error in shipping cost calculation

  • Resolved Jon Henwood

    (@jon73)


    11 years ago

    Hi

    Great plugin, however I am having an issue with the cost not being calculated correctly.

    All products have a weight associated with them, all country groups have at least one country assigned to them and my weight|cost|group looks as follows…

    25|2.00|1
    50|3.80|1
    1000|6.45|1
    2000|9.70|1
    250|4.50|2
    500|7.20|2
    750|9.90|2
    1000|12.60|2
    1250|15.30|2
    1500|18.00|2
    1750|20.70|2
    2000|23.40|2
    250|3.50|3
    500|4.95|3
    750|6.40|3
    1000|7.85|3
    1250|9.30|3
    1500|10.75|3
    1750|12.20|3
    2000|13.65|3
    250|4.50|4
    500|7.20|4
    750|9.90|4
    1000|12.60|4
    1250|15.30|4
    1500|18.00|4
    1750|20.70|4
    2000|23.40|4

    However no matter how many products I add (pushing the weight up to the various weight levels) or which country group I use, the postage only calculates at ￡4.50.

    Please could someone advise asap as this is affecting our shipping and sales.

    Thanks for your help in advance.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/awd-weightcountry-shipping/

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  • Thread Starter Jon Henwood

    (@jon73)

    This seems to be a poorly supported plugin. Its a pity cause it could have been fantastic.

    Thread Starter Jon Henwood

    (@jon73)

    For those of you also struggling with this…

    There is an error in the plugin Documentation that says scales should be defined in gr…

    100|3.50|3
    500|5.50|3
    1000|9.50|3

    In this example delivery charges will be as follows:
    carts weighting between 1 and 100 gramms – 3.50
    carts weighting between 101 and 500 gramm – 5.50
    carts weighting between 501 and 1000 gramm 9.50
    carts over 1000 gramm will be charged 9.50 as well, as this is the highest available rate.

    As shown here -> https://www.andyswebdesign.ie/blog/free-woocommerce-weight-and-country-based-shipping-extension-plugin/2/

    This is incorrect and the developers have not picked up on this. the correct way and one that we finally got working is as follows:

    0.250|2.00|1
    0.500|3.80|1
    1.000|6.45|1
    2.000|9.70|1
    0.250|4.50|2
    0.500|7.20|2
    0.750|9.90|2
    1.000|12.60|2
    1.250|15.30|2

    and so on…

    Thanks for the awesome plugin

    Thread Starter Jon Henwood

    (@jon73)

    Problem resolved. All seems ok and the developer documentation is correct.

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