Hi Jonathan,



1) This can be done by creating a new Tax provider.

2) Same, you have to create a new Shipping provider.

3) This one is THE problem! You could do it, but your version will be no longuer compatible with future Store version. The Store module is provider based, this allow anyone to create new providers without loose compatibility. Your requirement is not a 'standard' for ecommerce system, I have never seen such kind of feature. It will be simpler to explain to your visitor than they have to create onne order by shipping address. The Store module can be configured to require a user account, this allow your users to have several addresses (home, office, ..) and retrieve them when they order something.



Gilles

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I know this is an old post, but it's similar to what I am doing. I need to create a new shipping provider for the built-in store module in DNN 6. I have created simple C# class project and can make reference to the Shipping namespace and can start implementing my own provider. But is this is best way to do this? Would I be better off creating a module? I think the latter because I will be creating a small control to configure the provider.

Once I am done, how do I get the Store to see the provider and use it in the store provider drop-down list?