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How should they differ? It sounds so simple that I don't know what you mean with "best"?

@yaniv14 said in plugins store: Hi @Doopie, I have purchased for my clients about 5 modules from Envato and 3 from ps addons, and all the modules are crap. I will be a shame to publish a code like that, even if I need to release it as open source it still be embarrassing to write a crappy code like that. I don't mind to pay for a module because time is money, but at least sell something good (and support it). Most times it's cheaper for my client to purchase a module for $100 instead of paying me to develop. Of course I am not talking about your modules (because I haven't purchased anything from you yet! i hope :smiley: ) It's how I think too. Make good modules and set a fair price. If you publish a superb blog module, why not asking for 100$? It's not that much for (western) shop owners. What sucks: you buy a module, you use it two weeks, then you have to switch to another one...

I like to learn from the best... So my question is quite simple: Which ecommerce stores impress you the most and why? I am impressed by: zappos.com Look how nicely they promote a normal product like shoes. Moreover they have really clever review system. I am sure, that this boost they're conversions.

Here are all kind of persons ofc. Merchants, Theme Designer and Coders. I am the first two and learning the third. But don't worry, you don't have to do this as well. Only thing merchants need to show now is patience. The thirty bees team is surely thankful, if you help. The translation part can be done, without having to know about HTML, CSS or PHP.

Tbproduct and tbproduct_shop this fact makes me crazy as well. @mdekker do you know why this is needed?

Why you think so?

@devnix said in Clear Demo Data: Wouldn't be AWESOME to be able of running the installer without inserting demo data? :smile: It's what I ask for too. Maybe Demo Data is useful for testing the system. But at least there should be an option to disable it, while doing the installation.

We have also a lot of people, who chose guest checkout. We will disable it soon. I don't like how this is handled. Only makes troubles. I think it's a matter of language. Customer believs he is anonymous and needs to put less information. But that is crap... We have even some customer, which complain that the "password forget" is not working, then we check and understand that they always ordered as guest...

What do you want to change? Maybe I can help you... HTML & CSS is quite easy to learn... If you know them well, you can change your themes as you love to. Can only recommend to know the basics, it helps a lot!

You are funny :D You should only vote up, if somebody gave really helpful answer. So I think five upvotes a day shouldn't be a problem. I miss more a "best answer" and a "mark as solved" function...

Ok... no problem, thanks for your answer meastro!

I just saw a module: https://codecanyon.net/item/protect-your-templates/16457892 It says, that tpl files can be shown, if somebody knows the complete path? Is this true? For me it's not working, but you never know... So do I need to protect tpl files or not? :S

@Havouza said in German support for thirty bees: Can a layman ask a question, the regulations for Germany is only for shops run by German businesses or sole traders, or for all shops selling towards German customers If you write somewhere, that you send to germany. Then you have to follow their laws. Also if you publish shipping cost or so. So basically answer to your question is YES. What we do: We communicate, that we don't ship to germany. From time to time we get question: "oh come on, can't you do an exception for me?". Then we are allowed to this, without following german law. But of course that way, you aren't targeting germany.

Hello Devs I see that professional modules all have an index.php file. I think it's for protecting directory view by users, right? Am I right, that I have to add this manually to my module? If yes, isn't it possible that TB adds this file, automatically? Regards Emanuel

But that means that a cron job is exectued every minute or not? Doesn't that claim the server too much?

Mine looks like this: I think it should be self explaining...

I don't know for Plesk since my PS is installed on cPanel. There I have a Cron-Jobs Tab... Maybe you should just ask your server provider about it...

Hm not sure. I always just copied the code itself... There is also some additional software for github.

Sure, it is! You see the whole code there. It shows even what was changed...

As far as I remember it's a module. So just deactivate the module, if you don't use it.

Yes I agree, that documentation is a very important factor. I'm learning PHP since some weeks. When I wonder about something in Wordpress, I just google and find the answer for 95%. In Prestashop this is max 50% :D. Btw: There is a book from FabienSerny about 1.6 development. I don't think we can expect a big documentation of ThirtyBees soon... @mdekker and @lesley have so much other things to do... Am I right?

In longer run it's surely needed, to split it. But right now, I don't think community is big enough to talk in different languages. Don't get me wrong... I am a native german speaker as well.

@Lausli said in Eager to migrate from Prestashop 1.6: @wakabayashi How should it be possible to export and import variants? Also Orders can currently not be imported exported or better. You say "I create a new database and import the data" that sounds as if it is not a problem. I gave a short explanation how to do a clone. It was not a tutorial, how to migrate to TB. If you read my posts here, you see, that I was always recommending to wait for the migration tool...

I totally agree with Nick in all parts (I even have 3 shops as well :D). I think the start of TB was quite good. Here is a lot going on. I agree with @MockoB , that upvotes shouldn't get much attention. Version 1.0 was released, but still we shouldn't forget that this a new project and we need patience. I expect a devlopment like that: 1. Migration tool (So community can test and report bugs) 2. There will be a quite a lot of new stores based on TB and some migrations from PS 3. They remove bugs fast and add some core function by modules (mailchimp, blog a.s.o.) 4. TB will get more migrations from PS 1.6 since it's just the better product 5. They launch Addons store and get much more attention from developers 6. Probably some coders will support @mdekker and @lesley with the core development I hope this is realistic, but I needs time. I wonder where we stand in one year :) What is your opinion?

I thought you mean that the password is written after an account is created. I don't know if it's still like this, but it surely was... I don't like security questions to be honest...