Post Code Crossover Error

  • Resolved benspratling98

    (@benspratling98)


    7 years, 10 months ago

    Hi there,

    I am creating several postcode delivery prices for this online store. I am using flat rate, with united kingdom as location and with various postcodes below that. For example – LN83AA…LN83ZX.

    I have done this for various shipping prices, but when inspecting them, they seem to be crossing over and not working. By this I mean a postcode in London set to £44 is showing up as delivery for £40 which should be for Coventry.

    Can you give me some help or advice please as this is crucial for the website.

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  • Plugin Support Hannah S.L.

    (@fernashes)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    7 years, 10 months ago

    Setting up these postcodes can be a bit fiddly. 🙂 Can you please share two specific examples that are getting mixed up?

    Thread Starter benspratling98

    (@benspratling98)

    7 years, 10 months ago

    Hi there,

    So for example, we have a shipping Zone of £47 Economy – £50 Next day.
    Within that are a range of postcodes.

    The next zone is £49.50 ECONOMY – £66.00 NEXT DAY.
    Within that, we have: CA11AA…CA991AG.

    This is supposed to show postcodes in between CA11AA and CA991AG as £49.50 ECONOMY – £66.00 NEXT DAY. however, when testing the postcode CA991AG is shows up as £49.50 ECONOMY – £66.00 NEXT DAY but CA11AA show us as £47 Economy – £50 Next day.

    This is the only one either, there are many like this.

    Any help is appreciated 🙂

    Luminus Alabi

    (@luminus)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    7 years, 9 months ago

    @benspratling98,

    First, your shipping zones are geographic demarcations rather than price bands. s such your shipping zones should read as London, Coventry, etc. You’ll then add shipping methods to those zones and set the pricing for those accordingly.

    Second, the range operator you’re using only works with fully numeric postcodes e.g. 90210...99000. For UK postcodes that have letters in them, you’ll need to use the wildcard operator and have each one on a separate line e.g.

    
CA11*
CA22*
CA99*
    Luminus Alabi

    (@luminus)

    Automattic Happiness Engineer

    7 years, 9 months ago

    @benspratling98,

    We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

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