UPS XML question

[X M L]

Im using the UPS XML Rates and Services contribution and am running into some problems. The main problem is that UPS is returning an error which says "110003: Maximum number of packages exceeded (50)". Each of our products is shipped in a single package, so I don't know where it is getting this number of packages from. Ive looked through a lot of the PHP, no luck. Any ideas ?

[Jan Zonjee]

Im using the UPS XML Rates and Services contribution and am running into some problems. The main problem is that UPS is returning an error which says "110003: Maximum number of packages exceeded (50)". Each of our products is shipped in a single package, so I don't know where it is getting this number of packages from. Ive looked through a lot of the PHP, no luck. Any ideas ?

You did read the readme.txt that came with the package?

A. There is a thread for this contribution, so no need to start your own.

B. When you get crazy things like this (maybe not so crazy if the order contained more than 50 items if they all go in their own packaging) it is best to enable logging (see step 8 and 9 of the readme) than you can see what request goes to UPS.

[X M L]

thats the thing though, it isn't 50 items - its 1. Thank you for the reply, i'll see if i cant find a solution in the readme.

[Jan Zonjee]

thats the thing though, it isn't 50 items - its 1.

You are aware of how standard osC shipping is calculated? (shipping weight/maximum weight per box rounded to the next integer is the number of boxes, regardless of the number of products for example).

i'll see if i cant find a solution in the readme.

Looks like you also should read the dimensions.txt file.