Closed ax2000 closed 1 year ago
Are you using the "Pack items into boxes" setting for the provider? With this, you can use the predefined ones from Australia Post, but also provide your own custom boxes. During checkout, Postie will determine (through a box-packing algorithm) the best way to fit items into a box (or multiple boxes).
Thanks for your prompt reply @engram-design - I completely overlooked that option (I had it set to singleBox
instead of boxPacking
).
The only thing now, is that when I click on the Add Row
button on the Box Sizes
list, nothing seems to happen (no new row is shown or nothing changes). I've checked the console for errors but nothing comes up. Are you able to replicate from your end?
I'm on: Craft CMS 3.7.4 Postie 2.4.8 PHP 7.3.30
If you can't replicate I'll try and update craft and plugins to the latest versions and see if that's the problem.
Thanks heaps, Alby.
@ax2000 Yep, it's probably easier to miss if you're configuring things through the config file.
Strange, can't seem to replicate that on my end I'm afraid, but does sound like some sort of JS error. I imagine you see the standard boxes, you just can't add custom ones?
Thanks for looking at this @engram-design.
That's right, I see the standard rows but when clicking on Add Row
nothing happens and no JS error appeared in the console either.
It seems that is an environment issue from my end so I'm going to update to latest versions and try deactivating some other plugins to see if I can narrow down what the issue could be.
Will keep you posted with what I find out.
Closing due to age.
My client is sending deliveries using a custom sized box and the price they get from Australia Post when submitting the delivery is higher than the one that Postie receives from the API call, and I think it has to do with the custom size of the box.
Australia Post allows to use your own packaging but it seems to affect the final postage cost as per below:
I've looked around in the config settings but I couldn't find a way to specify dimensions for a custom box delivery (and I'm also not sure if it's even possible to do through the API).
Could you please let me know if I have missed something or if this would be something for the plugin to handle?
Additional context Screenshot of the Postage calculator tool using custom size box (For the same weight parcel, Postie received a cost of $19.20 for an Express Post parcel)
(https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/calculate-postage-delivery-times/#/option/domestic/3000/4217)
Thanks in advance, Alby.