Force PICKUP FROM STORE to be ZERO. How?

NC 3.90

I need to force the PICKUP FROM STORE method to be ZERO in price.

Even if product has additional shipping fee...

How to do it?

Thanks.

There's a setting for it (see admin > "All Settings")
  shippingsettings.ignoreadditionalshippingchargeforpickupinstore

(It is True by default)

New York wrote:

I know this. This is not what I need.

My product has Additional Shipping Fee, this shows even if user selects PICKUP point. I want to get rid of that Additional Shipping Fee (in product) when PICKUP is selected.

For regular shipping method I want to show Additional Shipping Fee. Only for PICKUP point I want to make it ZERO if PickUp Point Fee is also Zero.

Do you know how to do this? Maybe somehow in CSHTML code?

Thank you.

(Actually, setting for  ignoreadditionalshippingchargeforpickupinstore is not in 3.90)

RE: "...My product has Additional Shipping Fee, this shows even if user selects PICKUP point...."
Shows where?  Included in the shipping charge, or showing specific amount - e.g. in cart?  (Did you customize?)

New York wrote:

Shows during checkout and in the cart.

Basically I need to get rid of PRODUCT ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE (IN PRODUCT), but not the Additional Shipping Fee for PICKUP POINT.


I never touched Source Code.

New York wrote:

Can you give me some code like this but for version 3.90?

https://www.nopcommerce.com/en/boards/topic/55027/v41-negate-additional-shipping-charges-when-local-pickup#212294

Do you have Visual Studio and can recompile the code?  If so, then you should be able to follow the GitHub commits referenced in that post to make similar changes.

New York wrote:

No I don't have and I don't know how to do it through VS. And I wouldn't like to touch source code. Is it possible to do change just plugin files to accomplish this?

If you could help me, I would pay you some small bonus like 10$.

Also, there is a bug with PickUp point states, it shows pickup state incorrectly. Is it a bug of the whole system or only pickup plugin?