natrium42

Yes: http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/6934

If it's just paper, you could send it as documents. Otherwise, if your package is 2cm in thickness or lower, there is Light Packets Air. It's only available at the postal office or via PayPal shipping: https://www.paypal.com/ca/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_ship-now There is an automatic shipping labels mod for PayPal, just look under my contributions.

Is this returned when you ship through the Canada Post website? If yes, then it could certainly be parsed out.

PayPal doesn't return it unfortunately. But there are two ways that it could be done: (1) Route PayPal emails to a script that parses out the tracking number and updates the order (2) Use phpOCR or similar to read the tracking number from the GIF label

The solution is:0.- Search "usps shipping labels" in contributions resulting in http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/1498

Sure, you can modify it as it's open source. I would add USPS, but I don't have a US Paypal account to test with :S

Why do you have notifySender* enabled but no senderEmail specified?

They seem to have some kind of outages with their servers. I wasn't even able to login from the Canada Post website for some time. It just said that password is wrong... But it's working again now. Always check first if you can login manually to see if it's a problem on their end.

According to the error, products_dim_type column doesn't exist.

There is no API for shipping, however I made a PayPal labels module for osC 2.x which uses their web interface that you might be able to adapt.

OK, so there are two separate and independent shipping parts in osCommerce: 1. shipping module: quotes prices to your customers 2. shipping labels module: lets you print labels from the admin backend You said that for 1. zone rates works well for you. Now as far as I understand you used to ship the orders from paypal.com? Because that's actually eBay shipping, none of the other payment processors have that. This is where 2. comes into play. There are two modules worth looking into for your case: usps shipping labels (should work out of the box) PayPal Automated Labels (would have to be adjusted to work with USPS) Once you install one of these mods, you'll be able to ship directly from admin.

What does shipping have to do with your payment processor? Also, bumping is against board rules.

I don't recommend using this module, since it's not being updated and since it's an unnecessary Frankenstein-mix of the following two modules: CanadaPost Shipping Module for showing your customers all available options and rates Canada Post Automated Labels for generating shipping labels in your backend It's better to use those directly as they are more recent and each is updated at its own pace. If you want to also ship Canada Post Light Packets Air, you can do so via the PayPal Automated Labels module, as this is not available directly though Canada Post website. If your shipping rates with Canada Post aren't great, you could use eShipper Integration Module in your backend for better rates when generating labels (this applies to Regular, Expedited, Xpresspost and Priority). Try eShipper quotes first to see if their rates are better. If starting from scratch, I would probably go with the free Magento eCommerce solution. osCommerce is too dated...

Whoops, looks like I missed to include the changes to admin/includes/functions/ship_canadapost.php You need to add this function at the end of that file: function cp_post_var($var) { if(get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { return stripslashes($_POST[$var]); } else { return $HTTP_POST_VARS[$var]; } } I fixed this in the package with version 1.2.3.

The Estimated Shipping Costs mod does just this.