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@Factor great. Yeah probably you need to save this changes before your update your theme. The changes would probably be lost...

Well when it's a change from zenCart to thirty bees there is no really simple way to make the redirects. I would just make the change and redirect the most important pages manually.

Something like this? https://www.spielezar.ch/marken/ravensburger This is a maunfacturer page. You can achieve it by changing the tpl files to your need.

I dont it understand completly. Will this be the exact same website? Then you just need to redirect from your subdomain to your main domain in htacces...

Right now I can not share this, cause my shortcode stuff is inbuilt in my blog module (which is a paid one). What do you wanna achieve exactly? Cause a manufacturer page (product listing) is quite different from a cms page (html text)...

I believe, you need to save the domain new under "URL & SEO". That should regenerate htaccess - as far as I know. Edit: lol there is even a button "generate htaccess".

I believe there is no easy solution for this. You could code a new FrontController. As this is kind of normal idea, it should be easier IMHO. Thats why I am a big fan of the shortcode idea. I am not sure, if there is a good shortcode module available (I use my own stuff).

I dont get the idea of this project to be honest. To use multistore without having multiple stores is asking for troubles. Why can't you just optimize your theme? Like having a super fresh and modern responsive theme?

I use the module of course, but I use the gamifaction not the coins part...

I dont know. It's long ago I did this and I don't use this coins stuff on my own shop. I guess the button click should be ok for now, as its also like this in the official module.

@30knees yes I agree. It's kind of unlikely. But "unlikely" means for a coder "it will happen". And as datakick pointed out, the coins arent used auto. The user needs to activate it...

Well the intention is clear. But the expiration is not the same. If I implement it (what I plan now), every customer will have ONE expire_date of his coins. If he doesn't order something before this date ALL his coins will be lost. But if he orders, ALL his left coins will still remain. Also I don't get your point, that you can't accumulate more coins than you spend. Imagine you order for 100000$ and receive a lot of coins. Next order you buy something for 15$. Maybe you can pay this completly with coins and still have some left. Or not?

That was also my intention. This makes much more sense to me and is also clear to the customer. I mean a message like: If you don't place an order in your next 7 days, you will lose 10 of your 95 coins is just silly, isn't it?

@30knees But how should this work? When should coins expire? If he doesn't visit the site again? If he doesn't make a new order? Should all coins expire or is a history needed?

What would you need, that you can use it the same way? I would be surprised, if core module is triggering this somehow by a hook or so.

Thats a very bad idea. It was never the intention of my module. I will think again about the integration. Now with conseqs module from datakick, it makes more sense to me, to have this expire feature. I will think about it.

Nice! To be honest. I haven't looked a lot at my own module in the last months. It's just running on my shop and some customer use it 🙂 But I will try to look at it again and to make it more popular. Feedback is highly appreciated. Also the way of using, cause merchants can learn from it.

Dont worry: you are still an awesome backer! The switch to the internal plattform hasn't been done.

@SLiCK_303 thx for your answer! great you still use it. It was a charm to develop the module with you

I have just released v1.1.1. This update fixes small js stuff. https://github.com/eschiendorfer/genzo_krona/releases Who is using my module on a live store? How does it work out for you?

Yeah this shop is also quite fast. But it depends a lot from where you try to reach it and where the server is. Some improvements can help globally (like using nxing). But I understood, that I should inspect every type of site, if I want to improve. Let's say you aren't happy with your categories loading time. Then check if you load too many products. If the images are loading slowly or if it's an external module.

Yeah I agree. Why dont you just run the module and see if everythings works out for you?

I dont know, if my shop is so fast I always try to make it better. No i dont use any special module. I just try to optimize the theme. I also have a dedicated server, which makes a serious difference. My server is using nginx. But I am no expert on this field... What server do you have? VPS?

I didnt use any module. I coded it something back then. But how are some of your urls wrong? What is your url scheme?

Many people here switched from prestashop to thirtybees. I am one of these guys... Well an update can always break something. But the probabilty depends on how much care a dev takes before he releases the update. I can say that @Traumflug and @datakick take a lot of care. The support here is much better than on ps. But of course you can't expect custom code.