How to not tax clothing

Hello,

I am a developer and I refer to this page often:
http://checkout.google.com/support/s
ell/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=74284

Specifically, look at the bottom of the page where they put
it all
together.  I am using the same method, where I use hidden
input fields
to pass variables.  Must biggest frustrations usually stem
from not
knowing exactly what the correct name of a variable needs to
be for it
to work properly.  Over time, I have added different
shipping methods
and tax for only the state of MN, etc.  Now the clients want
to not
tax clothing.  I have been searching far and wide for the
correct
variables to pass for alternate tax rates, and I haven't
been able to
make it work as of yet.

I thought I would just pull the tax_rate field from the end
and
specifiy tax_rate_1, tax_rate_2, etc. like I did when they
wanted
multiple shipping options, but that does not work.

Could someone who has made this work with the hidden input
field idea
please help?

Chad


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here's a little tutorial on using xml tags from the xml api
in the html api:
http://checkout.google.com/sup
port/sell/bin/answer.py?answer=64729&topic=11964

and here's the docs on taxes from the xml api:
http://code.google.com/apis/che
ckout/developer/Google_Checkout_XML_API_Taxes.html

a simple tool to help you convert from xml to html:

https://demo.globant.com/~brovagnati/tools/xml2html/

hope it helps

cheers,

On 11/5/07, strings6 <strings6gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am a developer and I refer to this page often:
> http://checkout.google.com/support/s
ell/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=74284
>
> Specifically, look at the bottom of the page where they
put it all
> together.  I am using the same method, where I use
hidden input fields
> to pass variables.  Must biggest frustrations usually
stem from not
> knowing exactly what the correct name of a variable
needs to be for it
> to work properly.  Over time, I have added different
shipping methods
> and tax for only the state of MN, etc.  Now the clients
want to not
> tax clothing.  I have been searching far and wide for
the correct
> variables to pass for alternate tax rates, and I
haven't been able to
> make it work as of yet.
>
> I thought I would just pull the tax_rate field from the
end and
> specifiy tax_rate_1, tax_rate_2, etc. like I did when
they wanted
> multiple shipping options, but that does not work.
>
> Could someone who has made this work with the hidden
input field idea
> please help?
>
> Chad
>
>
> >
>


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