Guys i need an advice on how can i achieve this shipping rule
1) Shipping cost should be at a minimum of US$25.00 or 10% of the total purchase.
Example 1:
Total Purchase = $25
Shipping cost = $25
Total = $50
Example 2:
Total Purchase = $500
Shipping cost = $50
Total purchase = $550.00
Thanks.
You can achieve with this link for fix : $25 http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/setting-up-flat-rate-shipping
And also you can achieve for 10% of total purchase with same above link you can use to set.
Please read and try understand document to set as you need in your application.
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We are exporting Magento orders to another platform and have noticed what seems to be a major issue in the tax calculation; hoping you guys can help..
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In the example above; we have a shipping fee £6.95 (inc tax), a discount £5.80 and a product sales price of £116 (inc tax).
Total Inc. Tax is correct:
(£116 + £6.95) - (£5.80) = £117.15.
The Tax charged however is showing as £19.53 which I just can't replicate..
I've tried:
20% of £116 = £23.2
20% of £116 - £5.80 = £22.04
No permutation seems to deliver amount of tax charged that Magento is stating: £19.53
Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Thanks in advance..
These figures are tax inclusive:
So convert them to tax exclusive by dividing by 1.2.
96.667
5.792
-4.833
Now that adds up to 97.625. 20% of that is 19.525 which needs to be rounded up to 19.53. The government wants all the half pence amounts!
The original tax inclusive amounts added to 117.15 so subtract the tax and you get a pre-tax amount of 97.62.
I am trying to generate a credit memo i have two question.
Whenever i try to create credit memo by pressing refund offline button it show error lik e"Maximum amount available to refund is $XXX" no matter what i fill in.![enter image description here][1]
What is the difference between adjustment refund and adjustment fee. All i understand is if we want to deduct some amount as processing fee we can write under adjustment refund then that amount will get deducted from total paid. But what is then refund adjustment for??
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Adjustment Refund: Amount to be added on the total amount refunded.
Adjustment Fee: Amount to be subtracted from the total amount refunded.
Take example your customer bought 2 chocolate each costing $5. However he/she wants to return one. In that case you have to return $5 which is correct mathematically (and this is what default magneto calculation shows you). But, you can change mind as business man, like
If you feel to giving return $6, write $1 in Adjustment Refund.
If you feel to give return $4, write $1 in Adjustment Fee.
"Maximum amount available to refund is $XXX" means you can not refund more than $10. In above example, you can not write more than $5 in Adjustment Refund.
Make sense? If yes, please mark answer as accepted.
Thanks
I'm using the table rates (weight) to calculate the shipping costs. There are some products that have fixed shipping costs.
For example. I've a total of 7 products in my cart. 5 of these products are covered by the shipping rates. These 5 products have a total weight of 20kg. The costs of 20kg is €20.
The other 2 products have a shipping costs of €10 a piece. The weight of these 2 products must not be include into the table rates.
So the total costs of shipping is:
€20 for the first 5 products
and 2 times €10 for the last 2 products
So the total shipping costs has to be €40
Does anyone know an extension/ a way to fix this problem?
Check this extension it looks like it should have all requirements http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/WebShopApps/extension/1357/webshopapps-product-matrix-shipping
Does anyone know what algorithm Paypal uses to round? I'm doing some testing with discount promo codes on my site, and I'm coming up with different totals than what Paypal comes up with when I pass the same discount amount using the "discount_rate_cart" variable.
For example, a couple of items on my site total $309.95. Applying a 10% discount ( 309.95 * .9 = 278.955) should yield a total of $278.96, as .955 should round up to .96. However, when I pass the total $309.95 and the 10% discount to PayPal, they come up with a total of $278.95. They rounded down when they should have rounded up.
Does anybody know why this is happening? Please note, I'm not doing anything fancy like currency conversion here, just simple algebra for giving discounts on the total cost of the shopping cart.
So the algorithm is banking rounding but on a transaction by transaction basis. This means the discount is a transaction of its ow e.g.
10% of $309.95 is $30.995 and bank rounding is to the nearest even number being $31.00.
Therefore:
$309.95
-$ 31.00
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$278.95
So theoretically if you had a discount of $30.987 this will round to $30.98 not $30.99.
we would like to sell pre-paid gift cards which is our customers should specify the amount of cart.
So, I have created a custom option to specify card balance then I would like to multiply with card quantity.
CARD A
Balance = 50$
Quantity = 10
Total = 500$
So my question is, how can I do this approach?
Thanks,