Excellent video! Could it be feasible to offer complimentary shipping for a specific category of products up to a certain limit, and then apply shipping charges once that limit is exceeded? To illustrate, let's say a customer has three shirts in their cart which are eligible for free shipping. They might also have other items in their cart that do not fall under the free shipping category. If the customer chooses to add two more shirts (from the same class), can only these additional two shirts incur shipping charges? I hope I'm being clear. :)
The video is great. Im using your first method. I feel like I amost got it. But when I go to check out my product, Im seeing both, shipping rate and no rate. In my case, Im selling tickets to a show. As for now, I marked the non rate as (tickets) till I can correct this
Thank you, helped me out a lot!
Excellent video! Could it be feasible to offer complimentary shipping for a specific category of products up to a certain limit, and then apply shipping charges once that limit is exceeded? To illustrate, let's say a customer has three shirts in their cart which are eligible for free shipping. They might also have other items in their cart that do not fall under the free shipping category. If the customer chooses to add two more shirts (from the same class), can only these additional two shirts incur shipping charges? I hope I'm being clear. :)
The video is great. Im using your first method. I feel like I amost got it. But when I go to check out my product, Im seeing both, shipping rate and no rate. In my case, Im selling tickets to a show. As for now, I marked the non rate as (tickets) till I can correct this
did you find a slution
Is there a way to only show free shipping to only zone, UK for example and charge flat rate for the rest of the zones