I am using opencart 3.0.2 and I want set up two pickup stores so customer can choose where pickup goods
...and In "Extentions > Free Shipping" can only choose one geo zone, but I wish to choose multiple geozones.
So what files I have to edit in opencart [https://github.com/opencart/opencart/tree/master/upload] and what kind of modifications to do?
thanks
You can create your own geozone that contains many countries.
Here you can see an example :
http://docs.opencart.com/system/localisation/geo-zone/
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I'm looking for a solution to share an order on opencart. Basically what I need is if I'm in an office and I add to cart a product, to have an url, which I share with my colleagues.
My colleagues will be able to add in the same cart the products they want, While on my screen i see what they added.
Once I see everybody added to the cart, I'll continue placing the order as 1 customer.
Is this possible? Is there any extension for this on opencart (2.3.x)
Thanks.
This looks like something you might want
https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id=21677
I'm working on a webshop using OpenCart2.x. I would like to add category while I'm adding product and assign product to that category.
Just to clarify... Let's say I want to add "HTC One" to category "Android". I would like to go to Catalog > Product > Add Product, enter "HTC One" details and
if category "Android" dosen't exist OC should offer to create new category.
It is possible in wordpress/woocommerce so I hope it is possible in OC2.
Sorry if the question is not for this site.
Thank you!
No, this is unfortunately not possible in vanilla OpenCart. However, I did find somewhat of a trick to make this process a tad bit more convenient.
If you open your OpenCart admin panel in 2 different browser instances that use different sets of cookies (different browser or incognito/no cookie mode) you can make your categories in one instance and then the category auto complete list in your product creation page will instantly update. Not exactly the desired functionality but definitely better than having to switch back and forth.
I'm new to RoR and hope I'm not in over my head here. So I currently have a user, product and 'order` models. My site just to give some context would be like using a paid Craigslist. You pay Craigslist upfront a flat fee (order), and then you can create your listing on their site (product).
My question is the flat fee portion of the site (let's call it packages) and whether to use a model or not? Currently there are 3 packages with 6 options. (eg - A $10/mth or $100/yr, B $20/mth,$200/yr, C $30/mth, $300/yr)
I assume if a model is not used, some type of JS is probably used, which I'm not super comfortable with yet. Any thoughts on what would be the best practice approach to this is appreciated.
I ended up going with setting up a MVC and seeding the database with the fixed prices for each package. Then in the create form, I added a hidden_tag that identified which package price should be passed to the Charges model to effectively charge the right price depending on the package chosen.
I've been asked by a client to look into the possibility of allowing free shipping for orders of more than three items. Essentially this means allowing for a (shipping) pricing structure based on item count rather than total value.
(For a TL;DR, you could probably stop with that problem statement, but I'll provide some solution investigation context below. Maybe I've missed something.)
The admin UI only allows for setting free shipping based on monetary value. Similarly, the "Ship by" category of price options adds the ability to use weight in calculations, but alas not item count.
There seems to be no way to influence the shipping cost through the API. A %%GLOBAL_ShippingPrice%% variable is available to templates and, as I understand things, is calculated only using those admin-configured shipping configuration options described above. The Shipping API only seems to deal with shipping methods (physical not API methods!), and unfortunately the Orders API seems to offer nothing related to shipping costs either. Hmm.
I've looked into hacking the template files, but cannot find any support for custom expressions using the variables available.
We've asked Bigcommerce support, submitted an "idea", and obviously searched the interwebs and poked around the developer documentation. I'm so new, I only heard about Bigcommerce yesterday.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Note: First draft of this question included an inline screenshot and lots of relevant hyperlinks. Seems important for a quality question. Apparently I need more karma to insert most of that. I'll edit this question later, if possible and I ever get there, to include those helpful features.
Since Bigcommerce is not an open source platform, you cannot adjust things like shipping services and their actual functionality.
The only workaround I can think of would be to set every product to the same weight(1lb, for example) then set up shipping by weight which says cart >= 3lbs ships free. This will present a problem if you are using real time quotes from providers such as FedEx, USPS, or UPS though.
In the future I would suggest looking at their community forum(forum.bigcommerce.com) for questions such as this, since it does not actually pertain do the development of their API or templating system.
Best of luck!
This is possible if you use ShipperHQ. Here are the steps to configure it:
In ShipperHQ, ensure you have your UPS Carrier set with UPS Ground as
an available shipping method.
Click on Filters on the navbar and add
a new filter.
On your new filter, select “Whole Cart” under Filter
Applies To in the Edit Filter panel and enter a Name you’ll recognize
(e.g. “Over 3 items”).
In the Standard Filters panel, select “Range”
for the Quantity filter, enter a Min value of 3 and check the No Max
checkbox and Save.
You now have a filter set up which will match
against an order total with more than 3 items.
Click on Carrier
Rules on the navbar and add a new Rule.
Enter a descriptive Name
(e.g. “Free UPS Ground over 3 items”) under the Overview panel and
select UPS Ground in the Live Shipping Methods Assigned field under
the Applicable Shipping Methods panel.
In the Conditions panel,
select the Filter you just set up under Weight/Price/Quantity Filters
In the Actions panel and the Rule Action section, choose
“Set/Surcharge Shipping Methods” from the Action to Perform
drop-down, “Set Rates” from the Adapt Shipping Rates drop-down, and
“Per Cart” in the Apply Shipping Rate/Percentage drop-down.
In the
Set/Modify Shipping Rate section of the Actions panel, enter 0 in the
Shipping Rate field.
Save your rule.
ShipperHQ will now set UPS Ground to Free if the order has over 3 items.
Source: http://docs.shipperhq.com/how-to-set-up-free-shipping-for-orders-with-more-than-x-amount-of-items/
I am using Satchmo(skeleton project that comes in the projects folder when you download Satchmo) but am not in the US. I see that by default there is a Zipcode/Postcode* and list of states on the checkout page.
My question is, is the best way to change this(location details, billing information) to edit the /satchmo/apps/satchmo_store/shop/models.py file (hard edit the Order model)
or is there a better way to maybe set your location to a place other than the USA?
The reason I'm asking is because I'm not sure what implication a change like this might have throughout the skeleton project if I just deleted the zip code column.
Thanks.
go to /admin/l10n/country/ and mark the appropriate countries as active
go to /admin/shop/config/, select the site (probably localhost) and set the default shipping country and possible shipping countries
if you want to control whether the state and ZIP are requred or not, go to /settings/ , select "Satchmo Shop Settings" and modify "Required billing data", "Required shipping data" and "State required?" settings.