Hi there.
Nice piece of software peoples.
My application involves multiple ( fingers crossed ) items purchased and sent to the same address. Not multiples of same item.
For example first item $6.95 but extra items in same delivery will be $2.00 each.
Can the cart do this ?
If so, how ?
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Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
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Hi
The best way to accomplish this is to use the handling charges option in combination with shipping options.
1. Apply a $2.00 handling charge to every product
2. Setup a default shipping charge of 0.00
3. Add a shipping option of $6.95 and check the box "Require customers to select a shipping option on checkout"
The best way to accomplish this is to use the handling charges option in combination with shipping options.
1. Apply a $2.00 handling charge to every product
2. Setup a default shipping charge of 0.00
3. Add a shipping option of $6.95 and check the box "Require customers to select a shipping option on checkout"
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TERMALERT
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Thanks Scott.
Good luck with it all.
Good luck with it all.
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6 posts
Just noticed.
Perhaps if my first item postage charge is $6.95
then my customer selectable should be $4.95 ( plus the $2.00 handling on all items ).
Perhaps if my first item postage charge is $6.95
then my customer selectable should be $4.95 ( plus the $2.00 handling on all items ).
Journal Pros
Registered User
22 posts
Shopping cart is NOT passing on "require customer to select a shipping option" in PayPal. I have tried leaving everything I can think of. Help Please
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
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Please when you have problems with a cart, post the url so we can check into it 
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Christopher Miller
Registered User
6 posts
Hi Scott,
If I want to use $9.95 as standard shipping cost per unit ordered, but offer a $2.00 discount per item (for shipping) if more than one item is ordered... how can I accomplish this the easiest?
If I want to use $9.95 as standard shipping cost per unit ordered, but offer a $2.00 discount per item (for shipping) if more than one item is ordered... how can I accomplish this the easiest?
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XpatTech
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There is no way to offer any discounts like that in the software at this time.
Bill Dutcher
Ambassador
139 posts
If I read this correctly couldn't you use a shipping charge of $2.00 and then use $7.95 as your handling charge?
With 1 item you'd get $9.95 and add $7.95 for each additional item ordered.
Might want to explain that to your shoppers though.
This is how it reads, but this is what I'm doing, and this is why I'm doing it ---
<center>For you my loyal customers!</center>
With 1 item you'd get $9.95 and add $7.95 for each additional item ordered.
Might want to explain that to your shoppers though.
This is how it reads, but this is what I'm doing, and this is why I'm doing it ---
<center>For you my loyal customers!</center>
Roland Kirpach
Registered User
7 posts
Hi,
I'm living in Luxembourg, Europe, located between Germany, France and Belgium, that makes only for these countries 4 different post (delivery) fees, depending also from the individual package weights...how can I introduce this different amounts in my shopping cart?
I'm living in Luxembourg, Europe, located between Germany, France and Belgium, that makes only for these countries 4 different post (delivery) fees, depending also from the individual package weights...how can I introduce this different amounts in my shopping cart?
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