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Old April 5th, 2005, 05:14 PM
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Help me with FEDEX / UPS API into PHP

Shopping Cart written in PHP needs shipping added to site using Fed Ex or UPS API. Payment processor is Paypal (for now)

Paid project. If programmer is fast, efficient and has good rates I will hand other projects.

Daniel
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Old April 5th, 2005, 08:43 PM
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I am interested in the work
I have experience in setting up zen cart and but have never use Fed Ex or UPS API before. I am very interested to gain experience in it. I have 5 years experience in php, MySQL, Delphi, and Sybase. My email is gamma_ko@hotmail.com.
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Old April 5th, 2005, 09:01 PM
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FedEx provides extensive knowledge base and instructions:

http://www.fedex.com/us/solutions/fsmapi.html?link=4
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And UPS:

http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/bussol/offering/technology/automated_shipping/online_tools.html
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Hi Daniel,

I understand your reuirement.You want to use fedex/ups api to add the shipping charges.I had more than 7 years of experince in Dreamweaver/PHP/MYSQL/Microsoft technologies and i can do this as i had integrated this with c#.I can give your reference also for your verification.I will charge $200 Flat for putting this funtionality into your site.Please email me at prab98us@yahoo.com may be we can find some common ground

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I sent you a pm but you can also email me at il@infinitylimit.com
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FedEx/UPS
I have already built (from scratch) Fedex ship quoting in PHP for another shopping cart project so I'm familiar with the workings of just such a beast. I used PHP CURL to send/receive XML stream. I would just need to know your specific requirements as far as what data you would like sent/received as Fedex has a blue-billion options... I've peeked at the UPS API as well & seems to be better documented than Fedex, so I'm guessing no problem there. FYI, I also worked on similar XML stream in communicating with the payment gateway.
In any case, I'm interested in the work and would enjoy very much to take on a task for you so that you can decide on future projects.
On the table: my rate is $35/hr... feel free to email jc@mediaphyte.com
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I have already built (from scratch) Fedex ship quoting in PHP for another shopping cart project so I'm familiar with the workings of just such a beast. I used PHP CURL to send/receive XML stream. I would just need to know your specific requirements as far as what data you would like sent/received as Fedex has a blue-billion options... I've peeked at the UPS API as well & seems to be better documented than Fedex, so I'm guessing no problem there. FYI, I also worked on similar XML stream in communicating with the payment gateway.
In any case, I'm interested in the work and would enjoy very much to take on a task for you so that you can decide on future projects.
On the table: my rate is $35/hr... feel free to email jc@mediaphyte.com
Thanks for your time
-jc



My current programmer was able to implement UPS. However, there are some pending projects that need some attention. Please INSTANT message me via msn or yahoo.

danielcaggiano@msn.com
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