In Magento we installed a paid extension - One Step check out
It was worked fine, some other developer customized the code for Free Shipping for particular location.
After the customization the order is placed for 0 value. i.e the product has value, but the sub total, shipping and tax value set 0, please refer attached sceenshot.
I don't know where the issue is, please help me.
Thanks.
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Hi when it is above 25euros I need to activate the free shipping
When it is above 25euros I have free shipping but i have the flat rate also on the screen
Can anyone help me to disable the flat rate when the free shipping in activated
I prefer to have done using the magento backend rather than changing the code
Magento ver. 1.7.0.2
Thanks
First Goto admin>System>Configuration>Sales>Shipping method
Find here Setting minimum order amount 25.
and after that try below link ,which disabling other shipping method
https://magento.stackexchange.com/questions/13796/hide-other-shipping-methods-when-free-shipping-is-enabled/
Why use flat rates for your case.
i suggest use table rate and define 0 for cart total above 25 and your flat charges for range between 0 and 25.
i have an issue with the feed that is sent to my google merchant account (order_shipments.txt) there is 4 columns
merchant order id
tracking number
carrier code
other carrier name
ship date
i have set my shipping as FREE SHIPPING with the shipping magento method for Free Shipping, the problem is that under my feed all the tracking numbers shows as carrier (other) and i need under my feed on carrier either UPS or USPS. because every time we ship an order we enter the tracking number and the carrier for the shipment. any suggestion will be highly appreciate.
Hopefully I'm not too late!
We just patched this exact issue (as well as others) and have documented the necessary modifications at http://www.dcjcooltools.com/blog/magento-extensions/the-nightmare-that-is-google-trusted-stores-for-magento/
Look for the post in the comments that discusses carrier names. We are looking to create a patch extension so that you don't have to modify core Trusted Stores files.
Let me know if this solution works for you!
Regards,
Evan
in our website www.theprinterdepo.com we are going to implement google checkout. However I am not sure in what shipping methods or strategy to use.
In this page:
https://developers.google.com/checkout/developer/Google_Checkout_XML_API_Carrier_Calculated_Shipping#Process
Google says that they calculate based on the total weight of the items, but the thing is if one person buys one printer thats fine, but if he orders 3 printers of 50lbs, the shipping cost is invalid calculating it with 150lbs. It has to be calculated as 3 packages of 50lbs.
How would you do it in this scenario??
I have only had minimal investigation to this, but I don't think this can be handled by default installation. I know that you would need a shipping extension that can support the Google API shipping-packages, but real issue is that not even the Google API can support more than one package, either by API limitation or restriction by choice.
The <shipping-packages> tag encapsulates information about
all of the packages that will be shipped to the buyer.
At this time, merchants may only specify one package per order
I would love to see this come to full use as it would be a great addition to be able to say that anything with a weight over x requires additional packaging but currently I don't think it is possible. While this can be accomplished by separating the order into three orders, but that will over complicate the user experience and possible cause loss of sales.
Source:
https://developers.google.com/checkout/developer/Google_Checkout_XML_API_Carrier_Calculated_Shipping#tag_shipping-packages
The "limitation" mentioned above is only if you will rely on Google to calculate shipping for you using what they call carrier-calculated-shipping.
You do have other options to calculate shipping:
you can pre-calculate using whatever formula (or shipping service/plugin) you have based on the cart contents (you would know this prior to handing off the cart to Google for Checkout), which is essentially sending a flat rate shipping cost to Google, or perhaps;
use the merchant-calculations-api option so you can account for the destination/delivery address (not just cart contents). This option is more complex (you need to handle callbacks from Google), but it does give you critical information to work with when calculating shipping.
hth....
One of my clients got back to me recently saying that magento is adding an extra penny in Total amount of order.
It looks like it might be a Magento tax calculation which is out as it is calculating the actual value of the product to be £33.32 where the full price is £39.99 and tax at £6.67. However on the order totals, it looks like it makes the actual value £33.33 net and vat £6.67 which comes to total of £40?
I have also attached a screen shoot to make it clearer.
Any help much appreciated.
Thank you for your help in advance.
Take a look to
Issue on bugtracker
http://www.magentocommerce.com/bug-tracking/issue/?issue=12244
Theme on magentocommerce.com forum
http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/247201/#t346936
Does anybody know if this is possible, or how I would go about it. My client wants first time buyers to be limited to shipping to the billing address only, thereafter being able to get items shipped anywhere. I think it's a reasonably common thing in eCommerce.
It's possible but it would take a bit of work to do. You'd need to modify the account pages that let users add addresses, and the checkout page templates (probably just the /template/checkout/onepage/billing.phtml page for the radio control that says 'Ship to this address'/'Ship to different address').
I'd do a check to see if a customer is logged in, see how many previous orders they have, and if they have a previous order then display the options to let them change their shipping address.