setting minimum shipping charges
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setting minimum shipping charges
I want to set my cart so the minumin for shipping would be 3.98 is there somewere to set this in the cart
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Joe
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Joe
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would some one answer this
I need a minumin shipping amount for usps to be 3.98 can this be done in 7.0
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does anyone know how to do this
does anyone know how to do this
The default implementation will return whatever rates are obtained from USPS. One thing you can do is that you can define a handling charge for each shipping method in your store.
Without making any customizations you can possibly have 2 solutions depending on what you want.
If you do not want to show to the user shipping methods with shipping rate less than 3.98, you need to find out the USPS shipping methods that are likely to return shipping charges less than 3.98 and remove them from your shipping methods list.
Another solution could be that you find out which USPS shipping methods are likely to return shipping amount less than 3.98 and add a handling charge for those methods.
If you want to manipulate the shipping charges returned by USPS you will have to do some customizations. In ConLib/OnePageCheckout.ascs.cs somewhere in 'ShipmentList_ItemDataBound' you will have to make necessary adjustments in order to make sure that no ship rate quote is less than 3.98.
If you make customizations to OnePageCheckout, it would be better that you put your customized work in ConLib/Custom folder so that the original page remains intact. This will help you in future upgrades of AC.
Without making any customizations you can possibly have 2 solutions depending on what you want.
If you do not want to show to the user shipping methods with shipping rate less than 3.98, you need to find out the USPS shipping methods that are likely to return shipping charges less than 3.98 and remove them from your shipping methods list.
Another solution could be that you find out which USPS shipping methods are likely to return shipping amount less than 3.98 and add a handling charge for those methods.
If you want to manipulate the shipping charges returned by USPS you will have to do some customizations. In ConLib/OnePageCheckout.ascs.cs somewhere in 'ShipmentList_ItemDataBound' you will have to make necessary adjustments in order to make sure that no ship rate quote is less than 3.98.
If you make customizations to OnePageCheckout, it would be better that you put your customized work in ConLib/Custom folder so that the original page remains intact. This will help you in future upgrades of AC.
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Re: setting minimum shipping charges
if you want to manipulate the shipping charges returned by USPS you will have to do some customizations. In ConLib/OnePageCheckout.ascs.cs somewhere in 'ShipmentList_ItemDataBound' you will have to make necessary adjustments in order to make sure that no ship rate quote is less than 3.98.
If you make customizations to OnePageCheckout, it would be better that you put your customized work in ConLib/Custom folder so that the original page remains intact. This will help you in future upgrades of AC.
Can someone tell me were to edit code in this file please i need help again on this subject
If you make customizations to OnePageCheckout, it would be better that you put your customized work in ConLib/Custom folder so that the original page remains intact. This will help you in future upgrades of AC.
Can someone tell me were to edit code in this file please i need help again on this subject
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