gee38l:
Hey All,
I have just updated my old aus post module to the latest austpost.. i seem to be having an odd problem.
First off i noticed that when i log into an existing account and purchase something i get an error
(ERROR:Unable to obtain a valid quote from the Australia Post Server.
You may still checkout using this method and we will contact you with postage costs as soon as possible.)
Not sure what that'd be. A temporary network glitch, user address in the existing account doesn't have a valid mail address or country code. The possibilities are endless.
gee38l:
I have FEC checkout installed and i scroll down and there are shipping options available so it seems the cheapest option is not being selected first.
I've no idea what the "FEC checkout" is or does.
The selection of the cheapest shipping option isn't a function of the shipping modules. It is a function of the zencart core code.
gee38l:
After some more testing if i add soemthing to the cart as a new customer and create an account it seems to work and the cheapest shipping is selected and no error is shown....
There are two different issues at play here. They may or may not be related.
gee38l:
I have it set up as dimesnions of 30,30,30 and weight in kgs.
Of course, we all instinctinctively know what "it" is. <wink>
gee38l:
My website is www.truwater.com.au...
Anyone have any idea what the problem is?
Just went to your site. Added the first item I saw to the cart. Didn't get any errors or problems. However, I'm not an 'existing' customer, and you have already stated that it works fine as a new customer, which effectively means I can't really debug it for you.
However, the first thing I'd be checking is the user data of the existing users, or at least the ones giving you trouble.
The AustPost module needs a country code, and if AU, a postcode.
If either of these are missing you'll get the quotation error.
It may be possible that the data is valid, but that it hadn't been initialised at the time of the quote request. Off hand I can't think of a situation where this might occur, but it is something to consider.
Hope this is of some help.
Cheers
RodG