Conditional shipping option?

[split63]

Found this section. It does not seem to differentiate between Domestic and International.
First Class International shows no estimate.

      /********************* CUSTOM START:  IF YOU HAVE CUSTOM TRANSIT TIMES ENTER THEM HERE ***************/
      switch (TRUE) {
        case (preg_match('#Priority Mail Express#i', $service)):
            $time = '1 - 2 ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#Priority MailTM#i', $service)):
            $time = '2 - 3 ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#Standard PostRM#i', $service)):
            $time = '4 - 7 ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#First\-Class#i', $service)):
          $time = '2 - 5 ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#Media MailRM#i', $service)):
        default:
          $time = '';
      /********************* CUSTOM END:  IF YOU HAVE CUSTOM TRANSIT TIMES ENTER THEM HERE ***************/

[Ajeh]

You might look for the International function for the displayed days:
function parseIntlTransitTimeResults($Package, $service) {

[split63]

I could be wrong, but maybe the problem is that there is no international equivalent of the custom replacement above.

The closest thing I could find is this, and I'm at a loss to understand what this even does.

    if (isset($this->transittime[$service]) && $this->transittime[$service] == '' && preg_match('#(GXG|International)#i' , $service)) {
      $time = $Package['SvcCommitments'];
      $time = preg_replace('/Weeks$/', MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_WEEKS, $time);
      $time = preg_replace('/Days$/', MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS, $time);
      $time = preg_replace('/Day$/', MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAY, $time);
      $this->transittime[$service] = $time == '' ? '' : ' (' . $time . ')';
    }

[Ajeh]

And if you just add the text in RED what happens:

      switch (TRUE) {
        /********************* CUSTOM START:  IF YOU HAVE CUSTOM TRANSIT TIMES ENTER THEM HERE ***************/
        case (preg_match('#Priority Mail Express#i', $service)):
          $time = '3 - 5 business ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#Priority Mail#i', $service)):
          $time = '6 - 10 business ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#Global Express Guaranteed#i', $service)):
          $time = '1 - 3 business ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#USPS GXG.* Envelopes#i', $service)):
          $time = '1 - 3 business ' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        case (preg_match('#First\-Class#i', $service)):
          $time = 'Varies by destination 7-12 days'; // '' . MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_TEXT_DAYS;
          break;
        default:
          $time = '';

[split63]

It has no effect.
I changed the entry for USPS priority and it worked. But that is because this section is only for Domestic.
The section of code just below this domestic section seems to handle international. But it does not have the same "Custom transit time" section

[Ajeh]

Are you trying to make the First-Class say the 7-12 days on Domestic or International?

Domestic uses:
function parseDomesticTransitTimeResults($Package, $service) {

International uses:
function parseIntlTransitTimeResults($Package, $service) {

[split63]

Are you trying to make the First-Class say the 7-12 days on Domestic or International?

Domestic uses:
function parseDomesticTransitTimeResults($Package, $service) {

International uses:
function parseIntlTransitTimeResults($Package, $service) {

USPS first Class is only offered for International shipments. USPS priority is the only service offered for domestic shipments.