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I'm using a custom shipping script based on total item cost, and the destination country. For countries which I haven't set a specific rate the script specifies a default action:
default:
if ($info['total'] >= '0' && $info['total'] <= '9999.99') {
$custom = array('We will contact you with a quote for shipping to ' . $country . ' once you submit your order' => '0.00');
} else {
$custom = array($method => '0.00');
}The issue is that on step 1 of the checkout, under Delivery Address & Method, the address is displayed and underneath this is generated:
We will contact you with a quote for shipping to Australia once you submit your order - FREE
The "FREE" at the end is of course a result of the default rate being set to £0.00 in the script. But this is proving to be misleading to a lot of customers.
The only way to not show the text "FREE" is to set the default rate to £0.01, but again this is printed at the end of that line in the checkout, which to customers appears incomprehensive really:
We will contact you with a quote for shipping to Australia once you submit your order - £0.01
Can anyone offer a viable suggestion? I'm currently trying to find where exactly the software generates the last part of that line - either "free" or the currency symbol + rate
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