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There is no redirect. Javascript code simply changes the url (removing ?combination=xxx and replacing it with # hash parameters), but the page is not actually reloaded.

Thank you for the explanation. That means the feed is providing the correct URL, i.e. https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product?combination=143 However, Google complains (at least, this is what the ad agency is saying) about the redirect that then happens to the URL with the # and is unable to index the page. I get a lot of errors saying that the page is not accessible to Googlebot. If this behaviour is standard, I don't understand how Google can be having problems because of the redirect from the URL with the ? to the one with the #. This would mean that all thirtybees/Prestashop users are having problems. Which would mean the ad agency is wrong in thinking that's the reason why Google can't index.

Parameters behind # are for client use only. Request to the server never contains those parameters, server never sees them and can't react to them. When you open urls https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product#/72-size-large or https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product#/whatever your server receive the very same request - https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product It does not know what combination you are requesting. Javascript will later parse the hash parameters, and will modify the product page to display the wanted combination if it's found. This also means that initial page render shows different combination, and only a few milliseconds later the page is 'adjusted' When you provide ?combination=xxx parameter, server knows upfront what you want to display, and can returns page with combination already selected (if your theme supports this, of course). The page already contains correct pricing information, product name, reference code etc -- this is important for web crawlers. This means that you need to provide urls with standard query parameters (after ?) to google

Hi @papagino I have spoken to the team. Although it's not like a major 'game changer' module, we are willing to consider developing this for TB. We and others feel that it could cover a useful use-case and be useful for some shops in some scenarios. As you've probably seen from this - we are a small team, with limited resources. Our available resources go into running TB and making improvements where we can. We've also been working hard on new modules and marketing in order to bring in new users to help TB grow. Our capacity to do additional features for free is currently unfortunately limited. If you'd like us to create this, please consider either signing up for a Gold or Platinum Membership. Alternatively, you can purchase about 4 hours worth of development time, which should cover it. Then, if you want to be nice, you can donate it to TB for the community 😛 Either way, it's up to you. Let us know either way. Cheers

So, when we want to use Mollie, we have to carry on using the old module and TB1.4 :(

A different question: What URL do you provide to Google, the first (like it is for me) or the second: The feed outputs variant URLs such as: https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product?combination=143 When this link is opened, the shop performs a 301 redirect to: https://www.example.com/en/products/84/sample-product#/72-size-large

Same as wakabayashi for us.

Put a pulse monitor result to keep server running ...

He did write that he's alone... and it can be a good solution for other circumstances, too.

Don't you have people working with you? That in itself is not the best solution.

I also think that's a good idea, even if it's not something you think about every day. The time until "standby mode" should be adjustable, because some people only need to log into the back office every 2-3 days, not daily... it really depends on the business. Do other shop systems have something similar? That would give thirtybees another small unique selling point.

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Hi @papagino This is actually a pretty good idea and a realistic scenario. @Smile @datakick

Hello people. Being the sole operator of my online shop, meaning I am the only person having access to Thirtybees Backoffice, what would happen if I became incapacitated from an accident or worse, die from a sudden heart attack??? Visitors would still place orders for months and would never have their products shipped or delivered... This is why I was wondering if Thirtybees developers could make such a module (Dead Man Switch). Basically, it would put the shop in "Catalog mode" (All shopping features disabled) if nobody has logged in to the backoffice for X days. Also a message would show up on a top banner of the shop utilizing the Thirtybees native HTML Block module. A message should also show up on the Backoffice showing the Administrators that the "Dead Man Switch" is enabled. Another example for larger online businesses that would benefit for such module would be for example if all the Thirtybees Backoffice administrators traveled to an event and got in a bad accident/plane crash/Alien invasion (LOL...). Anybody else think that this could be a good thing to implement to Thirtybees? Any comments! Cheers,

Ok, so will Thirtybees fix this in a future release "having the connections table support for both IPv4 and IPv6 ip addresses" ?

The connections table can only store IPv4 ip addresses. All IPv6 addresses are stored as 0.0.0.0. Prestashop has the same problem. It looks like both assume that you are using Google Analytics or a similar third party service, so this piece of pre-historic code is left unchanged.

Yeah we received a few orders from chatgpt in the past. But the sales don't happen directly there. We just se the utm parameter when a customer clicked there.

Is someone receiving customers from from ai chats? How do you track them? Do you notice this? Is someone already using it? https://openai.com/index/buy-it-in-chatgpt/ https://www.agenticcommerce.dev/

https://www.getdatakick.com/ The best solution for any data feed for thirty bees.

I would like to increase traffic to my shop by posting my product catalog on Pinterest or Facebook. Is there a module that can create a catalog data source or any other way to do it with not too much trouble? Here is the formatting needed for Pinterest: Data source formatting options We support the following formats: Tab separated (TSV) Comma separated (CSV) XML (RSS 2.0, ATOM 1.0) Google Sheets Note: We accept compressed files (.zip, .giz, .gz, .bz2 and others), but we currently do not support encrypted, password-protected compressed files, or Dropbox files. Required fields Your retail catalog needs to include the following fields, formatted exactly as you see them. If they’re missing, or formatted incorrectly, your entire retail catalog will fail ingestion. id title description link image_link price availability item_group_id (only required when products have multiple variants) Any help on this would be appreciated... Cheers,

Had a support chat session with my ISP. The engineer supplied credentials of a SMTP server that didn't use authentication or ssl or tls. And guess what - emails sending again! So his conclusion was So once they've sorted out their internal communication problems I'll be back to normal. Thanks for your input.

Have a look here: https://www.servernoobs.com/cpanel-apache-php-fastcgi-data-timeout-error/

Yes, I would start troubleshooting with your hosting first or the person that is maintaining your server. Because they have made some changes recently and we're here just guessing. In general if the thirty bees settings work - they work. Most of the issues are changes - of the merchants or hosting environments. It's not necesary an account/password issue - it might be some additional configuration of the mail server regarding transport/security.

Hello people, I noticed in the last few months that when viewing my Backoffice "Current online visitors" stats, I often (daily) see visitors with IP address 0.0.0.0, why is this? Is my site being hacked? Should I block ip address 0.0.0.0 on my server side? Also, I have Matomo installed on my shop and those visitors are not/can't be tracked... Any light on this would be appreciated. Cheers,

Yes - the shop can't send any emails at the moment. Which is causing an internal error when TB tries to change the order status without having send the confirmation email. Just noticed the timeout message in the error log so the two messages I see on failure are [Thu Nov 13 14:56:34.288173 2025] [fcgid:warn] [pid 98322] [client 2.126.40.62:53215] mod_fcgid: read data timeout in 60 seconds, referer: https://ashtonjones.uk/adminXXXXX/index.php?controller=AdminEmails&token=9b2bb752062e6115d9196c18d56792bc [Thu Nov 13 14:56:34.288230 2025] [core:error] [pid 98322] [client 2.126.40.62:53215] End of script output before headers: php82-cgi, referer: https://ashtonjones.uk/adminXXXXX/index.php?controller=AdminEmails&token=9b2bb752062e6115d9196c18d56792bc The SMTP settings in the configuration all work for my mail clients on MacOS, iOS and iPADOS When I click send test email on the Advanced Parameters/Email page I get the rotating arrows in the top LH corner of the window then after a minute or so the Internal server error message below the Send Test Email box. So I'm inferring there's a problem contacting the SMTP server. So the problem is communication between TB and the SMTP server so I should be talking to my ISP? If there was a config problem I'd get a password invalid message etc.