Free Shipping to override premier support coding

Ray, hope all is well. I have an issue with Free Shipping that I would ask for your help with. A while back we worked together to code a drop-down select, shipping option for my checkout.php page (attached, with confirm.php). It basically offered Free Local Delivery/Canada/US options, with fees for each. The reason I wanted it on the checkout page was to provide a check that certain addresses could not select Free Local Delivery by mistake. My wish is to provide Free Shipping to all orders over $100 (GrandTotal before taxes), but I can't figure out where to address the issue. Is this an easy fix? Thanks in advance!

You should be able to add an IF statement to check the grand total. What exactly would you like the page to have different when the grand total is too low? What would appear or disappear and where?

Thanks for looking at my post, Rick. I tried to insert an If statement before the drop-down select, changing fees to zero if order > $100, but couldn't seem to nail it. Can you actually have an "if then else" scenario for dynamically setting the values of the select drop-down (if that makes sense :) )? I was thinking, even though it was awhile ago, Ray would recognize his handiwork and see a quick fix.

So you want the US and Canada fees to change to $0 on this page if the order is above $100? I can probably help but I need to understand exactly what it is you want to do.

Thanks, Ray ... yes, the end result would be to reduce the shipping fee to zero for all orders over $100 (before tax and shipping) for the U.S. and Canada. I would like the select options on the checkout.php to indicate zero as well.

It looks like you could use code like this for the shipping select:

<?php

          if ($eCart1->TotalColumn("TotalPrice") > 100) { 

        ?>

        <option value="CA|0">In Canada - Free</option>

        <option value="US|0">To the U.S. - Free</option>

        <?php } else {

        ?>

        <option value="CA|10">In Canada = $10</option>

        <option value="US|15">To the U.S. = $15</option>

        <?php

          }

        ?>

Working on a Saturday ... thanks! :)
I will try it today, Ray .. and, again, thanks for your time on a weekend.