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Hello, I’m trying to add Shipping cost by quantity for 1 specific product. Here is the quantity range.
1 – $3
2-4 – $6
5-9 – $8
10-14 – $12
15-20 – $15
Above 20 – $18If this is possible how can this be done?
I did something like this but it didn’t work. A flat rate that is already set for other products is the only shipping that shows on the checkout page. Maybe I did not add it to the right place.
[costs_table prop="qty" table="1=3.00|2-4=6.00|5-9=8.00|10-14=12.00|15-20=15.00|20=18.00"]
Am I making sense about what I am trying to do?
Hello Lance,
From what you shared earlier, it should have worked with this shortcode
[costs_table prop="qty" table="1=3.00|2-4=6.00|5-9=8.00|10-14=12.00|15-20=15.00|20=18.00"]
Could you let me know what was the issue & how did you make it work?
:Vishal
I had set up the Shipping Method incorrectly. I initially set up a new Shipping Zone which is why I wouldn’t show. I realized I just needed to set up a new Shipping Method within the Shipping Zone that has the Flat rate shipping method so they would show together.
I also tried this which worked
[costs_table prop="qty" table="1-4|2-7|5-9|10-13|15-16|21-19"]
It probably would have worked using the initial shortcode I was trying to use but because the Shipping Zone not being set up right it wasn’t showing up.
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