One-Page Checkout [Support Thread]

[dbltoe]

Since OPC 2.0.0 and later have been found to work with ZipShip, are you receiving any debug files in the logs directory? If so, enter them here using the # sign above.

[lat9]

Hi

Have installed latest version of OPC and am having issues with zipship module. When you first arrive at the checkout page it correctly displays a delivery rate, however if you update the shipping address postcode it then incorrectly says 'The delivery/shipping fee cannot be determined at this time' .

I just tried this (OPC 2.0.4, ZC 1.5.5f, ZipShip v2.0.1, responsive_classic template) without issue. I placed an item into my cart, clicked the "Checkout" button and then clicked "Guest Checkout" on the OPC-modified login screen.

Started out with guest zipcode as one value ("supported" by ZipShip); shipping cost properly displayed. Changed the guest zipcode to another one within the ZipShip configuration (but with a different price) and the shipping-cost was correctly updated upon pressing the "Save" button from the OPC's main screen.

Was the issue you found during "normal" checkout?

Note: I just tried "normal" checkout without issue.

[royaldave]

Since OPC 2.0.0 and later have been found to work with ZipShip, are you receiving any debug files in the logs directory? If so, enter them here using the # sign above.

Sorry please ignore, realised it was my issues.

However, if anyone can help - as part of my zipship implementation I hardcode a list of cities into the checkout page as a select so that the user can't pick anything we don't deliver to. The zipcode is updated based on their selection. I could get this to work with earlier OPC but am struggling now that the billing and shipping are on the same page. I more or less have it working the way I want except that when I select a shipping city it keeps coming back with the 'Your City must contain a minimum of 2 characters.'


If someone could visit my test site and tell me what I'm doing wrong - tearing my hair out ...

http://61.245.139.145/zencart

[royaldave]

Let me ask another hopefully easier question.

As we only deliver locally I wish to hardcode the country in shipping address. I have modified tpl_modules_opc_address_block.php so that it outputs a hidden field instead of the country selection -

<input type="hidden" name="zone_country_id[ship]" id="country-ship" value="13" />

However this value is not getting passed through so I am getting the warning about needing to select a country. Can anyone suggest what I am missing?

http://61.245.139.145/zencart

[lat9]

Let me ask another hopefully easier question.

As we only deliver locally I wish to hardcode the country in shipping address. I have modified tpl_modules_opc_address_block.php so that it outputs a hidden field instead of the country selection -

<input type="hidden" name="zone_country_id[ship]" id="country-ship" value="13" />

However this value is not getting passed through so I am getting the warning about needing to select a country. Can anyone suggest what I am missing?

http://61.245.139.145/zencart

That hidden input is most likely being "overwritten" by the base form's address-selection. Note also that the module you identified is used to create both the shipping and billing address, so the warning about needing to select a country might be associated with the zone_country_id[bill] value.

[lat9]

That hidden input is most likely being "overwritten" by the base form's address-selection. Note also that the module you identified is used to create both the shipping and billing address, so the warning about needing to select a country might be associated with the zone_country_id[bill] value.

Rather than make store-specific changes to the OPC's templates, you should define a "Zone" that includes only your ship-to country and restrict your shipping module(s) to be active for that defined zone.

[royaldave]

That hidden input is most likely being "overwritten" by the base form's address-selection. Note also that the module you identified is used to create both the shipping and billing address, so the warning about needing to select a country might be associated with the zone_country_id[bill] value.

No, I put an if statement in there so that the billing input is left normal.

[lat9]

Rather than make store-specific changes to the OPC's templates, you should define a "Zone" that includes only your ship-to country and restrict your shipping module(s) to be active for that defined zone.

No, I put an if statement in there so that the billing input is left normal.

Did you try the above suggestion that I made?

[royaldave]

Did you try the above suggestion that I made?

No, must admit not sure how to do that. That said I am more interested in your prior comment -

That hidden input is most likely being "overwritten" by the base form's address-selection

To this person who is pretty rubbish at forms, what does this mean, and where would I look to correct this ?

[lat9]

No, must admit not sure how to do that. That said I am more interested in your prior comment -

That hidden input is most likely being "overwritten" by the base form's address-selection

To this person who is pretty rubbish at forms, what does this mean, and where would I look to correct this ?

You need to "View Source" when the checkout_one page is presented (that's Ctrl+U on FireFox) to see if there are multiple inputs named zone_country_id[ship].

Setting up an AU Zone for shipping is fairly simple (although multi-step):

Localizations->Zone Definitions, click Insert. Zone Name: AU Shipping Zone Description: Limit shipping to AU-only, press Enter.
Now, click the Details button associated with that Zone Definition: Country: AU Zone: All Zones (some versions of Zen Cart show this as Please select), press Enter.

Now navigate to Modules->Shipping. Select each of your active shipping modules and set the Shipping Zone to AU Shipping. That will enable those shipping selections to be active only when the ship-to address is in Australia.