Problem with USPS shipping module

[orbitasdelamor]

Okay, so I'm kind of new to this.

 

I've edited the usps module so that flat rate envelopes and boxes do not appear under the shipping options. Here is my code:

 

// Domestic types in request do not match MailService elements in response. There are multiple MailServices to 

each type.
// We query these individually. This should make usps_method integration easier
// in the mean time, comment out the unwanted ones
     $this->types = array(	
//            'Express' => 'Express Mail',
    	 'First Class' => 'First Class Mail',
    	 'Priority' => 'Priority Mail',
//     	 'Parcel' => 'Parcel Post',
//     	 'BPM' => 'Bound Printed Matter',
//     	 'Library' => 'Library Mail',
//     	 'Media' => 'Media Mail'
    	 );

     // make queries for these specific package types, as well as none
     $this->containers = array (	'Express'  => array(''),
             'Priority' => array(''));

 

And this is what is showing up at the top of the page:

Array ( [0] => ) Array ( [0] => [1] => )

 

Anyways, does anyone have a solution to this? I have no idea what I did wrong.

[OceanRanch]

Try changing

 

'Priority' => 'Priority Mail',

 

to

 

'Priority' => 'Priority Mail'

 

Last entry should not have a comma.

 

HTH

Tom

[orbitasdelamor]

Nope, didn't work.

 

It's still saying at the top of the Delivery Information page:

 

Array ( [0] => ) Array ( [0] => [1] => )

[OceanRanch]

The array code looks fine. I wonder if the connection from your site to usps.com is failing and return a null value. The two array values being printed appear null. Sorry can't debug this one remotely.

 

Tom

[Geotex]

Okay, so I'm kind of new to this.

 

I've edited the usps module so that flat rate envelopes and boxes do not appear under the shipping options.  Here is my code:

 

// Domestic types in request do not match MailService elements in response. There are multiple MailServices to 

each type.
// We query these individually. This should make usps_method integration easier
// in the mean time, comment out the unwanted ones
     $this->types = array(	
//            'Express' => 'Express Mail',
    	 'First Class' => 'First Class Mail',
    	 'Priority' => 'Priority Mail',
//     	 'Parcel' => 'Parcel Post',
//     	 'BPM' => 'Bound Printed Matter',
//     	 'Library' => 'Library Mail',
//     	 'Media' => 'Media Mail'
    	 );

     // make queries for these specific package types, as well as none
     $this->containers = array (	'Express'  => array(''),
             'Priority' => array(''));

 

And this is what is showing up at the top of the page:

Array ( [0] => ) Array ( [0] => [1] => )

 

Anyways, does anyone have a solution to this?  I have no idea what I did wrong.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

 

Since you commented out the Express Mail, I think you need the following lines

 

// make queries for these specific package types, as well as none
     $this->containers = array (	'Express'  => array('Flat Rate Envelope'),
             'Priority' => array('Flat Rate Box'));

 

to be

 

 // make queries for these specific package types, as well as none
     $this->containers = array (	'Priority' => array('Flat Rate Box');

 

 

Since you commented out Express Mail, you are calling an invalid pointer in the above array. However, this is just a guess, as I offer Express Mail, and am not going to change my code on the server to test it.

 

HTH