vandiermen:
I have tried these postcodes 0820 0885 0822; not working with V2.2.0 V2.1.1
I think it would help a LOT if you mention what the actual problem is, before explaining what you have tried in order to fix it. :-)
Each storename/postcode creates a new database entry, each with a new 60 day trial period
vandiermen:
ecolitecandles.com.au
paid 3 or 4 days ago; but http://www.ozpost.net/postage.php?flags=expires&host=EcoLite+Candles&fromcode=0885
This link curently shows 58 days until expiry.
EcoLite Candles/4870 shows 1095 days until expiry.
This means at the time of registration I identified EcoLite Candles/4870 as being the actively used store rather than the specified EcoLite Candles/0885 ... (Actually, that would have been the only active one at the time, because if I'd identified multiple combos for the same store I would have updated both records, which I have now done).
In any case, this doesn't explain what the problem is, because with 60 days or 1000+ days subscription this aspect of things isn't going to make any difference.
vandiermen:
Server Returned:
Error0.00-1Invalid input Data [Suburb error]
74.55.148.130
Wed Dec 15, 2010 19:07 (SA Server Time)
18:07 (NT Store Time)
0.00 0.00
BAGOT N/A
60
I've reformatted the relevent part of your debug (above) to help make it a little easier to read:
Firstly the error:
Invalid input Data [Suburb error]
This can be either the store origin suburb, or the destination suburb..
The "74.55.148.130" indicates the server IP address (prep work for multiple servers rather than simple redundant servers)
**Wed Dec 15, 2010 19:07 (SA Server Time)
18:07 (NT Store Time) **
These lines are pretty obvious :-)
The servertime is used for logging purposes, the Storetime is used to ensure next day delivery deadlines match the store timezone
**
BAGOT N/A**
These are the origin suburb and destination suburb (ok, not exactly obviious until informed). In this case a destination suburb cannot be found** (N/A)**, this can be caused be a lack of a destination postcode, or an invalid postcode.
EcoLite Candles/820 (BAGOT) was the store origin used with this particular test.
The final entry "**60" **is the subscription remaining days, in this case it was the same day you started using this particular storename/postcode combo.
SO, if the destination suburb is your problem you'll need to ensure that you are testing with valid destination postcodes. This has gotten a lot stricter over the last couple of versions due to inaccuracies with single postcodes covering multiple suburbs.
If you find valid postcodes that still don't seem to work please let me know which ones and I'll take another look.
As for the store/origin postcode, sooner or later you'll settle on one or another (most people don't get this choice), and sooner or later I'll match whatever is settled upon with the data from the records that were subscribed with.
vandiermen:
V2.2.0 on 1.3.8a does not echo shipping module name; I am still using old ozpost update_product.php collect_info.php; and that still seems fine.
Where is it that you are not seeing this? (a screenshot may be helpful.. or not.. ). LOL
vandiermen:
I am still using old ozpost update_product.php collect_info.php; and that still seems fine.
The update_product.php collect_info.php and other files under /admin never need updating between ozpost module versions. They may require updates with zencart versions though (but to be perfectly honest, I don't recall when I last updated them).
Oh, and please remember that when switching between versions it is imperitive that you click the remove/install button sequence in order to keep the database syncronised with the files.
Cheers
Rod