FlatRateShipping

[bertornot]

Although this module seems to do exactly what it is supposed to do, I'm having a hard time trying to configure it. I would like to set some weight ranges in 'gram', as I only send out products that are in fact 'paper'.
50,00 -> OK
250,00 -> OK
3000,00 -> error in sequence, weight has to increase (in fact it is in Dutch, so my translation will not be that good), value that is wrong: 250,00   

Does this ring a bell to someone? Is it the unit (g)? And what about the price. Is it correct that I can only specify values > 1,00 (so no cents)? 

Thanks in advance!
Bert

[ridelikeaturtle]

I too send paper products, and I use kilograms, in amts such as "0.0025", "0.01", etc.  Give that a try and see how it works for you.

[Peciura]

I have modified module to use "." instead of "," in numbers. So i do not have any issues with number format anymore.

You can specify both weight and price < 1.00.

Here is patch for it. I also submit minor BR about that.

[bertornot]

Is it really that (CMSM)Simple? Thanks guys!  Sorry for this stupid question... 

Regards,
Bert

[bertornot]

Hmm... still something's wrong... Although your tips for working with . (dot) in stead of , seemed to be OK, my configuration is reset afterwards to 0,00.

For example, I enter:
[LABEL] [0.10] [0.55]
and after [Send], this gets displayed:
[LABEL] [0,10] [0,55]

All OK, now I enter a new line:
[LABEL] [0.20] [0.75]
and after [Send], this gets displayed:
[LABEL] [0,00] [0,00]    
[LABEL] [0,10] [0,55]



(ofcourse I'm not really entering the [ and ] characters)

It seems it is resetting.

Any ideas? Oh, and I did NOT use the fix yet, I'll try that also now...

Thanks in advance,
Bert

[Peciura]

That is why i forked module a bit, so it is always "." instead of ",".
Or you can replace "," with "." for each field every time you save shipping rates, or wait for official fix.

[bertornot]

Aha, completely clear now. And indeed, when changing all the , after each line has been entered (so also of the already saved lines) is giving me what I need for now.

Thanks again!
Bert