USPS config

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12 years ago
Hi,
I have done configuration of usps and usps has pointed my account to production server.
I can see the prices but with some encoded html as

USPS Express Mail<sup>®</sup> ($17.60 (USD))    
USPS Priority Mail<sup>®</sup> ($5.95 (USD))    
USPS Parcel Post<sup>®</sup> ($5.65 (USD))    

Can someone help? Thanks.
12 years ago
https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/9976/need-help-with-usps-issues.aspx
12 years ago
I dont see following file.
Edit ~\Shipping\Nop.Shipping.USPS\USPSComputationMethod.cs

All I see "ConfigureShipping.ascx" file when i go to my directory structure in Shipping folder
12 years ago
You need a package with source code in order to modify the code
12 years ago
I found the package and I opened in VS2010.
One thing I noticed that why some folders in solution explorer are dimmed / faded? Also they are not present in my webserver.

All folders under "NopCommerceStore"  seems to be normal.
12 years ago
Can I not only update the reference of modified project in my prod website?
12 years ago
csinusa wrote:
I found the package and I opened in VS2010.
One thing I noticed that why some folders in solution explorer are dimmed / faded? Also they are not present in my webserver.

All folders under "NopCommerceStore"  seems to be normal.


Are you using VS2010 Express? I don't think you can make changes to nopCommerce successfully with Express, I believe it requires at least the VS2010 Professional version.
12 years ago
No, I m using VS2010 professional edition.
12 years ago
csinusa wrote:
No, I m using VS2010 professional edition.


I believe this is specific to your development system. I have documented how I got 2.0 beta up and running and I don't see what you see. Look at my post on installation and configuration. Something is missing from your computer.

Best.
12 years ago
Under Shipping Folder, go to project Nop.Shipping.USPS and edit file USPSComputationMethod.cs

Under line 452 add the following

char tm=(char)174;
serviceCode = serviceCode.Replace("<sup>®</sup>", tm.ToString());
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