How to setup Region/City wise Delivery Charges
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How to setup Region/City wise Delivery Charges
Please can anyone point me to the right direction on how I can set Region/City wise delivery charges. Aimeos documentation mentions the use of Decorators, but it has only country option. I needed a Region or City option. Is there a video tutorial available about decorators ?
Re: How to setup Region/City wise Delivery Charges
Aimeos has a postal service decorator which you can use to limit the delivery options with different prices to one or more zip codes: https://aimeos.org/docs/latest/manual/s ... rs/#postal
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Re: How to setup Region/City wise Delivery Charges
Thanks for the reply.
But does'nt it only allow or restrict the billing or delivery ?
What I am looking for is to automatically add region wise delivery charges at the time of checkout.
Is this option available in Aimeos or its Marketplace extension ?
But does'nt it only allow or restrict the billing or delivery ?
What I am looking for is to automatically add region wise delivery charges at the time of checkout.
Is this option available in Aimeos or its Marketplace extension ?
Re: How to setup Region/City wise Delivery Charges
The standard way of doing this in Aimeos is that you create several delivery options (one for each price region) and then add the Postal dectorator to show only the option that is available for the customers depending on the zip code of their address.
This is the other way round and if you want to do it that way, you need to implement a service decorator with a mapping between region/city/postal and the additional shipping costs. You can do the calculation in the calcPrice() method of your service decorator.
No, don't think so.
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