lyphagroup Posted July 17, 2003 Share Posted July 17, 2003 i need help with some shipping i am shipping to canada and us only so first off i think i need to find a zone rates table to look at i want to set up shipping so that depending on weight and location of delivery is will automatically append the cost based on the information i put in oscommerce. now what is this information i need to put in? :shock: please tell me if zone rates calculates anything other than this i put in the form box - > 5:5.40,10:6.40,15:8.50,20:11.50,25:12.50,30:13.40,14:15.10 does it need anything else? like weight?> like location? ------- Zone 1 Countries Comma separated list of two character ISO country codes that are part of Zone 1. (US,CA) what does that mean? and what does it do? ------- all i want to do is to make a table as (5:5.40,10:6.40,15:8.50,20:11.50,25:12.50,30:13.40,14:15.10) for example, that will add on to the check out . it does that and works. my understanding of zone rate is that it uses a table such as above and tacks that on to the check out ( dont i need the location of the US state also? i mean isnt that needed in order to calculate proper shipping?) but i cant even find a zone rate table - i am shipping from pensylvania and im looking for a zone table. Is the US 48 states ZONE 1? i saw 8 zones, what are they? im Zoned out help me please. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
martyjoe Posted July 17, 2003 Share Posted July 17, 2003 Zone 1 defines the country: Zone 1 Countries Comma separated list of two character ISO country codes that are part of Zone 1. (US,CA) what does that mean? and what does it do? in this case, US = United States (and) CA (Canada). you plug in the country code into the field for that particular zone. so this is a "location" field. please tell me if zone rates calculates anything other than this i put in the form box - > 5:5.40,10:6.40,15:8.50,20:11.50,25:12.50,30:13.40,14:15.10 does it need anything else? like weight?> like location? this is weight applied to that zone. 5=5lbs. 5.40 = $5.40 . they are linked together by the ':" so 5:5.40 is the equivalent of "anything 5lbs ordered (you assign weight to particulare item) will have a shipping charge of $5.40. you can change the weight and price, but be consistant and always keep a backup of the charges on your favorite text editor. every time you active/deactive the module, it erases the data you have input. hope this helps. :) note: you can add zones. if you need to know how i can try to email you the link that explains it quite well in the wiki documentation. marty hafner Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lyphagroup Posted July 17, 2003 Author Share Posted July 17, 2003 hey thanks, yes i would like to add zones, but let me clear one thing first. where i ship from is zone 1 correct? 5:5.40 upto and including 5lbs = $5.40 , yes? so zone 1 does not define a section of states in the us? i thought zonerates take into consideration where the package arrives also to estimate a better shipping cost? but if zone 1 is all the usa then i wont need more zones, and if the us is only 1 zome than easier for me :D please get back thanks also, i dont know what wikiwiki is :roll: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
martyjoe Posted July 17, 2003 Share Posted July 17, 2003 where i ship from is zone 1 correct? 5:5.40 upto and including 5lbs = $5.40 , yes? so zone 1 does not define a section of states in the us? zone 1 defines shipping cost for US or whatever country you choose to put in there as a "zone". where you ship from is not an issue for that table. on the 5:5.50 upto and including 5lbs., i should round up to 5 lbs. yes. zone 1 defines a country. some do it by state. i think that is another module you would download. i have read a little about it on the forums, but not used it. wiki is the documentation section on the forum. a little confusing sometimes for newbies. It is right above "Legal Issues". i scan the entire forum for answers and post a lot of questions, but wiki as proved an okay resourse. marty hafner Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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