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Mike snyder: /* Example Setup */

2009-12-10T21:53:09Z

Example Setup

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	=Example Setup=		=Example Setup=
	The example below is for a UPS setup. The table is based on the total amount of the order and the beginning and ending values are all in dollars except the ~~lase~~ row which will calculate orders between $500.01 and $999999.99 at 7% of the order total.		The example below is for a UPS setup. The table is based on the total amount of the order and the beginning and ending values are all in dollars except the last row which will calculate orders between $500.01 and $999999.99 at 7% of the order total.

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Mike snyder: /* View/Modity */

2009-12-10T21:51:03Z

View/Modity

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	Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.		Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.

	=View/~~Modity~~=		=View/Modify=
	To view or setup your shipping tables first login to [https://ecms.commercev3.com eCMS] and select your store. Then from the left navigation column expand the settings by clicking on the "+" icon and select '''Shipping Tables'''. If you have shipping tables setup you can view them here.		To view or setup your shipping tables first login to [https://ecms.commercev3.com eCMS] and select your store. Then from the left navigation column expand the settings by clicking on the "+" icon and select '''Shipping Tables'''. If you have shipping tables setup you can view them here.

Malcolm lee at 21:47, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:47:30Z

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	==Other Shipper Settings==		==Other Shipper Settings==
	If the shipper allows P.O. Boxes check the box '''Does this shipper accept P.O. boxes?'''. In the '''Select which countries can choose this method: ''' you can select which countries you want to allow this method by moving them to the left column with the '''<<''' and '''>>''' buttons.		If the shipper allows P.O. Boxes check the box '''Does this shipper accept P.O. boxes?'''. In the '''Select which countries can choose this method: ''' you can select which countries you want to allow this method by moving them to the left column with the '''<<''' and '''>>''' buttons.

			=Example Setup=
			The example below is for a UPS setup. The table is based on the total amount of the order and the beginning and ending values are all in dollars except the lase row which will calculate orders between $500.01 and $999999.99 at 7% of the order total.

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee at 21:45, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:45:04Z

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	'''Shipping Rate:''' This is the amount you want to charge. Select '''$''' to charge a flat fee for that range, or select '''%''' to charge a percentage. See the image below for an example.		'''Shipping Rate:''' This is the amount you want to charge. Select '''$''' to charge a flat fee for that range, or select '''%''' to charge a percentage. See the image below for an example.

			==Additional Charge==
			You can add an additional handling fee or other charge here. Select '''Add Flat Amount($)''' to add a dollar amount to the order or '''Add Weight(lbs)''' to add additional weight to the order (possibly for packing material). Then select how you want to apply the additional charge in the '''Type of Charge''' dropdown. '''Per Order''' would apply the amount once to the whole order. '''Per Additional Order''' would apply the additional charge to additional orders (multiple recipient orders) and '''Per Product''' will apply the additional fee to each product on the order.

			==Rate Adjuster==
			If you are using the rate adjuster you can add a percentage discount or markup to the order here.

			==Other Shipper Settings==
			If the shipper allows P.O. Boxes check the box '''Does this shipper accept P.O. boxes?'''. In the '''Select which countries can choose this method: ''' you can select which countries you want to allow this method by moving them to the left column with the '''<<''' and '''>>''' buttons.

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee at 21:34, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:34:01Z

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	==Set Options==		==Set Options==
	===Import Code:====		===Import Code:===
	This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.		This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.
	===Range Based on:===		===Range Based on:===

Malcolm lee at 21:33, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:33:43Z

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	Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.		Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.

	==View/Modity==		=View/Modity=
	To view or setup your shipping tables first login to [https://ecms.commercev3.com eCMS] and select your store. Then from the left navigation column expand the settings by clicking on the "+" icon and select '''Shipping Tables'''. If you have shipping tables setup you can view them here.		To view or setup your shipping tables first login to [https://ecms.commercev3.com eCMS] and select your store. Then from the left navigation column expand the settings by clicking on the "+" icon and select '''Shipping Tables'''. If you have shipping tables setup you can view them here.

	==Add New Shipper Table==		=Add New Shipper Table=
	Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page. You will have a blank shipping table to use.		Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page. You will have a blank shipping table to use.

	===Choose a Shipper===		==Choose a Shipper==
	The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.		The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.

	'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''		'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''

	===Set Options===		==Set Options==
	====Import Code:====		===Import Code:====
	This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.		This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.
	====Range Based on:====		===Range Based on:===
	'''Order Amount:''' Base the table values on the order total.		'''Order Amount:''' Base the table values on the order total.
	'''Total Product Weight:''' Base the table values on the total weight of the order.		'''Total Product Weight:''' Base the table values on the total weight of the order.
	'''Total Product Count:''' Base the table on the total number of products.		'''Total Product Count:''' Base the table on the total number of products.
	====Use Rates From Following Shipper====		===Use Rates From Following Shipper===
	If you have an existing table you would like to copy the values from select it here. If selected you will not be able to adjust the values below until you have saved the table.		If you have an existing table you would like to copy the values from select it here. If selected you will not be able to adjust the values below until you have saved the table.

	===Rate Table===		==Rate Table==
	'''Beginning and Ending Value:''' Set the ranges here. If you are basing your table on '''Order Amount''' the beginning and ending values will be in dollars. If the table is based on '''Product Weight''' the beginning and ending values will be in pounds, and if your table is based on '''Product Count''' then the beginning and ending values will be the number of products. No matter what you base your ranges on it is a good idea to start the table at 0 and end it in a large value like 999999, this way you can make sure the order is charged shipping no matter how small or large the order is.		'''Beginning and Ending Value:''' Set the ranges here. If you are basing your table on '''Order Amount''' the beginning and ending values will be in dollars. If the table is based on '''Product Weight''' the beginning and ending values will be in pounds, and if your table is based on '''Product Count''' then the beginning and ending values will be the number of products. No matter what you base your ranges on it is a good idea to start the table at 0 and end it in a large value like 999999, this way you can make sure the order is charged shipping no matter how small or large the order is.

	'''Shipping Rate:''' This is the amount you want to charge. Select '''$''' to charge a flat fee for that range, or select '''%''' to charge a percentage. See the image below for an example.		'''Shipping Rate:''' This is the amount you want to charge. Select '''$''' to charge a flat fee for that range, or select '''%''' to charge a percentage. See the image below for an example.

	~~===~~





	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee at 21:33, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:33:03Z

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	==About==		=About=

	Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.		Shipping tables are an easy to configure and flexible way to setup shipping on your site. Shipping tables allow you to set up ranges based on either weight, price, or number of items.
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	===Rate Table===		===Rate Table===
	Set the ranges here. If you are basing your table on '''Order Amount''' the beginning and ending values will be in dollars. If the table is based on '''Product Weight''' the beginning and ending values will be in pounds, and if your table is based on '''Product Count''' then the beginning and ending values will be the number of products. No matter what you base your ranges on it is a good idea to start the table at 0 and end it in a large value like 999999, this way you can make sure the order is charged shipping no matter how small or large the order is.		'''Beginning and Ending Value:''' Set the ranges here. If you are basing your table on '''Order Amount''' the beginning and ending values will be in dollars. If the table is based on '''Product Weight''' the beginning and ending values will be in pounds, and if your table is based on '''Product Count''' then the beginning and ending values will be the number of products. No matter what you base your ranges on it is a good idea to start the table at 0 and end it in a large value like 999999, this way you can make sure the order is charged shipping no matter how small or large the order is.

			'''Shipping Rate:''' This is the amount you want to charge. Select '''$''' to charge a flat fee for that range, or select '''%''' to charge a percentage. See the image below for an example.

			===





	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee at 21:29, 10 December 2009

2009-12-10T21:29:10Z

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	===Choose a Shipper===		===Choose a Shipper===
	The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.		The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.

			'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''

	===Set Options===		===Set Options===
	====Import Code:==== This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.		====Import Code:====
			This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.
	====Range Based on:====		====Range Based on:====
			'''Order Amount:''' Base the table values on the order total.
			'''Total Product Weight:''' Base the table values on the total weight of the order.
			'''Total Product Count:''' Base the table on the total number of products.
	====Use Rates From Following Shipper====		====Use Rates From Following Shipper====
			If you have an existing table you would like to copy the values from select it here. If selected you will not be able to adjust the values below until you have saved the table.

	===Rate Table===		===Rate Table===
			Set the ranges here. If you are basing your table on '''Order Amount''' the beginning and ending values will be in dollars. If the table is based on '''Product Weight''' the beginning and ending values will be in pounds, and if your table is based on '''Product Count''' then the beginning and ending values will be the number of products. No matter what you base your ranges on it is a good idea to start the table at 0 and end it in a large value like 999999, this way you can make sure the order is charged shipping no matter how small or large the order is.
	'''~~Note:~~ If ~~you are using~~ the ~~automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of~~ the ~~provided names for~~ your ~~shipper~~. ~~You should still setup~~ the ~~shipping~~ table ~~to act as~~ a ~~backup in case~~ the ~~automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper~~ is ~~not functioning. These will be~~ the ~~fallback values~~.~~'''~~

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee: /* Add New Shipper Table */

2009-12-10T21:20:31Z

Add New Shipper Table

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	Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page. You will have a blank shipping table to use.		Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page. You will have a blank shipping table to use.

	+ The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.		===Choose a Shipper===
			The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.

	+		===Set Options===
			====Import Code:==== This is important as this will be the code used to match up with a corresponding ship method in CMS. So, if you have a method in CMS called UPS1 and you want this table to import as that ship method set the Import Code to UPS1 as well.
			====Range Based on:====
			====Use Rates From Following Shipper====

			===Rate Table===

	'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''		'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]

Malcolm lee: /* Add New Shipper Table */

2009-12-10T21:15:36Z

Add New Shipper Table

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	==Add New Shipper Table==		==Add New Shipper Table==
	Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page.		Click on the '''Add Shipper''' option near the top left of the page. You will have a blank shipping table to use.

			+ The first option is to use a predefined name for your table or create your own. Select one from the list or type the name you wish to use in the '''Create Your Own''' field.

			+

			'''Note: If you are using the automatic rate calculation tool you must use one of the provided names for your shipper. You should still setup the shipping table to act as a backup in case the automatic rate calculation tool at your shipper is not functioning. These will be the fallback values.'''

	[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]		[[Image:Shipping_table_setup.jpg]]