merlinmonmouth

Currently it doesn’t do that – but this is on the roadmap for a future release…

Thanks
Simon

Jason

Thanks for the question.

Yes, definitely possible, I’ll add it to the roadmap.

In the meantime you could do it in Excel you can achieve it with a Pivot Table…

Thanks
Simon

Closing this issue

Hi

WooCommerce has a builtin feature to restrict shipping to specific countries. If you configure that then the customer can only select from the countries you have specified – that assumes your location A and location B are countries…

The plugin will then use which ever address/country the customer has selected.

If you are looking for more fine-grained control (maybe by postcode/zip or state) then take a look at our Pro version at https://jem-products.com/woocommerce-table-rate-shipping-pro/

Simon

Thanks – this is normally linked to using an older unsupported version of php on the site.

To check if this is the case, in WordPress please goto WooCommerce -> System Status, then in the second section titled “Server Environment” you will see PHP Version. Please let me know what that says…

Many thanks

Thanks will look into it – there should not be a warning like that, will get to the bottom of it.

I just happened to catch the update to this page so can you use our support page for support going forward – it feeds our workflow and that way I can make sure you get a timely response!!

https://jem-products.com/contact-us/

Many thanks

Yes license is good for 1 year with updates – my bad have been focusing on the code, need to spend a little time on the license/marketing!!!!

Thanks for pointing it out!

Moved offline & resolved!

Morning!

We are just outside New York City in NJ, although I am originally from England!!

Yep the free one is a scaled down version of the paid one, it solves the problem for a lot of stores but some folks need more bells and whistles…

Happy to answer any Q’s for you

Thanks

Not sure if you are still looking but I have something which does exactly that

Take a look at https://jem-products.com/woocommerce-table-rate-shipping-pro/

You can set a base fee plus a per item amount and do it for different shipping services e.g. standard, priorty etc…

Happy to answer any questions

JEM

Dave

I am seeing a 500 error from the console at this end…

So lets take this off this list and we can help you quicker.

Go here https://jem-products.com/contact-us/

Fill out the form – something strange is going on here but let’s debug it and get you up and running!!!

Simon

Dave

Please disable all the plugins (obviously not woocommerce!!) and lets see where the conflict is…

Thanks
Simon

Dave

I see it.

The best I can tell from here is the theme has some kind of conflict when the shipping calc returns zero (which is a valid return). This seems weird behavior but I have seen strange things from some themes!!!!

You can always test out this theory by switching to a different theme temporarily and see how that reacts. Can you do that and let me know?

If that doesn’t appear to the issue then can you send the screenshots of the Table Rate shipping admin page – I’ll take a look to see if it’s anything I can see, but I think you might need to contact the theme author.

Also can you provide a list of all the plugins you have so we can see if there is some kind of conflict there

Simon

Dave

That is very strange because I can access the cart/checkout just fine from here. Maybe you are adjusting the rates as we speak???

Simon

Dave,

I just re-tested it and it works fine here….

Try this, woocommerce caches shipping rates so you need to turn that off whilst you are adjusting the settings.

Go to Woocomemrce -> Systems Status then select the “Tools” tab and finally check “Shipping Debug Mode” is set to Enabled then click “Save Changes”

You might need to refresh your browser but you should be all set

Let me know how it goes…

Simon