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Oh the baby is done!!!

Ich lese gerade ein Interview: https://www.zeit.de/digital/datenschutz/2018-05/vera-jourova-eu-kommissarin-datenschutz-grundverordnung-dsgvo/seite-2 Was soll man dazu noch sagen? :dizzy_face: Zitat: ZEIT ONLINE: Die großen Konzerne können einfach einen Anwalt anrufen, um die DSGVO umzusetzen. Aber kleinere Betreiber, gerade Blogger und Vereine, haben oft nicht das Geld und wissen nicht, wie sie alle Kriterien umsetzen sollen. Jourová: Die sollen mir eine E-Mail schicken. (E-Mail: [email protected]) ZEIT ONLINE: Wir werden das genauso veröffentlichen. Jourová: Ja, ja. Machen Sie das. Ich werde ihnen raten, dass sie sich auf ihren gesunden Menschenverstand verlassen sollen.

@colorful-ant da bin ich voll deiner Meinung! Danke für den Hinweis zu meinem Modul.

@Pedalman es ist alles andere als einfach dieses Gesetz korrekt umzusetzen. Viele Shopbetreiber haben die Erwartung: "Ich installiere einfach ein Modul" und läuft. Aber viele bestehende Module müssen ebenfalls angepasst werden. Von "müssen" würde ich schon gar nicht reden. Wenn das allen so wichtig ist/war: Warum gab es keine Crowdfunding Kampagne? Ich weiss, dass Martin und Michael seit Wochen da dran sitzen. Ich habe Vertrauen, dass die Lösung kommt. Dass man allerdings am Freitag 100% rechtskonform ist, da habe ich ohnehin meine Zweifel.

Eigentlich müssten wir das in der Schweiz wohl auch einhalten. Wer Daten von EU Bürgern sammelt, ist betroffen. Wir verschicken aber nicht mal in die EU, also nehme ich das erstmals gelassen. Abgemahnt können wir nicht werden (soviel ich weiss). Ich bin ja mal gespannt, wie die Export Funktion bei Facebook und Co aussieht. Wenn der ganze Sturm der Unsicherheiten und Mythen mal vorbei ist, werde ich mich vielleicht intensiver damit auseinandersetzen. Im Moment kotzt mich das nur an. Aber ja ich kann verstehn, dass man als Deutscher Händler da schon mehr Sorgen hat Was die Module betrifft: @SLiCK_303 muss einen sehr schweren privaten Schickssalschlag verarbeiten. Ich habe keine Ahnung, ob er wieder zurückkehrt in die Community :( Sein Modul ist wahrscheinlich nicht ohne weiteres GDPR konform. Bei meinem weiss ich es nicht. Wo könnten da die Probleme liegen?

Hm ich weiss nicht... Was passiert denn, wenn man nicht ab Tag 1 gesetzeskonform ist? Also unser Shop bleibt online :)

Sounds like a good idea to me ;)

Even if, I probably don't know the answer. I dont see any question in your post!?

@CoffeeGuy Maybe you wanna take a look at my free module "Krona": https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1505/free-module-loyalty-points-genzo_krona

We are now on 50%! Who joins and helps this great project to advance?

I for myself don't use this CronJob module. Have you tried to set up the cron Urls directly in cPanel?

As far as I remember they aren't really deleted. There is just a column, which says, that they are deleted. If you delete currencies from db, which were used before, that could make a lot of troubles.

Cool stuff! Thx to all backers!

I tried today, to make this module also compatible with prestashop 1.6. I have to say, that it doesn't work... prestashop 1.6 doesn't support namespaces in ObjectModel. So there won't be a prestashop support. It would be a too big and bad rewrite.

I am really surprised this things come up again. In the last weeks @mdekker invested a lot of time, to improve native modules. @Traumflug joined the team and is working on the updater. That was actually great news and shows that this project is active. I still wonder, what is so bad about 1.0.3, that people need 1.0.4 so much. If you feel more comfortable with PS 1.6, thats ok. It's your decision.

@lukewood you shouldn't do it like that. That will surely break other things. Try better something like that: ``` cms #center_column ol, cms #center_column ul { list-style: circle; } ```

@nickon I agree with your point in general, but not with the specific example of order deleting. It should be there, where the orders are handled... I don't know much about android, but I think the keyboard is a bit misleading. There are 1000 different keyboards you can use, so it makes a lot of sense to make it modular. But for other deleting thats just a function. Or do you want to delete products also in a module? But actually I think our opinions are almost the same ;) In general I am surprised, that so many people are waiting for 1.0.4 like it would be 2.0. What are you expecting from that version? What does not work out for you in 1.0.3, which does in 1.0.4?

You can use all possible tb voucher options in my module. I would recommend you to test the module on test installation. Then you can test or play around without a risk.

My module has no email support. But you can give a 5% voucher after a review was posted. It will directly be added to the customers account. Of course you could change the texts of revw email for your purpose.

@nickon your point of view is interesting. About two things I am not sure. "Deleting an order" thats for me clearly a core thing. I really see no sense, to make a module for it. What do you mean with developers forum? We can discuss everything here?

@rubben1985 said in Landing pages: I rode again your message. a CMS is not always just to legal or boring information. It can be used to show attractive information when your page is not only a 100% pure ecommerce. For example my web: https://www.lesielle.com/us/info/concentrated-custom-skin-care-actives I used a CMS to explain what are "actives" a part of my skin care concept. I agree! Nowdays content is so important, that you want to build nice looking landing pages quickly. (The content creation takes already enough time). Your example looks really good. Congrats! I still would love to see a shortcode system, which is supported by the core. Imagine you can insert this in your cms page: [teaser id_product=23] And it will just output a nice product ad. That way you can also make your content dynamic. The product is no more active? So just show an alternative.

I would like to see an improvement in handling packs and stock. I have implemented something like that in our store. We often sell bundles, but since packs doesn't allow combinations, we save them as normal products. We calculate/sync the stock of all products with a cronjob. This is triggered every minute. If there are new entries in the DB it will calculate the stock. When a product is ordered, the module checks, if this product is a bundle or if this is an item of a bundle. If yes, the product will be added to the cron DB. Then the module just calculates the stock of the single items and afterwards refreshes the stock of the influenced bundles. Unfortunately the module was really developped for our needs and can't be published easily. But all in all it works great for us. So I guess, it's possible to do it in core as well.

I have bought the module above. It wasn't long in use. I was never comfortable with it. But I agree it's an issue to make easy and nice looking landing pages. Since I know php, html and css I can handle it. From the backoffice you would need to go with the cms pages. Maybe a shortcode nodule could help you...

Probably you mean thirty bees instead of "thirty years" :)

I just released version 1.1. I added a little notification function. For this a db change was required. The update should handle this. When you switch the notification on. You can just add something like this to your theme: ``` ``` It will be filled with a red bubble and the number of unseen timeline entries. Similair to the forum here or facebook: