What do you mean? It looks like it's displaying right on your site.![]()
What do you mean? It looks like it's displaying right on your site.![]()
previously the zip code was l4w1s2 instead of 14w1s2, but I corrected it and it didn't make a difference.
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If you look at my screen capture again you'll notice it is formatted slightly different.
Mine shows "ON, Canada"
Are you using the right fields for everything?
Can't really mess it up, pretty sure it's right.
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I'm confused. If anyone has any ideas why it's working for me and not for bpoilspill let me know.
Enable xml debug mode so I can have at look at the request.
Last edited by bpoilspill; 29 Aug 2011 at 03:43 AM.
It just seems to start acting weird when you change the address at step 1 of checkout.
Edit: Like it seems to only work when,
1st. Change address
2nd. Go to cart change the quantity of something or add something
Then it updates with the right rates
It just doesn't seem like it changes rates from just switching addresses on step 1 of checkout.
Last edited by bpoilspill; 29 Aug 2011 at 03:50 AM.
Yeah pretty sure it doesn't update the right rates by switching addresses on step 1 of checkout. I mean it's not really a big deal as 95% of the customers will only associate 1 address per account, but it should recalculate the rates when theres an address change, and not by just changing something in the cart.
Open usps.php (from v1.2) in an editor and go to line 602
Add 1 line:
So it should look like:PHP Code:
global $order;
It's the cache system not realising the address update. I will post an update shortly.PHP Code:
function _getCacheKey() {
global $order;
static $key;
Now I wonder why I didn't find this on my test system!
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