dreamscape

Thanks I will re-download that last posted version and take a closer look. If something is wrong with one of my contributions, I like to work to a solution. I don't consider this belaboring ;)

They show up fine in Firefox 1.0

you change it in the dynamic mopics CSS file

the doc files are in HTML. Open the install.html in a web browser to correctly view it.

This works well for a temporary fix, which is why I put that "curl -d -k if you have SSL issues" comment in the code. However, you really should look or encourage your system admin to look into updating the curl certificate bundles on the server. It is not that the DHL cert is invalid. It is very much valid. it is just that some servers do not "trust" it because those servers have old bundles they look at to determine if something should be trusted or not. Updating your curl cert bundles is not that difficult to do. ;) You can also get SSL issues if Curl or OpenSSL was incorrectly installed or configured, in which case, again I'd suggest encouraging your system admin to fix the problem, while using something like this as a temporary solution.

It may be a little overkill, but my MZMT shipping module will do this for you. You'd setup your table using the count method to be "0:100%" (which translates to $1 per item [100% of the number of items]) Then, depending on what you want ($3 for 1 item, $4 for 2 items, $5 for 3 items, etc... --or-- $4 for 1 item, $5 for 2 items, $6 for 3 items, etc...), you would set the handling fee for the table to be either $2 or $3 http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

Hi Steve, My MZMT shipping module will easily do what you are looking for: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

I just downloaded it and it works fine. Make you unstuff it with a program that can handle both Gzip compression and Tar archives (.tar.gz is a tar archive that has been gzipped).

Chris is right. The weights are in whole weight units, being either like a pound or a kilogram. You have to convert from ounces to pounds (divide by 16): .03 oz = .03/16 = .001875 You need to enter .001875 into the weight, not .03

1. search contributions for MZMT 2. Download & install it 3. Setup the config for 3 zones and 1 table each 4. Setup an EU Geo Zone and a UK Geo Zone (read the instructions for help here). 5. Set up a flat rate in each table (read instructions for example of doing flat rates). :)

you cannot do that with AIM, or at least I don't think you can. You want the Simple Integration Method. I believe that authorize.net module that comes with osCommerce uses the SIM method.

The module doesn't calculate weight, osCommerce does. The module just uses the weight osCommerce passes to it. If you have your max package weight at 70 pounds, you need to download the latest version, which fixes a bug in previous versions where multiple packages were not being handled correctly.

the extension should be .tar.gz and winzip should be able to open and extract gzipped (.gz), tarball (.tar), and gzipped tarball (.tar.gz) files

There are already some modules that will do what you want. This one will. You can set up as many zones as you want, as many tables as you want, and you can make the shipping a percentage if you want http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

the extension is .tar.gz

yes, very easily with this module: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571 be careful on the tables in it though, as they are not written in the same way the osCommerce tables are written (just be sure to read over the readme on writing tables and you'll be ok)

Hi, I am the author of this module. I have discontinued it because it had a number of problems and did not work well for everyone. Though it was a good start, I released a much much better and more flexible version. So much changed & improved that I released it under a new name, "MultiGeoZone MultiTable" shipping: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

Yes it is a .tar.gz package. You will need to unpack it with a program that can ungzip and unpack a tar archive. Winzip should be able to do this.

Yes, not only have I used it many times successfully in many different scenarios, but I'm also the author ;) If you get stuck on something, feel free to email or PM me. Wrapping your head around this module *can* be a little confusing at first, but once you get it, it is actually a very powerful and flexible shipping module.

All of these problems can be solved using this shipping module: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571 email or PM me if you need help setting it up. It can be a bit confusing at first, but it is a very powerful and flexible shipping module ;)

You can use this for that: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571 And actually you can use the above linked module to solve any of the problems that came up in this thread ;)

You can use this to do that: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571 will do the trick (be careful to the info on the tables, as they are created slightly differently than the standard osc table)

you should be able to do what you need to with MZMT http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,2571

If you're not using the countries then I suggest removing them. If you even need them in the future, you can add them back in ;)