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Hi PJ3,

Thanks for sending that to me.

You are running WooCommerce 2.0.4, but this plugin is only compatible with WC 2.1 or above.

Updating to the latest WooCommerce version should fix your issue.

– John

Hi PJ3,

There have been a few similar reports and I am working on a solution.

It would be very helpful if you could generate a system report and send this to me.

1. Navigate to WooCommerce > System Status
2. Click “Get System Report”
3. Copy the results and send them to me using the link below

https://mangohour.com/contact

Thanks.

– John

Hi Nico,

I am assuming that you are using the Plus version?

It would only be possible to achieve this if all your rates were based on the same metric (weight or total).

If you are not using shipping classes for another purpose, you could try the following which will implement at least some of what you need:

1. Use the “per shipping class” calculation method
2. Use only one shipping service
3. Setup your weight based charges using the “None” shipping class
4. Setup your total based charges using the “Any” class, starting with min value $100

In effect, this is having two passes at calculating the rates against the shopping cart, then adding them together.

In this configuration, additional charges can be added if the cart total is over $100. However it won’t provide a selectable “registered shipping” option below $100.

– John

Hi Sean,

Glad to hear you got it working.

I signed up to your mailing list, but please only send if the shipping cost isn’t prohibitive – the thought is appreciated!

– John

Hi Sean,

This is a limit imposed by your server setup with regards to how much data you can send.

I recommend that you find your php.ini file. Within this file there is a setting called “max_input_vars”, this should be increased to something 5000+.

If you do not have access to this you should contact your hosting provider and ask them to make the changes for you.

– John

Hi Sean,

The current version of WooCommerce (2.2) includes US states. You can check this by going to the shipping calculator on your shopping cart page, which should list states when United States is selected.

If you do not see this, your WooCommerce installation may be outdated or broken.

The upcoming state/zipcode support in Table Rate Shipping Plus supports US states without any additional plugins.

– John

Hi seanrobert,

Thanks for your comment regarding the plugin.

State and zipcode level shipping zone support is in the works and will be added to the premium version of this plugin, Table Rate Shipping Plus.

This is due to be released this week. If you are signed up to email notifications on this thread, I can alert you when it is released.

– John

Hi Francesco,

It is not possible to hide the shipping label via the plugin.

However, if you set the title to “Table Rate Shipping” (or the shipping service name in the Plus version) and then add the following code to the bottom of your functions.php file in your theme folder, it should have the result you wanted.

https://pastebin.com/CGR4fGBh

This has only been tested with the Plus version, so please use at your own risk.

– John

Hi Collin,

There are two methods of calculation: “per order” and “per shipping class”.

With “per order”, you can set shipping class priority. The shipping cost for the entire cart will be based on the highest priority shipping class in the cart. So for example if you have a letterbox class and a parcel class, the cost will be calculated as parcel class if both classes are present in the cart.

However, if t-shirts are letter class, they won’t be automatically upgraded to parcel class if 2 t-shirts are ordered. This would only happen if a parcel class item is in the basket too.

With “per shipping class”, the shipping cost is calculated separately for each class and is then added together.

– John

Hi Collin,

In the Plus version, I recommend that you use the “per shipping class” calculation method.

You would then create a shipping rate for each shipping class. The shipping cost will be calculated separately for each shipping class present in the cart, then added together to reach the final total.

If you have any other questions just let me know.

– John

Hi Collin,

Shipping classes are supported in the Plus version of the plugin.

Please visit https://mangohour.com/plugins/woocommerce-table-rate-shipping for more information and to purchase.

– John

Hi JochenKing,

The cost seems to be rounding to the nearest cent correctly:

3.44*1.19 = 4.0936 [rounded to 4.09]
3.45*1.19 = 4.1055 [rounded to 4.11]

Unfortunately 4.10 cannot be reached with your current tax rate.

– John

Hi bkbillma1,

The plugin only works for a single weight unit.

For calculation purposes, lbs and oz are classed as two separate units.

– John

Hi vexweb,

To answer your questions:

1. is it possible to have free shipping for some products in my catalog, while others will be used to calculate shipping for?

Yes, the premium version has shipping class support. You could create a “free shipping” shipping class for your products, then charge them as zero in the table rates.

2. can i calculate shipping based on item-count for those items that without free-shipping?

Yes, this is supported in the premium version.

3. How would i do the above?

1. Create “free shipping” shipping class
2. Assign “free shipping” class to applicable products
3. Choose “per shipping class” as the calculation type
4. Set up your table rates as normal, selecting “None” for the class condition
5. Create another table rate, selecting “free shipping” as the class, weight based, Min: 0, Max: *, Cost: 0

Please visit https://mangohour.com/plugins/woocommerce-table-rate-shipping for more information and to purchase.

– John

Hi demented_circus_monkey,

Thanks for your comments.

A feature to duplicate entries is in the works, but is not ready just yet.

But it is worth noting that you can usually leave “Min” as 0, assuming that your postage increases in line with the “Max” value. The cheapest applicable rate will always be chosen, so if they overlap it shouldn’t be a problem. Hopefully this will help you insert the rates faster for now.

– John