tried it on my own server and found that php assigns the values 'name_x'
and
Those are really name.x and name.y in HTTP, but since . is not allowed in
a PHP variable name, you get _ instead.
So UPS is using, almost for sure, name.x and name.y in their variables.
(Well, they probably have
AH! Thank you for this info! This was exactly the problem! When I changed
the name_x to name.x, it worked, and UPS' site gave me back what I was
looking for. Thanks again, you're a lifesaver!
-- Patrick
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tried it on my own server and found that php assigns the values 'name_x'
and
Those are really name.x and name.y in HTTP, but since . is not allowed in
a PHP variable name, you get _ instead.
Hello all!
Here is an interesting problem that I can not solve, maybe one of you know??
Here is what I'm trying to do. I sell a lot of items on eBay, and lots of
people ask me for a quote on shipping. We ship via UPS and I go to their
site a lot to lookup rates. I decided to make my own web page
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