In the admin, I see the carrier but in the front office part on the shipping step, the carrier it’s not showing.
This is my custom carrier configuration
The shipping cost is calculated according to the weight and the tax rule No tax will be applied.
This carrier can deliver orders from 0.000000 KGS to 1000000.000000 KGS. If the order is out of range, the behavior is to apply the cost of the highest defined range.
Also allowed for all Zones
Please help me to show custom added carrier on front site.
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I have created one custom shipping module in Prestashop 1.7 which will list multiple shipping carriers (like DHL, Fedex etc) on checkout page and in-order to fetch their shipping cost, i am calling their respective API by passing parameters of products like Size,,Weight,Length,Width etc.. to fetch their shipping cost. https://prnt.sc/LzQlgXZdPv3W
Now if we select Cash on Delivery payment method then i need to again call shipping carrier api to fetch new shipping price as shipping price will be different based on Cash on Delivery Payment method. Because COD payment method will be having higher shipping price as compare with other payment methods like Credit Card, Debit card etc.
Can anyone know how we can achieve this functionality ? as i need to update shipping price (by calling their API) through ajax when we change payment method on checkout page.
In PrestaShop, I saw that attributes are involved in stocks calculation. Is it possible to avoid that?
Here is an example: my shop sells a product with the option "Giftbox". The gift box has a cost of 2€, but it has not a stock. In the admin product page, Prestashop asks me for a stock, but the gift box is not related to the product itself.
Thank you
If you use Prestashop >= 1.7 you can set Gitf Options without attributes. You can find it in Preferences->Orders.
Site: www.peekaboopatternshop.com
Theme: Barcelona Red v. 1.0.1
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The shop is selling both physical and digital products, and I need the quantity unit to display differently. For instance, if someone is buying fabric, the quantity box should have options like "1/2 yard, 1 yard, 1.5 yards" etc. But for a digital file I want to the quantity box to just have a standard options "1,2,3".
I played around with product options, but I can't figure out how to tie that into the inventory - if someone orders 2 yards of fabric, I need it to take 4 units off my available inventory (inventory for fabric is tracked in 1/2 yards), and I didn't see any way for my product options to affect my inventory unless I get into SKUs, which didn't seem relevant since I don't have variations available for each product.
On a separate note, I also can't seem to get the Quantity option to change from a box to a dropdown.
To have the inventory take off the correct number of units, you would need to setup the product for customers to purchase using the smallest possible unit.
So a customer would have to purchase per the 1/2 yard. Then the stock would be setup as normal. And it would deduct one for every 1/2 yard purchased.
Currently physical and downloadable are treated as separate products on the store.
There are several options:
1. Sell the physical and digital separate
2. Work with a developer to create a custom product where both are available.
3. On the product add a product option that customers can select to have someone email them the digital product later. You can also add price change rules to increase the price based on the option picked.
4. There is a app in the BigCommerce Marketplace called FetchApp that might allow this functionality also.
If you still have questions please reach out to BigCommerce support.
I need to set up a store in PrestaShop 1.6 where the prices are different for every delivery country.
Could someone point me to the correct approach of setting such a request?
My current idea is to set up for each country a new shop in MultiStore, but having 107 countries is too time-consuming. Is there any other solution?
You don't have to create multistore. Probably some of the shipping options are the same (in terms of price). You can create custom zone (e.g., Western Europe, Eastern Europe...) and then set price rule.
http://doc.prestashop.com/display/PS16/Managing+Carriers
Creating a New Carrier using the Carrier Wizard In this section, we
are going to create a complete carrier, from A to Z, using the Carrier
Wizard. You can create as many carriers as you wish. If one carrier
has different shipping services, you should create as many carriers in
PrestaShop, and differentiate them with their names: Many of the
details asked by PrestaShop's forms should be provided by your
carriers once you have set up an account or are under contract with
them directly. Check with them in order to make sure everything is
configured correctly. To create a new carrier, click on the "Add new"
button in the "Carriers" page. This will open the Carrier Wizard on
the first of its four panels.
Panel 2: Shipping locations and costs
"Shipping locations and costs" is the place where you can use your custom zone. It will appear automatically based on your settings.
http://nemops.com/prestashop-shipping-zones-countries/#.VaQ4-RvtlBc
Does anyone know if there's a way to integrate multiple shipping addresses into a Shopify website? Currently they only support one address per order. The website I'm currently working on is a gift shop so needs to allow customer the option to ship each item to a different address.
So far the only workaround I've come up with is to add shipping address fields as line item properties on the product page and disable/hide shipping fields in the checkout area. However, the concern then becomes sales tax. For this website any items shipped Washington State are subject to tax. So, I either need find a way to integrate multiple shipping addresses into the checkout or figure out how to add some sort of javascript/jQuery to calculate Washington State taxes on the product page and have it included in the product price when added to cart.
Any ideas about how to make this work would be appreciated, whether it's multiple shipping addresses or a product page tax calculation.