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Resolved 2Refinish
(@2refinish)

3 years, 7 months ago
I have two shipping methods depending on the product I am selling.

Bibielle Shipping
We sell Bibielle products that can be shipped across the UK for ￡10 delivery, until the order becomes ￡100 then the shipping becomes Free.

Free Van Delivery
We sell lots of other products within a local postcode area of LE9, LE10, etc., and give Free Van Delivery. We do not sell these products outside of the postcode area.

If a customer puts both types of product in the basket, how can I make the shipping show as ￡10 until the Bibielle products total ￡100 or over? And restrict the free van delivery products to the local area at the same time?

These are the settings I have:
WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping

Shipping Zone
Bibielle Delivery
Zone regions: United Kingdom
Shipping method: Free Shipping – Free Shipping (Free shipping requires: A minimum order amount, Minimum order amount: 100.00)
Shipping method: Flat rate – Flat rate (Cost: 10.00)
Calculation Type: Charge shipping for each shipping class individually

Free Postcode Area
Zone regions: United Kingdom, LE10* LE9*
Shipping method: Free Delivery – Flat rate (“Free Van Delivery” shipping class cost: 0 * [qty])
Calculation Type: Charge shipping for each shipping class individually

Out of Free Postcode Area
Zone regions: United Kingdom, CV1*
Shipping method: Flat rate – Flat rate (“Free Van Delivery” shipping class cost: 50.00)
Calculation Type: Charge shipping for each shipping class individually

Shipping classes
Bibielle Delivery
Free Van Delivery

Products
The above shipping classes have been added to the shipping for each product in the shop.

I would be vey grateful for some help with this.
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Rashed Ripon (a11n)
(@rur165)

3 years, 7 months ago

Hello @2refinish ,

Out of the box, WooCommerce does not have the feature to restrict or remove the shipping method from the checkout page depending on the combination of product or shipping class used.

You have to go for a custom plugin for this. I can suggest these plugins which will allow you to create different conditions for shipping a product –

Conditional Shipping and Payments
Conditional Shipping for WooCommerce

I hope this helps.

Thank you ??

Thread Starter 2Refinish
(@2refinish)

3 years, 7 months ago

@rur165 Thank you for responding to my post.

Would these Plugins split the two-shipping methods keeping them independent of each other as I think that is what I am after?

Currently the two-shipping methods tend to inherit conditions from each other.

Plugin Support abwaita a11n
(@abwaita)

3 years, 7 months ago

hi @2refinish,

The shipping methods in your post seem to be using independent conditions. Thus, the plugins suggested should be able to offer greater control over the shipping methods shown/restricted from your customers during checkout if some specific conditions are satisfied.

However, to proceed further and discuss their functioning:
* For Conditional Shipping and Payments – kindly create a presales ticket with us: https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/?form=ticket
* For Conditional Shipping for WooCommerce, you can inquire on their forums: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/conditional-shipping-for-woocommerce/

I hope this helps.

seank123
(@seank123)

3 years, 7 months ago

You should reorder your Zones – the ones that restrict the postcodes should come first in the list – as it is, the UK zone is being used no matter what postcode is entered!

Plugin Support abwaita a11n
(@abwaita)

3 years, 7 months ago

Hi @2refinish,

We’ve not heard back from you in a while, so I’m marking this thread as resolved. Hopefully, all the above info was useful!

If you have further questions, please feel free to open a new topic.

Thanks.

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