OpenCart 1.5.4 Bug Thread

ADD Creative wrote:

opencartdev wrote:Australia Post wont calculate my shipping costs correctly? I updated my auspost.php file with no positive effect as recommended earlier in this post.

Ive set a weight and size but it's like the aus post shipping module doesnt even recognise these details?

I keep getting standard post costs: $6.60 and express $9.90 regardless of the products weights, qty and size.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks in Advance
Dean

In catalog/model/shipping/auspost.php the following appears twice one for standard and one for express.

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'&height=70&width=70&length=70&country=AU&service_type=express&quantity=1&weight=' . $weight

This would suggest the height, width and length if fixed at 70 and only the cart weight is calculated. 0.7 x 0.7 x 0.7 = 0.343 m3. 0.343 * 250 = cubic weight of 85.75 kg assuming it's in cm.

Try editing the fixed height, width and lengths at the two places in catalog/model/shipping/auspost.php to be about your average parcel size.

ADD Creative wrote:OpenCart uses the subtotal of all products to to calculate weather a coupon is valid. It's a common way of doing it. What you want to do, although an equally valid way of doing things as well, would require a modification. As it's just not the way OpenCart works.

bigal wrote:

ADD Creative wrote:

opencartdev wrote:Australia Post wont calculate my shipping costs correctly? I updated my auspost.php file with no positive effect as recommended earlier in this post.

Ive set a weight and size but it's like the aus post shipping module doesnt even recognise these details?

I keep getting standard post costs: $6.60 and express $9.90 regardless of the products weights, qty and size.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks in Advance
Dean

In catalog/model/shipping/auspost.php the following appears twice one for standard and one for express.

Code: Select all

'&height=70&width=70&length=70&country=AU&service_type=express&quantity=1&weight=' . $weight

This would suggest the height, width and length if fixed at 70 and only the cart weight is calculated. 0.7 x 0.7 x 0.7 = 0.343 m3. 0.343 * 250 = cubic weight of 85.75 kg assuming it's in cm.

Try editing the fixed height, width and lengths at the two places in catalog/model/shipping/auspost.php to be about your average parcel size.

I tested various sizes and weight using austpost calcuation, the price is the same for all parcel sizes and weight (within Australia posts's maximum allowable size, and cubic weight). You should get different prices if you use different destination post codes. Try test using destination codes, 4000 and then 2000.
The quotation is for 1 carton only. So if you usually sell lots of items in one order (more than 1 carton) this module wouldn't give you quotation for 2 cartons.

http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp?pickup_postcode=2000&destination_postcode=4000&height=70&width=70&length=70&country=AU&service_type=standard&quantity=1&weight=10

opencartdev wrote:Hi,

And thanks for a reply!

Ive added weights and sizes to all my products with no effect at all. Ive also tried different postcodes and this didnt change the prices either? I dont think it's calculating anything and if it is the module isnt taking any of it into account?

Does anyone have this working in 1.5.4? Id love to hear how and what I need to do to make it work.

Cheers

ADD Creative wrote:Line 9 in \catalog\model\checkout\coupon.php is where the total is checked. You will need to change this.

Look at line 19 in \catalog\model\total\coupon.php to see how the coupon calculates the sub total for the right products only.

ADD Creative wrote:Both

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http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp?pickup_postcode=2000&destination_postcode=4000&height=70&width=70&length=70&country=AU&service_type=standard&quantity=24&weight=10

and

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http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp?pickup_postcode=2000&destination_postcode=2000&height=70&width=70&length=70&country=AU&service_type=standard&quantity=24&weight=10

return 158.4.

OpenCart is just returning the rate from http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp. And seem to work OK to me. I think you need to start another thread and explain exactly what you want to do with some clear examples and maybe someone can help you with the modifications.

http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp ... ight=10000

http://drc.edeliver.com.au/ratecalc.asp ... ight=10000

dabomb59404 wrote:

Daniel wrote:did you enable it under settings?

That does work for the category module under settings I see now but I believe that is a bug as the category module has its own setting to enable or disable product counts in the module edit. The enable counts under settings should be for header categories only as that is what it says it is for and has always been that way. The way it is now you either have the counts enabled for both module and header or you don't and that makes the product count enable/disable in the category module edit a useless setting.

TinyFoot wrote:I use 1.5.4.1 and the problem is:

After a few days the option to edit orders disappears, meaning there is no "edit" button in the orders list. Like it expires.

Can anyone relate to that?

bigal wrote:

opencartdev wrote:Hi,

And thanks for a reply!

Ive added weights and sizes to all my products with no effect at all. Ive also tried different postcodes and this didnt change the prices either? I dont think it's calculating anything and if it is the module isnt taking any of it into account?

Does anyone have this working in 1.5.4? Id love to hear how and what I need to do to make it work.

Cheers

When you test, change your quantity from 1 to 24 or more so that there is more weight, then you'd see price difference when you go to cart and quote using post code 2000 and 4000.

opencartdev wrote:

bigal wrote:

opencartdev wrote:Hi,

And thanks for a reply!

Ive added weights and sizes to all my products with no effect at all. Ive also tried different postcodes and this didnt change the prices either? I dont think it's calculating anything and if it is the module isnt taking any of it into account?

Does anyone have this working in 1.5.4? Id love to hear how and what I need to do to make it work.

Cheers

When you test, change your quantity from 1 to 24 or more so that there is more weight, then you'd see price difference when you go to cart and quote using post code 2000 and 4000.

A little bit more helpful at all? I did pass 1st grade at school! Instead of your waste of time comments, can you show me a site where it does work? Sorry to be blunt, but Im getting nowhere and your feedback isnt of any real value sorry...

As per another site which Im starting to beleive and think I should go back a version: http://www.websynn.com/2011/03/22/why-n ... cart-team/ Sad joke is this 1.5.x?