USPS config

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Il y a 12 ans
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.
Il y a 12 ans
https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/9976/need-help-with-usps-issues.aspx
Il y a 12 ans
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
Il y a 12 ans
You need a package with source code in order to modify the code
Il y a 12 ans
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.
Il y a 12 ans
Can I not only update the reference of modified project in my prod website?
Il y a 12 ans
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.
Il y a 12 ans
No, I m using VS2010 professional edition.
Il y a 12 ans
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.
Il y a 12 ans
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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