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As @MockoB said, it's "Rechnung". This payment method is super ugly for us merchants. You send your goods without any payment. You add an invoice to it. When the customer is happy with the products and dont ship them back, he can pay it with bank transfer. The risk is all at merchant. If the customer doesn't pay the invoice it's very hard to do something. We lose quite a lot money that way. Other payment methods are: SofortÜberweisung Paypal CreditCard

In don't get your question. Are you asking which payment methods are popular in germany?

@dynambee I think this discussion helps @mdekker to make a good checkout. It's not so easy to customize checkout for coders/designers... It has to be good in core already...

Yeah that's the thing. It's just pschology effect. I believe best thing is this: - New customers order without entering a password - After the order was sent, they are asked if they wanna use a personal password. - In backoffice I would handle them all the same, based on their email. If somebody reoders with same email - Case 1: He didn't chose a password. -> He won't see any personal data in front office -> psychologial effect. - Case 2: He did chose a password -> he logs in & checks out fast as hell ;) Edit: @mdekker, @lesley. I just wondered if it would be possible to have just a single email field. With ajax we check, if there already exists an account/password. If yes we display immediatly a password field and customer can login. If the email is new or was only used as guest, he will again follow the whole checkout path. I think this would be a userfriendly way to combine account & guest checkout. But not sure if ajax call will be fast enough, to have a smoth user expierence.

Why would we use guest checkout? Where is the difference to an account? We used it before, but I don't like how its handled in PS. It's a big mess to be honest...

Have you tested some things out? I am at the same point... I have no idea, how I should configure my server, to get a fast and stable thirty bees.

What kind of support are you tinking of? As far as I know there aren't plans from thirty bees itself. What they offer is free! But ofc there will be coders, which offer support in return for money...

The problem is solved: thx @lesley What I had to do: Going to performance tab->at the bottom switch cache on->select file system and save->switch off cache again!

Well Tb is a improved 1.6. So yes it's ready to use! For migration, as always: Just test it out! I am personally in the testing phase, but there are already live shops with tb and they say it's stable. So no need to worry about.

I am not completly sure about it, but we have done the same as Havouza. Just putting a big number there instead of 0... Please write if it works for you as well. If this solves your problem, then it's a bug...

Hello Yeah thirty bees is a new fork. So the docs aren't progressed that much yet: http://docs.thirtybees.com/ Of course at the moment you will find some Info in the PS manual as well. If you have any specific question, feel free, to ask it here!

Hehe thx @alwayspaws. I will try to support, where I can!

@mdekker I should just wait right?

Maybe your configuration is wrong. I don't have any such problem. I would assume it's "zone/country" problem...

No I am on 1.6.1.9...

Thanks, but I don't even use APC Cache... Deleting class_index.php doesn't help as well.

After installation I get: [PrestaShop] Fatal error in module file :/home/genzo/public_html/classes/cache/CacheApc.php: Call to undefined function apc_cache_info() Is this my problem or a bug?

Not sure what you mean with odd!? That's the old style of forms. Have you used $this->bootstrap = true; In your construct method?

@Traumflug yeah it's understandable. A shop system must be easy to handle from the begining, but still offers all the function to be sucessful in the long run. I hope TB is been able to serve a new merchant experience. Little things can be killer arguments. In switzerland we know for example only money values with at least 5 Rappen (Cents). There is no 1 Cent coin. If a shop system don't support rounding on 0.05, it can't expect to become popular here.

I don't know so much about Shopify. I think ecommerce market is just segmented in regions. Here Shopify isn't that popular. Also I believe that most merchants don't invest enough time to chose their system.

Ok in general it's very easy to remove anything displayed. There are different options: remove it from tpl file hide it with css rarely its a part of the settings I would recommend to learn a bit HTML and CSS. Otherweise you will probably find persons here to help you with such little things.

Well you could just remove that from your template. Which one are you using?

Hm they don't see to be the same modules. Different version and also different tabs.

Well TB is looking for a good compability. It's kind of a normal problem with software. Look at PS. You can't even use 1.6 modules in 1.7 -> that's crap... The best for you, would be if webkul is supporting TB in the future. I have no idea if they will do.

Well thats up to you. Using PS modules will be ok for 1.0.x, but later not sure. I will only use PS modules, if there is no alternative available.