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Hi John,
I've been requested to set up a minimum order value on a site and your add-on was suggested as the means to do this. As this is already installed & configured successfully for the four different zones I have, I'd appreciate if you could offer a little assistance with the set up.
Regards,
Steve
I've been requested to set up a minimum order value on a site and your add-on was suggested as the means to do this. As this is already installed & configured successfully for the four different zones I have, I'd appreciate if you could offer a little assistance with the set up.
Regards,
Steve
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Hi John,
Thanks for the detailed response. I managed to get the Message to display correctly using option B above but it then says Cost: Free. I've uploaded screengrabs of the ZBS dashboard & the page on the site.
I added the Javascript to the address.php & method.php pages but it still shows the Next button. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the detailed response. I managed to get the Message to display correctly using option B above but it then says Cost: Free. I've uploaded screengrabs of the ZBS dashboard & the page on the site.
I added the Javascript to the address.php & method.php pages but it still shows the Next button. What am I doing wrong?
<script> $('#ccm-core-commerce-checkout-cart').find('.zone-tbd').each(function(ix,elem){ var msg = $(elem).text(); $('#ccm-core-commerce-checkout-cart').find('.zone-tbd'). parents('td'). nextAll('td').remove(). end().parents('tr'). append(elem).find('.zone-tbd').wrap('<td colspan="3" style="text-align:center"></td>'); $('#ccm-core-commerce-checkout-cart').find('.ccm-core-commerce-cart-price').last().parent('tr').remove(); // more jQuery here to remove the next button $('#submit_next').remove(); }); </script>
Hi Stephen
First off, I missed a point in my earlier response. For it to work you would need to put a span element with class zone-tbd about the text of the delivery message. This gives the subsequent javascript something to key on.
Because you also have the 'pickup' method, then the choice of delivery methods screen is showing. The javascript was designed to work with the screen that would show when there is just the one delivery method.
So, the easy solution for you would be to move to method (a) with the [%null%] in the delivery message, then C5 eCommerce will simply not show the ZBS shipping option on orders less than XXX.
The more complex solution would be to develop some javascript that catches the situation you have with the 2 shipping methods, removes the 'free' note that C5 eCommerce adds, and removes the radio option from that screen. (so 'next' remains available for those collecting). In that situation, I would use a class name like 'delivery-not-availabl' instead of 'zone-tbd' to communicate between ZBS and the javascript you place on the cart page.
First off, I missed a point in my earlier response. For it to work you would need to put a span element with class zone-tbd about the text of the delivery message. This gives the subsequent javascript something to key on.
Because you also have the 'pickup' method, then the choice of delivery methods screen is showing. The javascript was designed to work with the screen that would show when there is just the one delivery method.
So, the easy solution for you would be to move to method (a) with the [%null%] in the delivery message, then C5 eCommerce will simply not show the ZBS shipping option on orders less than XXX.
The more complex solution would be to develop some javascript that catches the situation you have with the 2 shipping methods, removes the 'free' note that C5 eCommerce adds, and removes the radio option from that screen. (so 'next' remains available for those collecting). In that situation, I would use a class name like 'delivery-not-availabl' instead of 'zone-tbd' to communicate between ZBS and the javascript you place on the cart page.
Hi Stephen
Just checking in to see how you are getting on and which of the solutions you ended up using.
Just checking in to see how you are getting on and which of the solutions you ended up using.
Hi John,
I actually cheated. I ended up using the [%null%] method but added a line to the end that said in-store pick-up only. This allows the customer to purchase if they wish, the client is happy that she doesn't have to deliver and she can upsell if anyone does decide thats all they want to purchase & then collect.
I actually cheated. I ended up using the [%null%] method but added a line to the end that said in-store pick-up only. This allows the customer to purchase if they wish, the client is happy that she doesn't have to deliver and she can upsell if anyone does decide thats all they want to purchase & then collect.
The latest version can certainly do this. If you enable the order value as a cost basis (in addition to weight or whatever other cost basis you use), then for any zone you can identify orders with a value more than $XXX (and hence anything else is less than $XXX).
You then either:
a) Include [%null%] in the message for those orders, so there is no shipping type (the rest of the message gets discarded)
or
b) Provide a message that says 'Order does not meet minimum value' and then use a bit of javascript in the checkout to detect that and delete the 'next' button. (as detailed on another support forum thread)
eg
zone - weight - order value - shipping cost - message
Local - 1000000kg - $20 - $0 - Minimum order value not met [%null%]
Local - 1kg - $1000000 - $2 - Delivery to local
Local - 5kg - $1000000 - $4 - Delivery to local
etc..... rules as usual, repeat for other zones
If you have a play with the shipping cost rules on a test installation, you should soon get the idea of how to put this together.