mhodges

With version 1.0 the following settings should work for what you want, if I understand your question.

  Tier|Max Qty| Cost
  ----+-------+------
    1 |  499  |$ 100.00
    2 | 99997 |$ 300.00
    3 | 99998 |$ 301.00 <-- value of cost here doesn't matter.
    4 | 99999 |$ 302.00 <-- value of cost here doesn't matter.

With version 2.0 (currently in QA) the following example similarly suggests a strategy for making the plugin do what you want.

Example: 
   o Custom 2-Tier shipping method with free shipping (tiers 3 and 4 disabled) for big orders.
   o Base cost: $0.00

  Tier|Max Qty| Cost
  ----+-------+------
    1 |  499  |$ 100.00
    2 | 99999 |$ 300.00
    4 | disabled
    4 | disabled
   pro|  each |$ 0.00   <-- value here doesn't matter.

  Results:
    o Shipping cost for  50 items = $100.00.
    o Shipping cost for 500 items = $300.00.

I’ll give this some thought if if there is a more elegant way to implement for version 2.0 I will. Thanks for the question.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mhodges.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mhodges.

Additional features are being added. The new version will be 2.0 when ready.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mhodges.

Not at this time. I am working on the release of version 2.0 and will give your request consideration. If I can come up with an easy, flexible user interface that provides this additional functionality, I’ll build it into version 2.0.

Thanks for the question.

Thanks for your input. I’m currently working on version 1.1 and am reviewing the code. Have you tested with Taxjar disabled, but this plugin enabled such that the problem appears to be isolated to this plugin? That would be helpful. My preliminary testing thus far has revealed no performance issues with WP 4.7.3.

The PHP code for this plugin is actually very simple, so I’ll primarily investigate whether its interaction with Woo Commerce is the issue.

If you can share any additional information that might shed light on your experience, that would be much appreciated.

Sorry, while multi-classing is clearly a way to create a very flexible plugin, it adds complexity that may dissuade the intended audience. Simplicity is this plugin’s primary feature. I’ll take your suggestion under advisement and if I do come up with an intuitive interface that makes this easy for the intended audience, I’ll spend some time working on the feature.

Thank you for getting in touch and bringing this use-case to my attention.

I’m working on version 1.1 and would like to better understand your use-case. You want the label “free” to show up, not always, but under specific circumstances. If you can help me understand when it should, and should not display “free”. Maybe I can help. Version 1.0 did not consider that shipping is free beyond a certain tier, so I’ll need your help to understand how that might work. Thanks

Version 1.0 does not provide this flexibility. I justed started work on version 1.1 and am adding additional functionality. Your 10+ example doesn’t quite fit what I’m thinking though. If someone were to order 100 products, would you really want to still cal the price at 12.50 total shipping. Here’s what I’m currently considering for the new instructions, which hopefully also makes configuration clearer.

Example 1 is the current default functionality.
Example 2 is a custom configuration that only requires 2 tiers, which is close but not quite a perfect fit for your proposal.
Example 3 is a custom configuration you might consider with version 1.1.

Example 1: Default 4-Tier (all tiers enabled; suitable for USPS flat-rate)

Tier|Max Qty| Cost
—-+——-+——
1 | 2 |$ 5.95
2 | 4 |$12.65
3 | 10 |$15.90
4 | 15 |$17.90
+ | each |$ 1.12

such that cost for 20 items = $17.90 + 5 x $1.12

Example 2: Custom 2-Tier (tiers 3 and 4 disabled)

Tier|Max Qty| Cost
—-+——-+——
1 | 10 |$ 7.00
2 | 40 |$21.00
3 | disabled
4 | disabled
+ | each |$ 3.50

such that cost for 50 items = $21.00 + 10 x $3.50

Example 3: Custom 2-Tier (tiers 3 and 4 disabled)

Tier|Max Qty| Cost
—-+——-+——
1 | 1 |$ 6.50 <- your base
2 | 4 |$ 8.50 <- your 2-4 (base+$2.00)
3 | 8 |$12.50 <- your 5-8 (base+$2.00+$4.0, assuming I understand your amts)
4 | 100 |$18.50 <- your 10+, but with a cap of 100
+ | each |$ 0.10 <- a small incremental cost for additional items

Actually, you can probably get what you want with version 1.0 given that you
have a way to utilize each of the current 4 tiers to meet your needs.

Definitely. USPS is just an example use case. What you suggest will work fine.

Thanks for the suggestion. It was not designed with what you have in mind. I’ll review and see if it can be easily modified to accommodate.

Thank you for posting your solution. There are no plans at this time to implement a zip code options. If there are enough requests, this decision will be revisited.

Glad you found this plugin to be beneficial.

For the record, I’m running the latest version and the import spins, does not complete.
I exported successfully, on the second try, by deselecting the plugins export.

The plugin looks promising. It’s a great vision, but the current version is not reliable.

There is no error log generated. The Stop Import button does not respond. Last reported status is Done retrieving a list of all WordPress files.

Cassava appears to be a CAS server. Maestro is a CAS client. If you already have a CAS server running somewhere and want an authentication plugin to handle username/password validation, Maestro is what you are looking for.

Thanks!