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- Join Date:
- Jan 2007
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ozpost shipping module
vandiermen:
Yes the Demo account is working.
Ergo, there is nothing amiss with the code.
vandiermen:
I believe it is caused by TNTs changes over the last couple of weeks.
I'm not going to rule this out, but it seems VERY VERY UNLIKELY! What evidence do you have to believe this is the cause?
vandiermen:
They have asked me to email them with the calculator code.
On the same token, I asked you to try resetting the primealt credentials. Did you do that yet?
I also suggested: if you've recently updated to ozpost V3.5.2 you could try performing the uninstall/install keypress sequence
Did you try that yet?
I'm not trying to give you are hard time or make things difficult for you here, but the error message clearly states
"Username and password combination is incorrect". This isn't a 'generic' error message, it is very specific, and as you have confirmed the code works when it is provided valid credentials. It seems that it is only primealt that is having a problem. I see no reason for anyone (including you) to waste time to follow up on extremely remote possibilities until this very likely probably has been well and truly eliminated.
I'd even go as far to suggesting you change the password (on both the TNT rtt site as well as the ozpost settings) to see if that makes a difference).
This, and the other suggestions I've made will take just a few minutes. The idea that the code is at fault for one particular customer only and that the fault is in the code rather than the credentials takes a huge step of imagination. I envision that both I and the TNT technical people could waste weeks of time looking for a non existent fault (these are always the hardest to find).
vandiermen:
They have asked me to email them with the calculator code. Do you have anything you would recommend sending them.
IF we can verify that it is a coding issue, rather than something amiss with the credentials, and IF I am unable to isolate the problem myself, then, and only then will I be prepared to share my code with the TNT technicians. This isn't something that I can simply cut 'n' paste. It is integrated into the server code, which means many hours of work to 'de-integrate' it into something that can be used for standalone testing and debugging. There's a ton of things I can do before I would even consider going to such an extreme measure. Most notably, I'd be requesting a copy of the account credentials so that I can perform my own testing and debugging (which will require that the password be changed after I've done testing anyway), so that takes us back to my current suggestions.. Change the password.
Again, I'm not trying to give you a hard time, and as always, I'm willing to go to almost any length to solve the problem, but I'm NOT going to go providing code to the TNT people and have them running around in circles unless I have very good reason to do so. I currently don't have that reason.
If you can't find/fix the problem by resetting the password, then just provide me with the credentials being used (PM or email please), and I'll take it from there.
I don't need the login details for the store (so please don't supply them). All I need are the TNT details (account#, username & password).
I can promise you that I'll have this sorted long before the TNT guys will. There is no reason for you to be the man in the middle as that will simply prolong the issue.
Cheers
Rod
ps. The last time I 'shared' my code with Zenners, it was hacked and used in a manner that is/was ultimately detrimental to everyone (especially me). I'm not going to make the same mistake twice. If anyone here wishes to create their own TNT module they'll need to do their own research for the API details and ways to implement it. I value the time and effort I put into this, even if others don't. (I'm not suggesting or implying that this is your intent, but I'm sure there are at least one or two people around here that would have no qualms in screwing me over again)