Before installing your provider, build your project and make sure there are no errors. It is important to build first, because your new provider class must be successfully compiled into the project. If your provider is in a separate assembly, first add a reference to that assembly in your Sitefinity CMS application project.
To install the provider you must perform the following:
Your shipping carrier provider is now registered in the Ecommerce provider.
In your storefront, put a product in your shopping cart and navigate to the Checkout “Shipping options” page. Your custom provider’s shipping rates should now be presented to the customer. If your shipping rates are not visible, run your project in Debug mode and put a breakpoint on the first line of your CustomShippingProvider.GetServiceRates method. If the breakpoint is not reached, make sure:
If your breakpoint is reached then check the following:
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