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  Hello @barnaddy06

  The best approach is to implement this as a custom shipping carrier.

  You should not read the destination country directly from the request or session. Get the current cart and retrieve the country from the cart's shipping address:

  use Webkul\Checkout\Facades\Cart; $cart = Cart::getCart(); $country = $cart->shipping_address?->country ?? $cart->billing_address?->country;

  The country value will be the ISO country code, for example:

  US GB NL AU

  For weight, if you are using Bagisto's native weight attribute, you should use the cart item total_weight instead of recalculating the product weight manually:

  $totalWeight = 0; foreach ($cart->items as $item) { if (! $item->getTypeInstance()->isStockable()) { continue; } $totalWeight += (float) $item->total_weight; }

  Using $cart->items is important because all_items may include child items and can result in double-counting for configurable or bundle products.

  Then create a custom carrier extending AbstractShipping and perform the country + weight calculation inside the calculate() method:

  class InternationalRate extends AbstractShipping { protected $code = 'international'; public function calculate() { if (! $this->isAvailable()) { return false; } $cart = Cart::getCart(); if (! $cart || ! $cart->haveStockableItems()) { return false; } $country = $cart->shipping_address?->country ?? $cart->billing_address?->country; $weight = 0; foreach ($cart->items as $item) { if (! $item->getTypeInstance()->isStockable()) { continue; } $weight += (float) $item->total_weight; } $rates = [ 'US' => ['handling' => 8, 'per_kg' => 2.5], 'GB' => ['handling' => 6, 'per_kg' => 2], 'NL' => ['handling' => 6.5, 'per_kg' => 2.2], 'AU' => ['handling' => 12, 'per_kg' => 4], ]; if (! isset($rates[$country])) { return false; } $basePrice = $rates[$country]['handling'] + ($weight * $rates[$country]['per_kg']); return $this->getRate($basePrice); } }

  The main point is:

  Cart → Shipping Address Country + Cart Item Weight → Custom Carrier → Calculated Shipping Rate

  Also, make sure to set both base_price and price on the CartShippingRate. The base price should be calculated in the store's base currency, while price should be converted using:

  $rate->base_price = $basePrice; $rate->price = core()->convertPrice($basePrice);

  If the shipping rules become more complex, such as multiple weight slabs per country, I would recommend storing the rules in a database table rather than hardcoding them.

  One important note: if your product weight is stored in a completely custom attribute instead of Bagisto's native weight attribute, total_weight may not be populated. In that case, either map your value to Bagisto's native weight field or calculate it from your custom attribute manually.

  For this requirement, a custom shipping carrier is the cleanest and most maintainable Bagisto solution.

  Best regards,
  Shivendra Gupta
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  Hi,

  Welcome to Bagisto!

  The syntax itself is correct, but that declaration (const int USER_ID = 1;) uses typed class constants, which are only supported in PHP 8.3 and later.

  This error usually means your server is running an older PHP version (such as 8.2, 8.1, or below), so PHP doesn't recognize the int type before the constant name and throws the parse error.

  You can verify your PHP version by running:

  php -v

  or by checking the output of phpinfo() if you're using a web server.

  If you're using a PHP version below 8.3, please upgrade to PHP 8.3, as the current Bagisto version requires it.

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  Hello, @gkdev

  Greetings!

  As you confirmed, you were previously working on the master branch, which contains the newer Bagisto 2.5 version, and then switched to the 2.4 branch.

  Please note that once Bagisto has been installed, you cannot move back to an older version simply by switching branches. If you need to use the older branch/code, you will need to reinstall Bagisto using the required version.

  If your project contains any production data, we strongly recommend that you do not downgrade or switch to an older version, as the database structure of a newer Bagisto version may not be compatible with an older version.

  If you do not have any production data and want to start with a fresh Bagisto 2.4 installation, you can clone the Bagisto 2.4 branch and install it using:

  composer install php artisan bagisto:install

  Note: If you have any important data, customizations, or changes, please make sure to take a complete backup before reinstalling.

  Also, please note that the database of a newer Bagisto version cannot simply be used with an older Bagisto version, as the database structure and migrations may differ between versions.

  Regarding the 403 Forbidden Error
  The 403 Forbidden error is generally related to server configuration or file permissions. Please ensure that the web-server user has the required read/write permissions for the Bagisto application directories.

  For a standard Linux server using www-data as the web-server user, you can use the following commands from the Bagisto project directory:

  sudo chown -R www-data:www-data storage bootstrap/cache sudo chmod -R 775 storage bootstrap/cache

  If your web server uses a different user, such as nginx or nobody, replace www-data with the appropriate web-server user.

  You can check the web-server user based on your server configuration/processes before applying the ownership command.

  If the issue persists, you can also ensure that the Bagisto project directories are accessible by the web server:

  sudo chmod -R 755 /path/to/bagisto sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/bagisto/storage sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/bagisto/bootstrap/cache

  Please replace /path/to/bagisto with your actual Bagisto project path.

  After updating the permissions, clear the application cache:

  php artisan optimize:clear

  Important: We recommend avoiding chmod -R 777 on the Bagisto project, as it provides unnecessarily broad permissions and is not recommended for a production server.

  Thank you.
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  Hello,
  Greetings!

  The Razorpay SDK cannot be used directly with Bagisto without additional customization.

  Razorpay has now been integrated into the latest version of Bagisto. You can clone the latest Bagisto repository and follow our installation guide to get started:

  https://devdocs.bagisto.com/getting-started/installation

  You can also refer to our Razorpay configuration guide for detailed setup instructions:

  https://docs.bagisto.com/configure/payment-methods.html#razorpay

  If you face any issues during the installation or configuration process, please let us know. We'll be happy to assist you.

  Thank you!

  Kartikey Dubey
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