earlier u questioned why 11 lbs were showing instead of the 4 actual lbs in cart. Something in the file may use the same thing as shipping boxes manager
earlier u questioned why 11 lbs were showing instead of the 4 actual lbs in cart. Something in the file may use the same thing as shipping boxes manager
Try adding sort orders to your shipping modules that are unique and greater than 0 and put UPSXML before FedEx ... does this stop it from changing the weight for UPSXML?
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i believe it has something to do with this line from upsxml
When i added shipping boxes manager to advanced shipper this line did the same thingCode:$upsQuote = $this->_upsGetQuote(); if ((is_array($upsQuote)) && (sizeof($upsQuote) > 0)) { if (DIMENSIONS_SUPPORTED) { $this->quotes = array('id' => $this->code, 'module' => $this->title . ' (' . $this->boxCount . ($this->boxCount > 1 ? ' pkg(s), ' : ' pkg, ') . $totalWeight . ' ' . strtolower($this->unit_weight) . ' total)'); } else { $this->quotes = array('id' => $this->code, 'module' => $this->title . ' (' . $shipping_num_boxes . ($this->boxCount > 1 ? ' pkg(s) x ' : ' pkg x ') . number_format($shipping_weight,2) . ' ' . strtolower($this->unit_weight) . ' total)'); }
But changing to this fixed that in advanced shipper.Code:$sba_shipping_weight = ceil($sba_box_cubic/139) + $sba_shipping_weight;
so that is why i think same thing happening nowCode:$sba_shipping_weight = ceil($sba_shipping_weight);
i figured it out, but dont know why it effected upsxml.
this was in ups.php
changing to this fixed it for both.Code:$sba_shipping_weight = ceil($sba_box_cubic/139) + $sba_shipping_weight;
Code:$sba_shipping_weight = ceil($sba_shipping_weight);
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