shipping-calculator | Shipping calculation library based on Symfony 2 components
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kandi X-RAY | shipping-calculator Summary
Shipping calculation library based on Symfony 2 components.
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- Returns the configuration tree builder .
- Calculate cost for given weight .
- Validate package dimensions .
- Validates the package
- Returns whether the constraint has any violations .
- Create a normalizer for import countries .
- Creates the export countries normalizer .
- Normalizes dimensions .
- Set result class
- Get the event dispatcher .
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shipping-calculator Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 25
License : No License
Copy// previous example code here
$weight = new Weight();
$weight->setValue(10);
$weight->setUnit('lb');
$dimensions = new Dimensions();
$dimensions->setLength(10);
$dimensions->setWidth(10);
$dimensions->setHeight(10);
$dimensions->s // place calculator creation code here
$calculator->getDispatcher()->addListener(Events::AFTER_CALCULATE, function (AfterCalculateEvent $event) {
$event->getResult()->setShippingCost($event->getResult()->getShippingCost() + 10) {
"require": {
"shiptor/shipping-calculator": "*"
}
}
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QUESTION
I'm upgrading a Shopify store that's using an old theme.
In the (old) Cart page is code for a 'Shipping Estimator' which (because it works well) they want to re-use in the new theme. I've copied across the relevant files but on execution and pressing the Calculate button, we get the following displayed:
class="success" <% } else { %> class="error" <% } %>> <% if (success) { %> <% if (rates.length > 1) { %> There are <%= rates.length %> shipping rates available for <%= address %>, starting at <%= rates[0].price %>. <% } else if (rates.length == 1) { %> ....
This comes from the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 15:41Normally, Underscore and Handlebars are not really alternatives to each other. Underscore is a toolkit with general functional utilities, which helps you write shorter, more maintainable code in functional style. Handlebars, on the other hand, is a library entirely dedicated to template rendering, which helps you write cleaner, more maintainable templates.
When using Underscore, you may find its functions being called everywhere throughout your JavaScript code, while Handlebars is only called in places where you'll be rendering a template. For this reason, these libraries normally don't conflict at all; it is perfectly possible to write an application that depends on both (in fact I've been doing this for a while in most of my applications). Just link both libraries into your page,
QUESTION
I am using Remove postcode from Woocommerce cart shipping calculator answer code which I tested and works fine.
But the problem is that it hides the postcode of the Shipping Calculator for all countries.
What I would like is to hide it for all countries EXCEPT one: Belgium (BE).
Is this possible? How can I make it work for all countries except Belgium.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-09 at 11:52I think you can dynamically hide and show the postcode field based on the selected country with some jQuery:
QUESTION
Two tables Order and Line_items are Relate with each other as order_id is placed in line items,
now first populate the order table and then lineitems table on the base of order table's id. All of the heppening in one isset() has two functions one add values in orders table and second function take order id and then populate the lineitems function.
Problems is for the very first lineitems the order id is "" in Html form's value attribute of order_id. (very hard for me to explain this problem).
Here is my Php isset() function.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-11 at 12:53Issue is that, you are using header() redirection inside your for() loop:
QUESTION
The filter hook woocommerce_sections_shipping is not working to add a section tab to woocommerce shipping settings:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-15 at 19:54To add a custom additional tab to Woocommerce shipping settings, you will use:
QUESTION
I have added custom cities to Woocommerce checkout and each city represents a rate. However, I would like to have a dropdown of cities in the shipping calculator as I have done with the checkout page.
The city field in the shipping calculator is a text field. Currently, I have been only able to change the city field to select at the checkout using this code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-25 at 13:11To enable the city field in the shipping calculator you need to use:
QUESTION
So basically, i am doing a program to calculate shipping for certain companies, for example MyUS company. So the question is, how can i connect this website : https://myaccount.myus.com/tools/shipping-calculator/ and import all the shipping prices to my program? I am going to do the same with 10 different companies. Is there anyway other than do it manually and enter each price separately?
FYI : i want to import one country only, not the whole list.
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-30 at 13:25If they don't have an API which you can query with information and get what you need in return it's not gonna work programmatically. It means they are not willing to offer that kind of service (at least not for free). Best bet would be to contact them and ask for an API. Do they have any, are they willing to let you use it, how much they charge per use or per month.
That would be the ethical and legal thing to do!
For less ethical continue reading:
You make an account (fake) then scrape their data with it. If it's a one-time thing you can query at some slow speed with every location you need. You will get the data and you can use it in your app. Problem is if the prices keep changing you are gonna have to do it periodically and you will not know if data is correct until you do the next cycle.
If you need the correct prices every time, they will figure out as soon as your app users number goes high. Cause they will have an unusually high amount of requests going through that user account. Then they will deactivate the user. Also, they might be changes in the UI on their part that will force to remake scrapping.
It's gonna be a bitch to follow with a high amount of users and aside then needing your constant attention you need a reliable way to update your app as soon as you solve their UI changes and make new scrapper. If it's a web app your server IP (or range) will become blocked and you are gonna to have rotated the hosts and register a domain every time to it. So your app will almost never run forcing you to do a lot of work for very little uptime.
That is as far as I can go because of legal reasons.
In short:
- Ethical, practical and accurate - Inquire them about API.
- Nonethical and inaccurate, somewhat practical - the one-time scrapping of all the data you need, repeat cyclically over time with fake account/s. Data might be inaccurate.
If they smart those are only 2 viable solutions.
QUESTION
I used this select which show counteries
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-27 at 23:23It "says" that action apply to any select $("select").change(). You can change to limit action only to select with chosen id like
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