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[SOLVED] Free Shipping based on price AND weight


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Looked in to it myself, and fixing it with a new carrier just did not work.

So... Soultion is here: https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/pull/574

 

Adding that code allows the following:

* Option to force free shipping to be applied only if price and weight is matched

* Set and end range for price and weight

* If either end price or end weight is matched, free shipping is not applied

 

And I followed config standard, so setting ranges to 0, disables that range.

i.e if price start is 3000 and price end is 0, free shipping is applied if price is over 3000.

 

And to achive my goal:

Type: Price and Weight

Price start: 4375 (4375 = 3500*25% tax)

Price end: 0

Weight start: 0.01 (Lowest weight we have 10g)

Weight end: 40

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Hi, it's possible apply it only to a zone?

 

I have configured zone rates per price and per weight.

 

Per price:

 

               0€ to 65€              65€ to 10.000€

Zone A:       6 €                            0 €

Zone B:       8 €                            8 €

 

Per weight:

Diferent prices per zone

 

But I only can apply one of them (it's a radio button to choose).

Is there a way to do it?

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Hi.

 

My bossed asked me to add free shipping, but I can't get it to work.

What he want's:

When cart (without tax and shipping) is over 3500 SEK it should be free.

BUT it should only apply if the cart weight is 0-40 kg.

 

We are running PretsaShop 1.5.3.1

Your boss is lucky he isn't selling what I am selling. :D

Customer price for 3 cubik meters (3000 liters) of expanded polystyren beads might just come up to 3500 SEK (if I don't give any discount) but the freight cost to northern part of Sweden would be 3200 SEK (ex VAT) and possibly a lot more if reciver don't have their business in a central area. The weight of 3000 litres is close to 40 kgs. ;)

 

With his idea I might as well burn my material and quit this business. :unsure::P

 

My friend produce packing chips and his weight per cubik meter is less than 3 kgs.

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