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  Bug in weight condition

  The way conditions are queried there is no practical way of having for example one rate for packages less than 1 kg and one rate for packages more than 1 kg without both options showing up when the package is exactly 1 kg. This is the query used for weight conditions: ‘{$weight}’ >= ( rate_min […]

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  Settings for Selection Priority

  By default, Table Rate Shipping selects the lowest rate available for an order. Sometimes, store owners may want to select rates based on a different priority.

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  Compatibility with Measurement Price Calculator

  Would like Table Rate Shipping to be compatible with Measurement Price Calculator

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  Label display for table per shipping class calculation

  You have label display for : “Per order” calculation why not : per shipping class calculation ???? Or display rows with a 0 as . . . . 0.00 Fundamentals really

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  Labels for all setups

  ability to label with all setups, not just “per order” Would make it easier than having to add code to accomplish this, especially for a shipping total=”0″ to show as “Free” or “0” instead of the current blank

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  Add carrier images to shipping rates

  Adding the possibility to either upload an image of the carrier used for a shipping rate or select a predefined image based on what carrier is being used. This will add massive value as customers care what carriers are used and so this visual aid would increase store conversions as well as look nicer.

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  Add product category to Table Rate Shipping rules

  Possibility to create rules based on product category, e.g. If any product in product_category_1 (or any subcategory), then add 10 €

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  Allow three decimal places in weight ranges

  When defining a weight range in a table rate rule it will always be formatted to two decimal places. When using kilos as a weight unit this can be very limiting since there are a 1000 grams in a kilo. The workaround for this is to change the weight unit to grams. But this isn’t […]

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