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I just put a link on the order_confirmation page. Then customer can answer my questions. But of course this is no way linked to shop data. It was my solution, when I wasn't coding myself...

I am using Google Forms for this. But it would be a good module idea...

@foolab said in Planned Free Module: Loyalty Points: @wakabayashi said in Planned Free Module: Loyalty Points: A customer can also achieve levels. I would call this feature gamification. This will be similair to coupons, but it’s just a symbolic reward. If an user reaches certain amounts of points, he will become a “super ninja”. Probably I will add icon functionality as well. how about reach level in a timely manner? example: The customer reaches "level2" if buy more than 399$ in the year 2018 or in the last 12 months (or a customizable number of days/month). After that time if the customer doesn't reach the "target" came back to level1. @wakabayashi said in Planned Free Module: Loyalty Points: Coupons: if a customer has reached a ceratain amount of points, he will receive a coupon. Are the coupon the core cart rules, right? if yes this could be useful because with the: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1413/free-module-simple-vip-card you could give away a VIP card if a customer reaches a specific level. I haven't coded anything on the coupons yet. But I plan to generate to core cart rules. But I don't believe this VIP module is will be important for my module. Since if I use customer_group on levels. You can just define, when a customer reaches the VIP group. I guess that's what the VIP module does. For the orders I have to think about it. Probably I won't use the order feature at all for myself. But of course I understand, that many merchants want to reward orders. Maybe I should go for a flexible way in levels. I planned to reach a level when somebody reaches a certain amount of points. Maybe I need to expand it to: if somebody reaches a certain amount of points in a certain amount of time.

@datakick said in Planned Free Module: Loyalty Points: @wakabayashi said in Planned Free Module: Loyalty Points: ...but it’s just a symbolic reward. If an user reaches certain amounts of points, he will become a “super ninja” If you associate levels with customer groups, it can be much more than just symbolic reward Yep, I thought about that too. To use customer group, is probably a good idea. It will offer a lot of possibilites for the merchant.

@FooLab good point. A thread becomes fastly long, so it should be sticky.

Here is a new thread for my planned module: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1505/planned-free-module-loyalty-points

Update: v.2.0.0 was released on 28.10.2019 -> https://github.com/eschiendorfer/genzo_krona/releases With this new version the community supports ends as well: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1505-1505/free-module-loyalty-points-genzo_krona/page/7/?tab=comments#comment-31811 Update: The module was released on 22.03.2018. You find it in the official store: https://store.thirtybees.com/shop-modules/front-office/genzo-krona As some of you guys may have seen in another thread: I am going to create a free loyalty points module. Since I am a merchant, I will mainly focus on our own needs, but inputs are welcome. What I plan: Points for core actions (account creation, order, newsletter subscription, page visit and avatar upload) Points for external module actions. This is the heart of my loyalty module. It can be extended easily with other modules. You use a review module? Ask the dev to hook into my module and you will be able to give points for reviews. Have a question & answer module? Give points for answers. Give additional points for the best answer or whatever you like. Coupons: if a customer has reached a ceratain amount of points, he will receive a coupon. A customer can also achieve levels. I would call this feature gamification. This will be similair to coupons, but it's just a symbolic reward. If an user reaches certain amounts of points, he will become a "super ninja". Probably I will add icon functionality as well. On frontend I plan user settings with avatar and display_name. In addition there will be a leaderboard and a timeline. How do you think about it?

When I started developing, I learnt also with nemos modules course. It helped me a lot. Can fully recommend it!

@datakick tested your way to register. Thats brilliant! Thanks a lot.

@datakick oh thanks for the input. You are right, my system is not perfect designed ;) Your way seems to be very clever. I will try to implement it that way! Do you have idea when your email module will be released? @MockoB I will open another thread next days about my module. What do you mean with award? Basically customer collects points by actions (accountcreation, order, newsletterregistration or many others). Then merchant can define if a customer reaches 1000 points, he will get a coupon. Also non coupon awards are planned. So the merchants can define levels like "Super Ninja" if a customer reaches 5000 points.

This are the hooks: hookActionRegisterKronaAction hookActionExecuteKronaAction Every external Module is registering the actions they want. You could register for example: $post_review = array( 'module_name' => 'revw', 'action_name' => 'post_review', ); Hook::exec('ActionRegisterKronaAction', $post_review); Now the merchant makes the settings in my module: Defining how many points this action will get. If it can be executed limited times or only once or only 5 times a month. If an user posts a review you call the hookActionExecuteKronaAction: ``` $hook = array( 'modulename' => 'revw', 'actionname' => 'postreview', 'idcustomer' => $this->context->customer->id, 'actionmessage' => '', 'actionurl' => '' ); Hook::exec('ActionExecuteKronaAction', $hook); ``` You only have to deliver 'modulename', 'actionname' and 'idcustomer'. The others are optional, to give an even better user experience. In 'actionurl' you could give the url to the review for example. Is the concept clear to you? I am not super experienced developer, since I am actually more a merchant... But I am getting better from day to day. I hope the concept makes sense to you!?

@datakick just wanted to let you know, that I am working on loyalty points module. I plan, to share it for free as well. It will offer two hooks which other modules (as your review module) can use. ;) https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1505/planned-free-module-loyalty-points

This is basically I matter of the theme. I believe only the "timer" could be set up in the backoffic, so theme designer could use it by default. Are you often on maintenance mode? I only use this some few minutes a year. Just when going for an upgrade.

There is no official release of 1.0.4... You can find a RC version on github: https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/releases Why there are not many issues? Can have different reasons. TB would be grateful, if more people test the core & modules. Afterwards it's important to report the bugs in a clear way for the devs.

Yeah I understood the problem, right now. I will do it as proposed from you. Thx ;)

I just tried to import the old reviews from product_comments module. The import worked, but I face this issue, when I try to approve the reviews: RevwsReview->email is empty.

Oh I am not sure about that. Probably this is just using the html video player inbuilt by the browser you use. So the behaviour will be different between browsers...

Sorry I dont get, what you are talking about. What kind of video player is this?

Sorry I was very busy last days... Did already somebody translate it to german?

Nope. I triet that back then. Couldn't make it work 100% cleanly. I have no idea about 1.5. I startet PS development with 1.6...

Oh maybe you need to switch off the settings for "Disable non thirty bees modules". You find this under performance->debug.

@FooLab you are right. But week for week there are new live shops with tb :)

@davidp said in 1.0.4 soon?: I see there's blog posts going up about migrating from Magento to Thirty Bees, migrating to Thirty Bees with support and now new crowdfunding stuff. Also I've been offered help with omnipay payment methods stuff (which I appreciate) but don't you think for the benefit of all that you concentrate on getting 1.0.4 released before looking at these other side projects? There's a lot of people want to go to 1.0.4 via the updater and I suspect a lot of them are holding off doing a migrate until this is out given that 1.0.4 is going to be such a big update from 1.0.3. By crowdfunding some new stuff you're taking your time away from the core product. Please don't turn into Prestashop with the 'well the core's broken but here's some new sparkly stuff', that's the reason a lot of people are leaving PS in the first place! The question is: What is broken and what is not? I dont see too many real bug reports, which are open for now. The most of them are from me (on github) and they are about multistore and advanced stock management. You may be right, that many people are waiting for 1.0.4. But are these people also testing the beta? I guess more feedback would not only help, but also motivate the devs...

@datakick @nickon Yeah, if you want reviews, you have to ask them by email. There is no doubt about it. But as a merchants you also have to be careful, that you don't upset your own customers. I for myself would never send more than one email per order, where I ask for a review. I even wondered, if we should give a customer the option, to disable this kind of email notification? I have no idea, if there is any time left for this option. But my experience with newsletters tell me, that it could be an important function...

That's a really interesting question! I would also like to know the answer. I once had the feeling that statistics for best sales, doesn't work anymore. But it's long ago I looked at it.