Hello Mike Davey,

The shipping costs cost can only be set accoridng to the number o products or weight.

What you can do is use different weights for the 12 and 7 inches where then you create a specific rule for the shipping costs as example you use for the 7inch weight 1 and you create the rule if weight 1 cost 2,50 if weight 2 cost 3,50 and so on. For the 12 inch you use as weight 100 and you set the cost to 4 and for weight 200 cost 5.

Many thanks!

Claudio

What you suggested almosts work but doesn't actually....

Ok this is what i've done...

Each & every 7" singles weight is set to 1.00

Each & every 12" / LP weight is set to 100.00

The shipping type under the order management cost is as follows...

1. set as 'cost related to total weight' is selected
2. >=1.00     cost = £2.50
3. >=2.00     cost = £3.50
4. >=3.00     cost = £4.50    etc etc
5. >=100.00  cost = £4.00
6. >=200.00  cost = £5.00
7. >=300.00  cost = £6.00    etc etc

Now if i add one 7" to the cart it comes up as £2.50, if i add a second it's £3.50, and a third it's £4.50..... BRILLIANT!

Now if i add an LP it's comes up as £4.00 P&P, £5.00 for 2 LPs & £6.00 for 3 LP's

This is not correct..... i have three 7" singles & three LP's in my cart & the total p&p is £6.00 when it should be £10.50 ?

Thanks again

Mike

Hello Mike,

In this case you need to define also the cases like weight 101, 102, 103 and so on where 101 costs 6.50£, 102 7.50£, etc, then on 201 7.50£, for 301 8,50£

Many thanks!