Hi lajd,
I did a search and found a potential solution. It requires some work to set up but it looks like it could work. Check out this post. Jeroen is referring to the WooCommerce Advanced Free Shipping plugin
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lajd
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Thanks ericbakuladavis
But I’m looking for free shipping base on Total order not on subtotal. I see his example here: http://cl.ly/image/3A2y3y0h3w0G but my coupon is in different percentages.
Thanks for your reply.
Hi lajd,
I understand you want to do free shipping based on total, not on subtotal. I think Jeroen’s solution will work with percent-off coupons too.
If you offer a coupon of 20%-off and you want your free shipping minimum to be $75, then you would say “allow free shipping if they are using the coupon and the subtotal is more than $93.75 OR if they are not using the coupon and the subtotal is more than $75”
I came up with $93.75 using some algebra. Let’s say the number we want to find is N
20%-off is the same thing as 80% because 100% – 20% = 80%
So we start with…
80% x N = $75
So…
N = $75 / 80%
If we convert 80% to a decimal number, we get
N = $75 / 0.8
N = $93.75
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lajd
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Thank you very much ericbakuladavis.
some clarification here: http://cl.ly/image/3A2y3y0h3w0G
Coupon 10OFF
10OFF is the name of the coupon right?
what if I have hundreds of different coupon name?
Thanks.
You are correct, 10OFF is the name of the coupon (also known as the “coupon code”).
Unfortunately, I think you would have to create a separate “Or group” for reach coupon.
Another option is to find somebody who can modify the plugin…
