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  1. Rex did this actually hide the module ? any chance of the coding you used - I am having difficulty getting it to hide. Geoff
  2. found it - sorry must be that sort of day Geoff
  3. has this contrib disappeared ? Auspost v2.02 I cannot find it ? Geoff - of course it could just be me !
  4. Great now I will probably use it :-) Geoff
  5. eg - THIS IS OFF THE TOP OF THE HEAD using the same process in the example you quoted - replace line 26 with this statement <?php $this->enabled = ((MODULE_SHIPPING_TABLE_STATUS == 'True') ? true : false); if ( ($this->enabled == true) && ($shipping_weight->info['total'] >= 100) ) { $this->enabled = false; } ?>
  6. you could always change the very similar looking code in the shipping module to do the same as this. eg line 6 in table.php make reference to the weight. Bit of code change might / should give similar outcome. I am a trial and error person and don't wish to break my shop just yet :-) Geoff
  7. I understand that if the shipping option is available to an area thru your setup then it cannot be hidden. You basically need to set the shipping to an amount that won't be selected by the purchaser Geoff
  8. found this http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contri...ch,create+order might work Geoff
  9. This was discussed a week or 10 days ago, the code changes were put up to set Aud as default, I don't think therre was any change in the paypal IPN module that was changed to have Aud in the admin section of Osc. You also neeed to go to paypal to set Aud as default. You should find it fairly easily Geoff
  10. free shipping - there is a local delivery contribution, that I can't get to work with Australian postcodes but it may work for you ? Geoff
  11. try here http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?sho...us+notification Geoff
  12. Interesting legal point I suppose ie the Paypal rules, in Australia the retailer is allowed by law to charge a surcharge on CC transactions (in a bid to drive down interbank fees and stimulate competition). If Paypal is operating in Australia they may well be required to comply with Australian law. Perhaps the module could do with a "handling fee" being built into it as some of the shipping modules do, this would be transparent to Paypal and allow the retailer to recoup some of these charges. I agree that most customers find the idea of a surcharge disagreeable some smaller businesses basically cannot afford to carry such CC fees as Paypal charge. At the end of the day what needs to be transparent is the final cost of the goods in your hot hand. sorry drifted off original query a bit Geoff
  13. I have seen a number of threads related to the checkout_success page, you could probably call the order there ? do a search on this and perhaps you can find the code or get additional ideas good luck Geoff
  14. The email invoice sent out includes the order number, advise them in the email to reference the order number, you can also set up so that you receive a copy of the invoice for your records. You can update any details from within the admin of Osc and resend additional or further information (tho this could be messy) Here is a copy of invoice created Telepoint ------------------------------------------------------ Order Number: 53 Detailed Invoice: http://www.telepoint.biz/shop/account_hist...php?order_id=53 Date Ordered: Monday 17 January, 2005 Products ------------------------------------------------------ 1 x Mainboard p4vt8+ (p4vt8+) = $70.00 ------------------------------------------------------ Sub-Total: $70.00 Australian Express Postage (This option is the quickest. It is for uninsured delivery using express post or couriers. There is a tracking number.): $9.50 Total: $79.50 Delivery Address ------------------------------------------------------ test bluebottle 123 street name Telegraph Point, 2441 NSW, Australia Billing Address ------------------------------------------------------ test bluebottle 123 street name Telegraph Point, 2441 NSW, Australia Payment Method ------------------------------------------------------ Bank Transfer Payment - preferred method Please use the following details to transfer your total order value: Account No.: dgdgdgdgdggddd BSB Number: 112879 Account Name: hdhdhdhdhdhdhd Bank Name: St George Bank Swift Code: Thanks for your order which will ship immediately we receive payment in the above account. If you wish, you may send an advisory email indicating the date payment was made and quoting the Invoice number and goods description. This will help process your order quickly. Geoff
  15. this contribution creates a payment option of "bank transfer" in your payment section. You provide your bank details and the information is relayed to the purchaser as part of the order checkout and as part of confirming email. They make the deposit using netbank or whatever, you can use the preconfigured emails to provide advice of payment being received and goods being shipped http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contri.../search,ausbank the contrib is for Australia, it is pretty straight forward to install and use Geoff
  16. It was answered :-) An additional question was asked about charges, this is best ascertained by looking at the appropriate site, in this case paypal and / or the question askers bank ?
  17. a chargeback is when the buyer advises theur CC provider that the transaction may have been fraudulent and asks for their money back, the provider will generally allows go with their customer, you need to have good records to contest it. also try www.paypal.com and www.yourbank.com
  18. not totally sure but in the includes/modules/payment/paypal_ipn.php file go to about line 450 if (MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPAL_IPN_CURRENCY == 'Selected Currency') { $my_currency = $currency; } else { $my_currency = substr(MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPAL_IPN_CURRENCY, 5); } if (!in_array($my_currency, array('CAD', 'EUR', 'GBP', 'JPY', 'USD', 'AUS', ))) { $my_currency = 'USD'; line 253 change $my_currency = substr(MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPAL_IPN_CURRENCY, 5); to $my_currency = substr(MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPAL_IPN_CURRENCY, 3); (not totally sure here I think the 3 refers to the order of currecny line 256 $my_currency = 'USD'; to $my_currency = 'GBP'; Also in your paypal account make sure that your default currency is GBP better back it up first Geoff
  19. Hi what I have done is create a module similar to the direct bank deposit module. This allows customer to select payment method of paypal or direct deposit. The information needed to make the paypal payment is provided in the checkout process. They then receive the osc email advising that I am waiting for payment confirmation. When I get the paypal confirmation of payment I proceed by updating the oSc invoice until it is shipped. This does not send them directly to paypal but provides info to get them there Geoff
  20. Don't suppose anyone has come up with a table rate to cover the options in auspost ? Host will not allow remote file access for security reasons and I would like to use this module rather then a mix of table rates - far more accurate Geoff
  21. I would appreciate any feedback on this issue, the auspost module accesses a remote file at the Aus Post server to enable the calculation of the freight costs, this is then fed into the invoice / final shipped price. My host will not enable the <fopen? command as this, as I understand can compromise the security of his server as the remote file might be a nasty executable of some sort. Any thoughts at all ? thanks Geof
  22. geoffwin

    Flat Rate

    the package tare weight is added to the total product weight, best to set this to zero as it can distort the final calculated weight (unless perhaps you have a uniform product and packaging ) I set mine to zero and make a mental adjustment to my product description that takes in account the packaging weight. Geoff
  23. Thanks for any advice I am trying to use the auspost contribution but this is proving difficult because my host will not enable fopen as they have no control over what the remote URL may present to them. Is anyone using this contribution successfully ? Did you have the fopen problem, how was it resolved ? Geoff
  24. Hi Craig did you get any feedback or additional info to this query ? I am trying to allow for free shipping to local postcodes but I do not wish this option to appear at all unless the delivery address is a local postcode. thanks Geoff
  25. here is the link http://www2.ebay.com/aw/marketing-au.shtml#2005-01-04200717 and here is the wording ***PayPal.com accepts payments in Australian dollars *** Date: 04/01/05 Time: 08:10:31 PM EST PayPal today announced that it accepts payments in Australian dollars on PayPal.com. Australian users can now send and receive payments in the local currency, eliminating the need to convert currency and pay costly exchange fees for purchases or sales. PayPal enables any individual or business with an email address to securely, easily and quickly send and receive payments online. It is free to open an account and send money using PayPal, with modest fees applying to Premier and Business accounts, or those accounts that accept credit card payments. Australian PayPal merchants who receive money from within Australia will pay introductory fees as low as 1.4% to 2.4% plus $0.40 per transaction, depending on monthly payment volume. To send a payment in Australian dollars, simply go to the Send Money tab after logging into PayPal and select "Australian Dollars" as your preferred currency, or click on the PayPal logo included in many sellers? eBay.com.au listings. To receive a payment, existing PayPal members will have to manually accept their first Australian Dollar payment in order to open a new currency balance; future AUD payments will automatically be credited to their account. New Australian PayPal members will be defaulted to Australian dollars as their primary currency and so will automatically be able to receive Australian dollar payments. All members can send and receive money in any of PayPal?s six supported currencies. We hope you enjoy this enhancement to the PayPal service! Regards, The eBay Team far better for Australians........ Geoff
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