Hello @helloand

I think i’ll disappoint you.. As i found out, the multiplier works per product, not per vendor.
So if someone buys 2 different products from one vendor the shipping cost, unfortunately, will multiply.

Also, i can’t find an option to disable the multiplier thing for a specific product. I mean, if i check the checkbox, this is applied for all products and for all vendors. Is there something i am missing @digitalchild ? You know, i am talking about the fridge thing we discussed at another thread 😉

Thanks both, I’m following this one as important to me too!

Yes this is the most suitable solution for me too.
One more thing.. It would be very good if the admin can configure the shipping from wp-admin, because of the problem with variations. For example, if i want to disable the checkbox for a specific product (eg. a fridge) and that product has variations, i cannot do it from frontend.
My english are not very good, so thanks for describing this @helloand .

Thanks @helloand , i understand your problem. It’s a problem for me too 🙂
The bigger problem is that i cannot add shipping specifically to variable products. And almost all my products are variable.. That’s why i ask Ben and Jamie to transfer the shipping module at the backend too. This will solve problems for many people i think. What do you say?

Hello,

At this time all shipping is at a per product basis including modifiers such as the qty. The qty will allow you to put multiple types of a single product in the order and will only be charged once for that shipping type. The reason for this is because all our commission is calculated and stored on a Per product level. So we currently cannot give per order or per vendor shipping or commission. This would require that I completely re-write the underlying commission and order handling system for free AND pro.

All pro features are focused on the frontend and writing the features so the admins can do all the work is not the aim of this plugin and pretty much requires that I do double the work for every feature which slows down development time for very little pay off. I understand that with variations this is a problem for some people but I’d rather focus all my development efforts on getting variations working on the front end instead. You as the admins should be doing as little work as possible and empower your users to look after all aspects of their store. Yes I know that’s not possible at the moment but I’m working on it.

It’s difficult to change the underlying fundamentals of the plugin so that we can support the complex requirements for some of our users while still making the system easy to use for the majority. This isn’t an easy task at all and requires a lot of thought before making a decision moving forward.

cheers,

Jamie.

Niko,

Currently the qty is linked to the flat rate shipping module, the problem I have here is when using country rate where do you link it? Do you link it for each and every entry in the table or do you have a single ‘override’ below the table?

At the vendor level for flat rate it will apply to national or international on a per product basis, then there is per product overrides for the same.

Thoughts on how I would go about implementing this at a country rate level would be appreciated.

cheers,

Jamie.

Hi Jamie @DigitalChild,

I know this is a huge undertaking, but do u have any update on this one? We were originally promised a maximum shipping cost per vendor.

Many thanks,

Karen

Hey, so my customers are buying product and they are being charged for international shipping that I set as a default (it has not been overwritten by my vendors yet). My account settings shows my base is in the U.S. but even when a customer puts their address as U.S then they are still charged international rates and not domestic. Please advise,

@shareef please keep your questions to one thread, instead of bumping multiple threads making me do more work. It just slows us down. Ask once, we’ll see it, and reply. 🙂