====== Dynamically setting the shipping origin point for live rates ======

If your store ships from multiple different fulfilment centres, you'll probably want the shipping rates to be calculated correctly based on the correct origin point for the customer. This script allows you to change the shipping origin point dynamically from the one set in the store to your own custom location.

<WRAP center round info 90%>
**Note:** This still only allows for a single origin point for the whole order. This snippet will not allow you to set the origin point differently for only some products in a transaction.
</WRAP>


===== Add the custom javascript =====

In your store's administration - navigate to the Configuration page, and within the Cart section look for "Add custom header and footer code to your templates". Enable that option if it isn't already, and place the following code into the "Footer" textbox:

<code javascript><script>
function getCustomOrigin(params) {
  // Do your custom logic in here
  if (someCondition) {
    return {country: "US", region: "CA", postal_code: 90210};
  } else {
    return null;
  }
}
FC.client.on("cart-shipping-options-update", function(params) {
params.store_address = getCustomOrigin(params);
});
FC.client.on("checkout-shipping-options-update", function(params) {
params.store_address = getCustomOrigin(params);
});
</script></code>

You'll obviously need to edit the ''getCustomOrigin()'' function to correctly set the dynamic origin points based on your conditions - whether it be the customers address, certain products or categories in the cart etc.

The ''getCustomOrigin()'' function is passed a ''params'' variable, which contains two arrays:
  * ''address'': Contains the shipping address for the customer as entered so far
  * ''fields'': Contains the ''shipping_city'', ''shipping_postal_code'', ''shipping_region'' and ''shipping_region_name'' as entered by the customer to trigger this rate request

The ''getCustomOrigin()'' function needs to return an object with three parameters like this: ''{country: "US", region: "CA", postal_code: "90210"}'' - with the ''country'' and ''region'' set as the 2 character code for the country and region, and the postal code, all as strings.

If you want to leave the address as the store default, return ''null'' from the ''getCustomOrigin()'' function.