Re: ups quickcost [repost]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
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texte = Thank YOU!!!!! Saint Nicolas!!!Nicolas Verhaeghe wrote:> > Nicolas: > > > > in your example, where are you getting [UPSprod] from? > > Well, > > I have a little database with these products. I only have 6 products to > choose from. I use the UPS Quick cost to see if this or this product is > available or not and let them appear, with their cost, on the page where my > customers choose their shipping solution. > > GDNCOM : UPS Ground Commercial > Residential is cheaper, but UPS usually asks the destinated company to pay > an overfee if the UPS Ground product is wrong. To avoid this, I decided to > make Ground Commercial a default for all UPS Ground products. > > Other services: > 2DA : 2nd day air (USA) > 1DA : Next day air (USA) > STD : Canada standard (Canada) > XPD : Worldwide Expedited (world) > XPR : Worldwide Express (most industrialized countries) > > There are many many more services, but actually these 6 do the jobs for > everybody around the wold and in North America. > > Go to the UPS Site to extract the list of the country codes (It has to be > the two letter codification). > > Note: Zip Codes have to be correct: either be a valid US or Canadian Zip > Code, or be spelled correctly. Example: Canadians usually write their zip > code: XXX XXX (with a space), while the UPS QuickCost only accepts it in > the form: XXXXXX. > > Using [convertchars db=^CleanCard.db]...[/convertchars] (place your > CleanCard.db in the Globals folder) will do the job in cleaning the zip > code. > > If the zip code is still not ok, use a default zipcode for that country, > since shipping to northern New Zealand or Southern New Zealand from Russia > does not make a big difference. > > Have fun. > > PS: there should be a solution for USPS and FedEx too. Please share your > work! > > Sincerely, > > Nicolas Verhaeghe > Web Admnistrator - Web Designer > http://www.irez.com - iREZ Video Products > http://www.easysharenet.com - EasyShare Network & USB Products > http://www.partec.com - PAR Technologies, Inc. > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. > To end your Mail problems go to
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Thank YOU!!!!! Saint Nicolas!!!Nicolas Verhaeghe wrote:> > Nicolas: > > > > in your example, where are you getting [UPSprod] from? > > Well, > > I have a little database with these products. I only have 6 products to > choose from. I use the UPS Quick cost to see if this or this product is > available or not and let them appear, with their cost, on the page where my > customers choose their shipping solution. > > GDNCOM : UPS Ground Commercial > Residential is cheaper, but UPS usually asks the destinated company to pay > an overfee if the UPS Ground product is wrong. To avoid this, I decided to > make Ground Commercial a default for all UPS Ground products. > > Other services: > 2DA : 2nd day air (USA) > 1DA : Next day air (USA) > STD : Canada standard (Canada) > XPD : Worldwide Expedited (world) > XPR : Worldwide Express (most industrialized countries) > > There are many many more services, but actually these 6 do the jobs for > everybody around the wold and in North America. > > Go to the UPS Site to extract the list of the country codes (It has to be > the two letter codification). > > Note: Zip Codes have to be correct: either be a valid US or Canadian Zip > Code, or be spelled correctly. Example: Canadians usually write their zip > code: XXX XXX (with a space), while the UPS QuickCost only accepts it in > the form: XXXXXX. > > Using [convertchars db=^CleanCard.db]...[/convertchars] (place your > CleanCard.db in the Globals folder) will do the job in cleaning the zip > code. > > If the zip code is still not ok, use a default zipcode for that country, > since shipping to northern New Zealand or Southern New Zealand from Russia > does not make a big difference. > > Have fun. > > PS: there should be a solution for USPS and FedEx too. Please share your > work! > > Sincerely, > > Nicolas Verhaeghe > Web Admnistrator - Web Designer > http://www.irez.com - iREZ Video Products > http://www.easysharenet.com - EasyShare Network & USB Products > http://www.partec.com - PAR Technologies, Inc. > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. > To end your Mail problems go to . > > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to ------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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