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  1. I am trying to find an auto update exchange rate module to help keep our prices updated to our international customers. We purchase some of our products from the UK also so trying to figure out if we need to have a way of putting UK Prices on those specific products or whether or not we can put the exchange rate price at the time of entry. The current module that I am looking at is called Auto Update Currency Exchange Rate code and installation process below. Hi All I've modified this contribution to do the following: - Integrate with the native Currency functionality of OSC (ie when you go to Admin->Localization->Currencies) it will update the currencies using the European Central bank rates - Because it integrates with the native Currencies functionality, it will work with as many Currencies as you want. Just use the OSC's Localization->Currency functionality to add and manage currencies. - Will work with all stores, regardless of what the Default Currency is (ie the store default currency doesn't have to be EUR or GBP). It will auto detected the store's native currency and calculate the exchange rates correctly. - Will work with all currencies provided by EC Bank (EUR, GBP, USD, CAD, HKD, and many more ....; it won't work with currencies not listed by the EC Bank). INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: Step 1) Edit /admin/includes/functions/localization.php At the end of the document, paste the following code (before the "?>" line): function quote_ECBank_currency($to) { # Read currency exchanges rates $xmlcontents = file("http://www.ecb.int/stats/eurofxref/eurofxref-daily.xml"); # $xld may be used in your output to inform you user or admin # Extract exchange rates foreach ($xmlcontents as $line) { ereg("currency='([[:alpha:]]+)'",$line,$gota); if (ereg("rate='([[:graph:]]+)'",$line,$gotb)) { $exchrate[$gota[1]] = $gotb[1]; } } $exchrate['EUR'] = 1; /* manually add 1 EUR = 1 EUR to the array (all Exch.Rates are from EUR to X because we're getting them from ECB*/ if (!array_key_exists(DEFAULT_CURRENCY, $exchrate)) { return false; /* the Store Default currency must be present in the list because these exchange rates are based in 1EUR=xx Therefore we need to calculate the rate from EUR to the Default currency and then from the Default currency to the destination currency */ } if (!array_key_exists($to, $exchrate)) { return false; } $DefaultCurr_to_EUR_Rate = round(1 / $exchrate[DEFAULT_CURRENCY], 8); $DefaultCurr_to_DestCurr = round($DefaultCurr_to_EUR_Rate * $exchrate[$to], 8); if (is_numeric($DefaultCurr_to_DestCurr) && $DefaultCurr_to_DestCurr > 0) { /* make sure we got a valid number */ return $DefaultCurr_to_DestCurr; } else { return false; } } Save the file. Step 2: Edit admin/includes/application_top.php Find the line that starts with "define('CURRENCY_SERVER_PRIMARY', " and replace the whole line with: define('CURRENCY_SERVER_PRIMARY', 'ECBank'); Save the file. All done. TESTING THE INSTALLATION: Now go to the Admin section, select Localization and then Currencies. Click Update. You should see a message saying that all currencies were successfully updated via ECBank. If you see an error about updating via ECBank, see the troubleshooting bellow: TROUBLESHOOTING: 1) If you see an error when testing it may be caused by 2 things: A) Your server is not being able to fetch the file from the EC bank. B) There's a poorly written sanity check in the file admin/currencies.php that may cause these issues. To fix case B) do this: Edit admin/currencies.php Find the line that says "if (tep_not_null($rate)) {" and replace the whole line with: if (is_numeric($rate) && $rate > 0) { Save the file and test again. 2) You may also want to adjust your Exchange Rate BACKUP server (in case the updating via the primary server - ECBank - fails). In admin/includes/application_top.php Find the line that looks like "define('CURRENCY_SERVER_BACKUP', 'XXXX');" replace 'XXXX' with 'oanda' or 'xe' depending on which server you want to use as backup server. I hope you find the contribution useful. :) As always, BACKUP ALL FILES before modifying them. Contributions used at your own risk. ( I will not be responsible for any direct or indirect damage or loss derived of using this contribution. ) Regards Pedro We use osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3.3 with OzPost MultiQuote and Paypal Website Payments Standard. Hope someone can help with this and you understand my questions. All help appreciated.
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