Some small improvments for UK users

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   Im a UK user 
UK postcodes have to be XXX XXX always 3 char at the end but can be any number of letters numbers then a space then 3 numbers or letters. This is how royal mail sort, they use machines to sort mail, if there is no gap and is more or less than 3 digits at the end they have to be manualy sorted by hand. making delivery late.
Inventory, realy need to be able to view by category
Show average order weight in reports. For UK users if you have a royal mail account, they weigh the mail sack and take an average, then you pay the same postage on each item. This is important to get the shipping rates right for the customers. Most UK users use royal mail or parcel force, both part of the royal mail service.
Hope you can at least sort one out in the next update.
Thanks
Will
http://shop.thecleverbaggers.co.uk

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florb Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 09-November-2007 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 0	Post Options Post Reply Quote florb Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Some small improvments for UK users Posted: 22-November-2007 at 5:17am
	Im a UK user UK postcodes have to be XXX XXX always 3 char at the end but can be any number of letters numbers then a space then 3 numbers or letters. This is how royal mail sort, they use machines to sort mail, if there is no gap and is more or less than 3 digits at the end they have to be manualy sorted by hand. making delivery late. Inventory, realy need to be able to view by category Show average order weight in reports. For UK users if you have a royal mail account, they weigh the mail sack and take an average, then you pay the same postage on each item. This is important to get the shipping rates right for the customers. Most UK users use royal mail or parcel force, both part of the royal mail service. Hope you can at least sort one out in the next update. Thanks Will http://shop.thecleverbaggers.co.uk