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Yes, we have decided to deprecate the old paypal module. We thought about creating a new major version of paypal module, but decided to go with a brand-new module, so if any one of you guys wanted to keep using the old one, you could. The new module will be released shortly. It's based on latest paypal API. At the beginning it will not contain as many features as the old one, it just focuses on accepting payments reliably. In the future, we will implement other features like refunds etc, if there is a demand for it. Feel free to use old version of the module for now. Just know that it's been officially deprecated, and we will not invest any time into it.

Hi all We've been at work behind the scenes to bring you a new release of TB. An official announcement should be made within the next week or so, with all the details etc. This update brings a new, official TB version of the PayPal module (using the latest PayPal APIs etc) - certified by PayPal. I've let the guys know about the message you've been getting - as far as I understand, the update should bring your module up-to-date with the latest version. We will keep you posted. @Smile @datakick

To remove the gender (social title) field from the customer registration form in thirty bees, you must edit your active theme’s Smarty template file (identity.tpl or authentication.tpl), as thirty bees does not feature a single toggle switch for this in the back office. Editing the Theme Template File: Open your site files via FTP or your hosting file manager. Go to your active theme directory: /themes/your-theme/templates/customer/ or /themes/your-theme/ depending on your specific theme structure. Look for files related to customer registration and account creation, primarily authentication.tpl, identity.tpl, or order-opc-new-account.tpl (and/or also removing the sections from files order-opc-new-account.tpl and order-opc-new-account-advanced.tpl, override/controllers/front/AuthController.php) Find the block of code handling the gender radio buttons or select dropdown, which usually looks like: smarty<div class="clearfix"> <label>{l s='Social title'}</label> <!-- gender radio buttons code --> </div> Comment out or delete this section from the files. Clear your thirty bees compilation cache under Advanced Parameters > Performance in your back office so the template changes appear live. You can also do a search in database e.g. like this: ALTER TABLE `ps_customer` DROP COLUMN `id_gender`; ALTER TABLE `ps_address` DROP COLUMN `id_gender`; to find all files. We have deleted it since a few years, it is hardcoded in our theme and deleted, no problems but i do not have a good Readme about this 🙂 and this one: Warehouse Theme Working - Page 3 - Theme Compatibility - thirty bees forum

maybe the best way in this situation to get off all the rubbish 🙂 well done!

Fixing the Niara template: https://github.com/thirtybees/niara/pull/100

@the.rampage.rado I never use Advanced Stock Management in the shop; I believe it’s a feature that causes nothing but problems and offers no benefits whatsoever. So I haven’t tested "split orders" with ASM. Yes, different carriers must be configured for the products for "split orders" to take place. Yes, with the module I’ve attached, you can change the carriers for individual sub-orders in "split orders" mode. And, as a point of interest, a Prestashop fork called PhenixSuite has fixed this.

https://mship.no running in catalog mode, migrated from Prestashop 1.6-24. Running Debian Trixie. NGINX / HTTP/3

Customers don't like to be asked their date of birth during the account creation process but TB does not provide an easy way to hide this request. Thankfully it can easily be hidden with a little custom CSS. The following lines need to be added to the "Add extra css to your pages" section in the "Preferences/Custom Code" area of your TB back office: /* For desktop browser account creation, add this line: */ .account_creation .date-select { display: none; } /* For mobile browser account creation add this line: */ #opc_account_form .date-select { display: none; } /* For the user's "My account" page that they can see after they sign up, add this line: */ #identity .std .date-select { display: none; } The commented lines (/* ... */) do not need to be added, only the CSS lines that start with . or #. Copy & paste to avoid errors. I have tested the above on TB 1.0.8 with the standard community theme (obviously) and it is working without trouble. It may work with other themes as well but test before deploying. Thanks to @Brent Dacus for suggesting to put this CSS in the Custom Code area instead of modifying the template's global.css file directly.