Costs table

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  • #94564
    blankpromitech
    Participant

    Hi, just got the plugin installed but it does not seem to work, I sure I am missing some thing. here is the code I used

    [costs_table prop="cost" table="0-29.99|7.99-49.99|9.00-74.99|13.99-99.99|17.00-149.95|21.99"]

    looking for this
    We offer free shipping on orders of $150.00 or more.
    Our shipping chart is as follows.

    0.00 – 29.99 $7.99

    30.00 –49.99 $9.00

    50.00 –74.99 $13.99

    75.00 —99.99 $17.00

    100.00—149.99 $21.99

    testing can be done at http://www.farmhousedecor.com cart is live

    #94565
    blankpromitech
    Participant

    even as a programmer I find the rates hard to understand I would expect or like to see something easy like

    [costs_table prop="cost" table="0-29.99=7.99|30.00-49.99=|9.00|50.00-74.99=13.99|75.00-99.99=17.00|100.00-149.99=21.00"]

    if you cant use the = since its a operator use- but pipe on each rate.

    Rick

    #94566
    blankpromitech
    Participant

    I re did the code and I am using this now

    [costs_table prop="cost" table="1-7.99|29.99-49.99|9-74.99|13.99-99.99|17-149.99|21.99"]

    now I get “there are no shipping options available for this address”

    #94567
    blankTom Anbinder
    Moderator
    Plugin Support

    Hi,

    Sorry for a late reply. According to your table, I believe what you need is:

    [costs_table prop="cost" table="0-7.99|30-9|50-13.99|75-17|100-21.99|150-0"]

    P.S. “there are no shipping options available for this address” message appears because you need to add some value to 21.99, i.e. it always has to be in min_prop-cost format.

    P.P.S. Regarding your proposed format (...0-29.99=7.99|30.00-49.99=...) – will be trying to add it as an alternative format in next plugin version.

    #94568
    blankTom Anbinder
    Moderator
    Plugin Support

    Hi,

    Just wanted to let you know (and if anyone else has similar questions) – as requested, we have finally added an alternative table format to the [costs_table] shortcode. You need to add table_format attribute to the shortcode and set it to range, e.g.:

    [costs_table prop="cost" table="0-30=7.99|30-50=9|50-75=13.99|75-100=17|100-150=21.99|150-=0" table_format="range"]
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