Have you verified that the server accepted it? You can do this by creating a php file with the phpinfo() function inside. Be sure to upload it specifically to the wp-admin folder as the settings can vary from folder to folder.

The instructions in the link I provided as general and apply to many servers but not all. Every hosting company can have their own rules and limitations, so it is best to check their knowledgebase as well to ensure you are doing it per their standards.

I don’t have time to mess with this. Please refund my order.

I am sorry it has been frustrating, but unfortunately I cannot do that. We do our best to stick to CodeCanyon’s refund policy to ensure equal treatment to all users. This cannot be considered a bug because there is nothing on our end that can be done to increase this. It is not just this plugin, many others similar to it run into the same issue. We have no way of getting around the server limits without the server admin increasing it themselves.

I would highly recommend sending your hosting company a message instead. In my experience, more times than not they will simply do it for you so you don’t have to mess around with it.

It definitely sounds doable! With this plugin you can setup as many different options as needed based on location and a couple other conditions. The Bundle column would also help to easily setup a pricing model such as 9.99 for the first item, and 1.00 for each additional item.

Things are on track now so that is the current plan but with testing included likely the end of the month. With such a large user database the goal is to have as few bugs as possible when initially released.

That is great, Ill just wait to renew support. I love this plugin

Awesome, thank you! Hopefully 4.0 will give more reasons to love it

You may end up with a large table, but it would certainly be possible to setup all of these rules. I am not sure if you can get the exact end result you are looking for though. By default, WooCommerce only has one shipping select box, so it would show you 4 options, two for each of the methods available. If you want the customer to select their desired carrier and then be shown only the two options for that carrier, then this would require some customized coding.

It sounds like you have a couple settings that need changing. Firstly, the Single Class settings only work under the Per Class condition. If you have multiple options showing up as you have described, then you likely have the Condition still set to Per Order.

In addition you will want to change the Identifier fields so that they match. This column tells the plugin which shipping option each row belongs to. If they are all different, then the customer won’t be able to see a rate when more than one class is in the cart. If you are only returning one option from this method, then you should only need one Identifier, used for every row in the table.

With these two changes everything should start working as needed.

Many thanks. Looks like that worked so far. Will apply to all products so that should have fixed.

I think you may have the wrong plugin. There are several variations out there but this one is not ‘plus’. According to CodeCanyon you have also not purchased a license for this plugin.

If your product weights are entered in kg it would be possible. There is an option under the Miscellaneous section (of your Table Rate settings page) that rounds up your weight to the nearest whole number. Then in your table of rates, you can select the ‘w’ option under the Cost column to multiply the weight by the given price. So an example row for you would look like this:

Based On = Weight Min = 100 Max = * Cost = w0.25

It may be possible now. It will certainly get easier with 4.0, but at the moment this is the only way to get something like what you are describing:

Unfortunately there is no way to sort legacy shipping methods (methods that do not use the new shipping zones) from the settings page. You can do so through code, however. The following tutorial has helped several others:

This plugin will be making the switch soon, but until then I hope this can help.

The only issue that I am aware of is large tables, you reach the max_input_vars limitation. However, increasing the value does not always take. I recommend using a php.ini file directly in the wp-admin folder, but not all servers are the same. I would recommend contacting your hosting provider, or setting up a phpinfo() file in the wp-admin folder to ensure that the setting is actually changed.

We know that some users have very long tables and this has definitely been taken into consideration for changes made in version 4.0. Hopefully this will just be a temporary issue for you until 4.0 is ready.

It looks like this is a duplicate message:

I’m afraid no, not simply at least, assuming I understood you correctly. The plugin is about creating a table of conditions and their given prices. I think the closest you could get is to use the Per Class condition. This would group items in the cart based on the shipping class so that you could setup different prices and rules based on which group they belong to.

From there you could price each item differently and based on how many the customer purchases. If you need a base price for each to be added to, you could try the Handling Fees table.

If this doesn’t help or if I misunderstood, please leave an example or something so I can better understand. Then perhaps I could give a better answer.

Unfortunately only one handling fee per zone will be saved. However, you should be able to use both a flat fee and a percentage based fee in each row. There can only be one Cost per option at this time, so it wouldn’t be possible to simply add a new row there and have it combined.

I am not entirely sure. You said they need to be based on weight and volume, but the example you listed here is based on quantity. The plugin would require you to choose one of those, with the exception of volumetric shipping. This feature allows you to calculate weight based on volume (using a simple math equation) and then uses either the physical weight or the volumetric weight, whichever number is higher.

This plugin does not yet work with the new zones but it will be coming shortly when version 4.0 is completed. It could certainly work with just one class, you can set every rule to require only products in a certain class.

The only issue is that you would need two different methods working together when the customer orders from both classes. If you have not done so already, the only way to make this work in WC is to split the cart into two packages based on class. This ability is usually enabled through code, but I have a plugin that should be able to help in this case:

I have just responded to your ticket through the support website. It looks like there is a misunderstanding of the purpose of shipping classes. I went into further details in the ticket response that I hope will be able to help you move forward with configuration.

Your help has been incredible & fast! Thank you very much!! We now have all of our global shipping rates working for 6 different shipping methods, and our domestic shipping rates working for 4 different shipping methods – including zones for all of them! Your plugin works great! Thanks so much!

Wonderful, I am glad I could help!

I believe it would be possible but at this time would require some extensive setup. There is a ‘Handling Fees’ table that would allow you to add a flat rate to a per kg row from the table of rates. The problem is that you have multiple options so you would need to setup different zones (so that each could have its own handling fee) as well as figure out the math for each one. So it would be possible but difficult. Version 4.0 will make this much easier, but it won’t be ready for a little while longer.

Did you update the ticket? I was missing the dashboard credentials to be able to replicate the error and work though it.

Hey! Thank you for your message. I have just responded, sorry for my late reply.

Have a great day I appreciate your help M.

Because I know you are not getting emails from this site, I wanted to let you know that I updated your ticket today. I was not able to test it as I had hoped, I do not think I have permissions to make such changes, but hopefully the information I provided will help you to resolve the problem.

On the demo site it won’t work (and yours too if you are previewing this version which I believe you are), this is part of the next update. I will see if it can be resolved without breaking the checkbox feature again, but in the meantime you can also just press the ‘End’ button on your keyboard and this will jump the page to the bottom instantly.

OK – Thanks…yes always the ‘End’ button.

FYI the version of plugin I’m using is: Version 3.6.6 (modified)

Yes, I remembered your username afterward. The modification is the issue. I had to move the tables outside of the collapsable container in order for the checkboxes to work. That is why your particular version does not have that ability.

Is the table settings rather large? You may have maxed on input fields. You can definitely increase this server setting, though: