shipping calculated according total price and weight at the same time

[amnesiak]

Is it possible?

[phrasespot]

Not out of the box; you must use one or the other.

 

You could emulate matching both weight and height with some tedium. Mapping a weight/length tuple to a fixed weight should work. For example, keep the weight constant for a particular product (ignoring the actual weight) and use decimal points to simulate length. So if you have product A in different weights 5lb, 10lb, 30lb,... and in different lengths 5", 10", 15"..., then specify weight ranges as:

 

1.00-1.10 (for 5lb/5" pair)

1.11-1.20 (for 5lb/10" pair)

1.21-1.30 (for 10lb/5" pair)

...

 

and remember to mark the different weight/length products as in relevant weight category, with relevant price for that category.

[AdityaYadav]

Not out of the box; you must use one or the other.

 

You could emulate matching both weight and height with some tedium. Mapping a weight/length tuple to a fixed weight should work. For example, keep the weight constant for a particular product (ignoring the actual weight) and use decimal points to simulate length. So if you have product A in different weights 5lb, 10lb, 30lb,... and in different lengths 5", 10", 15"..., then specify weight ranges as:

 

1.00-1.10 (for 5lb/5" pair)

1.11-1.20 (for 5lb/10" pair)

1.21-1.30 (for 10lb/5" pair)

...

 

and remember to mark the different weight/length products as in relevant weight category, with relevant price for that category.

 

is there a way to just calculate the shipping price based on the total cost only?

lets say total cost is above 1000 then shipping cost is 100 and if its less than 1000 then its 50?

[AdityaYadav]

figured it out. so you edit a carrier, in shipping and costs you enter the range for a particular geography.