer Shipping Address.
This way when the customer starts the checkout it will not start with a blank address but with the address he has used to make his latest order.
Since the preselected address should already has a country selected then your taxes will automatically be shown for that country right from the start of the checkout.
In my WooCommerce shop, it's possible for people to order from two countries.
Ok, now I want to set free shipping for people who order a total above 100,- in one country (this is easy to do in the delivery settings) but when I want to set this minimum for another country, I have no idea where or how I can do this?
If someone can point me the road or has any suggestions, thank you!
You can't do that by default in WC, you need a plugin for that.
One I recommend (duh) is WooCommerce Advanced Free Shipping.
PS. This question will most likely be considered unrelevant for StackOverflow.
Cheers
Do not think so.You just handle the country separately as shipping zones. If you have country A. You make shipping zone for that and you put for the free shipping 100 and for country B another shipping zoneand add free shipping for that.
I have an pricing attribute option set up on one of the Drupal products.
I am trying to create shipping rules that address:
1) Which of the options for the product the user selected
2) Where the user's address is
To calculate individual shipping rates. So, for example, I might have someone order the two year subscription to Japan and need to have a shipping rule for that price. Then I need another if someone orders a one year subscription to the US.
Thanks!
I have found this - WooCommerce: Add fees to card based on payment gateway selected nice plugin, but I would need a plugin that I can set up three different fees to customers from different geo zones..
For example. - Slovenia - 4.8% - Serbia - 4.9% ect..
How can I do that? With which plugin?
Or is it possible to modify upper plugin to add geo zones for each fee? I am not good at coding, so I do appreciate some help.
#Marin Atanasov - I can't, because this is not tax, it's fee and it's not acceptable for our inspection. I already had that tax created in paypal, but it's not ok, because I have three different webstores, one in OC, one in woocommerce, and one in shopmania. I found one extension for OC that already calculates my fee for slovenian users, so I removed tax (so called fee) for them in paypal, but than the webshop in shopmania targets costumers in ex yugoslavia. But, the OC shop also does not exclude ex yugoslavian costumers, so the fee can be charged twice. The problem is also with the third webshop - woocommerce- where I have now for all costumers set up 3.4% fee, but if the costumer from ex yugoslavia orders than the fee is again charged twice, because I didn't remove it from tax in paypal. I need to find a resolution so the all three webshops have their own extension to calculate the fee, and delete taxes that I already set up in paypal.
If paypal would allow multiple webstores under 1 company name, this would be easy to fix.. but I can not enter my credit card number for all three webstores.. :(
Do you have any idea what to do? I am lost.
Perhaps you can use the built-in taxes? They provide you with the option to specify custom tax rates for countries.
To do this, you would have to:
Create your custom tax rates for the preferred tax class under WooCommerce -> Settings -> Tax
Select your preferred tax class for each of the products, and make each product Taxable
Make sure the taxes are enabled and properly configured per your preferences in WooCommerce -> Settings -> Tax
You can also use one plugin to add commission to certain payment gateways with different percentages
Payment Gateway Based Fees and Discounts for WooCommerce
I usually create conditional rules with shipping to assign different costs for:
national shipping (a specific country is selected)
and international shipping (the same country is selected but a NOT is added to the condition)
I have now to assign different shipping costs according to Europe / Not Europe. A solution would be to select all countries in Europe, but I was wondering if there is a faster way
thanks
For the sanity of your users just do it the way everybody else does!
Have a country pull down with a list of all supported countries in it. Defaulting to you "home" nation.
If you are sending stuff there are a lot more considerations than just shipping costs, you may need to fill in specific tax forms for some countries and depending on what your site is selling you may need special processing for some countries (try sending coffee to Thailand -- you need to obtain permission from thier ministry of agriculture!).
Create the different shipping methods at admin/store/settings/quotes (one for Europe, one for non-Europe).
Add a Rule by editing the new shipping method and adding a condition
or go to the Rules config at admin/workflow/rules
Use a text comparison condition with a order:delivery-address:country data selector
In the value field place the regular expression to match any of the desired country names, for example the list of EU member states below.
Maybe it could be done with postal codes too, but I do not know how they are structured. Everyone keeps their sanity.
(\W|^)(Austria|Belgium|Bulgaria|Croatia|Cyprus|Czech|Republic|Denmark|Estonia|Finland|France|Germany|Greece|Hungary|Ireland|Italy|Latvia|Lithuania|Luxembourg|Malta|Netherlands|Poland|Portugal|Romania|Slovakia|Slovenia|Spain|Sweden|United\sKingdom)(\W|$)