Brandon Petersen

When you attempt to use Response.Write in .Net, sometimes you need to use the full namespace to get it working. Simply use the following:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Response.Write(”Text that will be outputed”)
Also, when you attempt to use Rquest.QueryString() in .Net, sometimes you need to use the full namespace to get it working. Simply use the following:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString(”variable”)

Recently, UPS made changes to their web services.  Now ‘Warnings’ are reported as errors.  This is causing many shopping carts to fail when calculating shipping costs.  I had a shopping cart that was getting Error #110971:  Your invoice may vary from the displayed reference rates.
Simply watch for that particular error and make the adjustments and […]