Don't know if this helps, but we round-up the shipping weight in shipping.asc like
the following:crit [calc interpolate=1]$tmp1=([item-list][item_field weight]*[item_quantity]+[/item-list]0);return int(($tmp1)+.99);[/calc]
At 02:16 PM 1/24/2006, you wrote:
If there is a better solutions I would appreciate any insight.How about this one: (Talking to self?) Suggested change to QueryUPS.pm sub calculate { my ($mode, $weight, $row, $opt, $tagopt, $extra) = @_; + my $tmp_weight; + $tmp_weight = int($weight); + if ($tmp_weight < $weight) { + $weight = $tmp_weight + 1; + } $opt->{service} ||= $opt->{table};Any thoughts on why this shouldn't be incorporated into the routine that uses the freight cache tables, namely QueryUPS.pm???Is there a reason to cache actual cart weights instead of rounding them up to the next lb? As mentioned before, the demo on icdevgroup.org product file has all item weights already rounded to the exact pound. I find this would not normally be the case in most businesses. (At least ones that concentrate on selling multiple items)Thoughts? Steve _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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