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Thread: Create Custom Shipping Rate Page

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    indcorp is offline Junior Member
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    Default Create Custom Shipping Rate Page

    I would like to create a custom shipping rate page that an administrator could use to put in a zip code and get the FedEx rates based on the total weight of the shopping cart. This would be used for phone orders as our client doesn't want to have to put in customer information into multiple applications.

    Is there any exposed functionality in the shopping cart which would allow us to do something like this or would we need to buy the source to do this or even write it all from scratch?

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    ZachJ85 is offline Senior Member
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    You can use the GetShippingAndEstimates control, you might need to modify, but if you think about the functionality it asks for a zipcode if you aren't logged in and it has the ability to determine shipping costs. With some small tweaks I think that would serve as a good tool.
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    indcorp is offline Junior Member
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    Thanks for the lead, Zach. It prompted me to start poking around to see how the actual shipping selection page worked and I ended up just modifying that page to take a zip code & create a new address using that as FedEx apparently just uses the zip for rates.