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auctionblox

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  1. ...and the subtotal (cost) of the items in the cart.
  2. Please post the fixed shipping module settings that you have defined.
  3. This is because there is one file in the contribution that REPLACES an existing file. Make sure that you replace this file, and the error will go away. I think the file is split_results.php or something like that.
  4. AuctionBlox version 2.0 available from the osCommerce downloads section can be used manually and only manually. There is no connection to the AuctionBlox or to eBay. It allows you to enter your eBay sales and then your buyer can checkout through your store and you can upsell other items. The included User's Guide details how to use the system manually. The newer version that you make mention of is not available from the osCommerce downloads section.
  5. Are you using your email address for testing purposes? If you also have "BCC email address" set to your email address, this will result in 2 emails. This is because you are sending an invoice to yourself as a buyer, and a copy of the invoice to yourself as the seller.
  6. You're right...I'll look to modify this for the next version. Thanks for the heads up! :)
  7. No....It really has nothing to do with whether it is an eBay item or an osCommerce item. It's been a while since I looked at the logic, but I think what happens is that it uses the first item to determine the shipping amount and then uses the additional shipping amount *defined for each other item* as the additional shipping amount. There can of course be some additional logic in there to select the item with the largest shipping cost, but I think it currently just picks the first item in the shopping cart. As I mentioned before, the source is available, and should be simple to modify for your needs.
  8. No, it charges shipping on the first item, and then the "additional_shipping" amount for each additional item. (Similar to how it works on eBay.)
  9. For the record, that statement is not true. eBay Auction Manager was a contribution written entirely by me over a period of 10 months. So, please be courteous and give appropriate credit. Thank you.
  10. Hi Troy, The problem is that fixed shipping does not take item attributes into account. Quite a few people use it in conjunction with Master Products (which simply creates a new product ID for a subordinate product). You might try that. Alternatively, modifying fixed shipping to take item attribute into account should not be difficult. I have long thought about making fixed shipping an independent contribution. It's just finding the time...
  11. This error is a configuration setting in your php.ini file. Almost all php installations allow pass by reference. You can use this contribution without subscription. If you wish to uninstall it, then you have to trace the install steps backwards.
  12. Yes, eBay Auction Manager supports all eBay listing types including eBay Stores, eBay Motors, fixed, dutch, chinese auctions ...
  13. The Fixed Shipping module that comes with this contribution allows you to specify fixed shipping charges for your store items as well. You can define domestic, domestic additional, global and global additional shipping charges for each item in your store. Then, you can select whether to offer this shipping method in the store and for auctions, or just for eBay auctions. It won't interfere with normal shipping modules if you disable this for store items.
  14. True... There are 2 support forums listed in the EAM installation. You need to visit the other one for help with commercial services. The discussion of commercial services is not allowed in the osCommerce forums. HTH
  15. This has been discussed many times -- why pay eBay fees? Bottomline, people list on eBay to drive traffic to their site. There is no better marketing engine than eBay.
  16. No reply is necessary. I answered this question via PM.
  17. I'm not convinced you have to add it to the payment module at all. It depends on whether your payment module works like PayPal where it processes payment AFTER the order is placed. If your payment module works like the other credit card modules where the payment is part of the order process, then nothing need be done. FWIW, the only thing that particular statement does is mark the auction sale as "Checked Out". So, insert a test sale and pay for it using your payment module. After you checkout, if the sale was moved from "Not Checked Out" to "Checked Out", then you are all set.
  18. Hi Don, Regarding which forum to use, I don't take offense. :) However, there are some osCommerce guidelines that we all must abide. So, if you're talking about 3.0, then please go to the auctionblox forums. Our goal is to support you, not to make you "feel like a moron". If you are intalling 3.0, then ensure that you have installed 3.0, SR1 and SR2 in that order. Version 2.0 does not have the "Download listings" link so that particular issue would be version specific. Other than that particular feature are there other items that are not working for you? This could help us figure out whether it is a configuration issue or exactly what. Version 2.0 has been pretty well baked which is why it has been released on osc.
  19. cdi-buy, You need to install the 3.0 service releases from the site as well. Please remember though that this forum is for the 2.0 release that is on the osCommerce site. If you need support for a later release, you should be posting on the forums at auctionblox. A link to the forum location is in the contribution download.
  20. Please try to find the offending line so that we can help you. You can do this buy commenting out sections of the code until you find the one line that is failing.
  21. You're using PayPal Shopping Cart IPN. We are referring to PayPal IPN 0.981 (also a contribution). You can use PayPal Shopping Cart IPN with your installation. If you search through the PayPal SC IPN support forum, Greg posted the suggested EAM change for his contribution.
  22. An alternative to using the current auctions contribution is simply to use the eBay merchant kit. It does essentially the same thing as this, but is approved by eBay. I am considering updating current auctions to use this method at some point. As for your question about legality, current auctions is technically against eBay policy. But, it is widely used, so it appears at least that eBay is not pursuing the issue. This may be simply because they have no way of proving that the eBay seller is the one pulling the data. On the other hand, when you use scraping to perform activities such as getting your "My eBay" info, then eBay has your user ID and password information. You have established your identity, and it would make it easier for eBay to suspend accounts that do this. Whether they *have* taken this action, I do not know...
  23. Veral, I asked this question in the PayPal thread. Greg's response is right below. http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?sho...80entry344277
  24. Greg, Can you remind me again where in the contribution for eBay Auction Manager I need to put the $cart->reset($insert_id) call where $insert_id is the order ID? I recall you said it was in 2 places in 1.7, but not sure with 2.0 Thanks, AM
  25. Just to clarify, that this page is automatically submitted, so in most cases the user does not see this page before they are taken to PayPal. (You can equate this page to the behavior you see on PayPal where it says: "If you see this page for more that 5 seconds, click here.")
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