grizdev

Thanks – I’ve done that and hopefully we can get this sorted ??

Hi @wojtekpyrgies Any updates on this? thanks!

Hi @wojekPS,

It looks like both plugins have the problem, but the UPS seems more “dramatic”.

For UPS, we have Negotiated Rates enabled, and I did switch the Pickup Type from Customer Counter to Daily pickup at the advice of my client’s UPS account rep, and this actually caused things to get slightly worse. I have some screen shots and the XML from the UPS Live Rates: Response from UPS API debugger.

In the example I’ve been testing with, a 20 lbs package to a specific Zip code in Arizona, USA costs $20.81 in ShipStation, but the website and the debugging output shows $36.40. After changing the pickup type to Daily, that is now showing $40.99, nearly double what ShipStation says the cost should be.

Thanks @qriouslad – here’s what I see:

https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEM4EZN

https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEM4EZP

both of these screenshots were before I applied your update. after the update, no error messages. Thanks!

okay – just tried something, not sure if this is considered a “best practice” or not. Since my goal is to fire the Google Analytics tags by default until someone opts out, I created a companion trigger for when the cmplz_statistics is not set to “deny”. Instead of the built in GTM “all pages” trigger, I use this new, not denied trigger, with the denied trigger as the exception. It seems to work, but I’m not sure if this is a good idea or not.