Nathan Head
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You would be correct.I store the data pulled from the FedEx, UPS, and USPS API's (every 3 hours) in a separate table in the ShipWorks database and display it via Flask.
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I do write directly to the ShipWorks Database but its a separate table from the ones that ShipWorks installs. I pull the Tracking Numbers via SQL Query from the [Shipment] table with other various ...
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Here is what I would do. I would create a very simple table in the SQL Server with 2 columns "Sku" and "PROP65". Datatype for Sku should be NVARCAR(50) or MAX if needed. Datatype for PROP65 should ...
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Did you ever get this figured out? I may have a solution for you if not.
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This is not possible with XSLT 1.0 alone. You would need the help of scripts, Give me a few min.
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try something like this. <!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet[ <!ENTITY nl "
"> ]><xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:sw="http://www.interapptive.com/s...
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Carl, That is not correct, the date that is being passed to the function in my example is the order date.
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Let me know if you have any questions or need help with implementing this on your own template.
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@Willy B, Yes, you would just pass the date into GetDateValue(date variable here) And change: return od.AddDays(2); To: return od.AddDays(-4); EDIT: Sorry, I did not read the question correctly. ...
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@... I did this kind of fast so please double check my work but I believe this should give you what your looking for. This does not take Holidays into consideration as it would require a much large...