public static function CreateFreePostageObject()
    {
        $postage = new PostageArea();
        $postage->ID = -1;
        $postage->Title = _t("Checkout.FreeShipping", "Free Shipping");
        $postage->Country = "*";
        $postage->ZipCode = "*";
        
        return $postage;
    }
public static function CreateFreePostageObject()
    {
        $postage = new PostageArea();
        $postage->ID = -1;
        $postage->Title = _t("Checkout.FreeShipping", "Free Shipping");
        $postage->Country = "*";
        $postage->ZipCode = "*";
        
        return $postage;
    }
public static function CreateFreePostageObject ( ) { $ postage = new PostageArea ( ) ; $ postage -> ID = - 1 ; $ postage -> Title = _t ( "Checkout.FreeShipping" , "Free Shipping" ) ; $ postage -> Country = "*" ; $ postage -> ZipCode = "*" ; return $ postage ; }
Generate a free postage object we can use in our code.

@todo This is a little hacky, ideally we need to find a cleaner
way of dealing with postage options that doesn't involve unsaved
database objects.

@return PostageArea
Generate a free postage object we can use in our code .