Kashir2000

Can agree.. back in old days, it was "Our monthly goal is to gather xxxx$. We currently have. xxxx$ for server". We don't know state of your treasury... is it good, has it improved. Any monthly commission reports? Sorry @Acer but if your only communication will be "We need you pay or we will make you pay" then you will not go far I believe. I realize amount of frustration tho. But don't led frustration lead you. Inform, make community, make everyone feel responsible. Monthly goal: 1000$ = 1 Full time developer Monthly goal: 2000$ = 2 Full time developer Monthly goal: 2500$ = 2 Full time developers and 1 part time developer. Other way around, in communication could be: We plan {list of features} for next release. If we get monthly xxxx $ we will make it in 6 months, otherwise update will be in 12 months as we lack human resources at the moment. If you make tb paid... you can, however I'm quite positive forks may appear. More or less successful.

That's only example (and yes, you can use it): Abandoned Cart Reminder – Recover Lost Sales Automatically Every day, customers add products to their cart… and then leave. This module helps you win them back automatically. Abandoned Cart Reminder sends friendly, well-timed reminders to customers who didn’t finish their purchase, encouraging them to return to your store and complete the order. It works quietly in the background and helps you recover sales that would otherwise be lost. What this module does for your store 🛒 Recovers abandoned carts Automatically reminds customers about products they left behind. ⏰ Smart reminder timing Send up to 3 reminders at custom time intervals (for example: after 2 hours, 22 hours, and 48 hours). 🔄 Always up to date If a customer comes back and updates their cart, old reminders are reset so messages stay relevant and accurate. 🤝 Customer-friendly approach Gentle reminders instead of aggressive marketing — perfect for building trust and increasing conversions. 📈 Boosts conversion rate & revenue Turn abandoned carts into completed orders with minimal effort. Why merchants love it Fully automatic — no daily work required Works with all shops (multi-shop supported) Simple configuration Designed specifically for thirty bees Perfect for you if You want more completed orders without increasing ad spend You want to remind customers at the right moment You want a reliable, lightweight solution that just works

Abandoned cart reminder Description: "Abandoned cart reminder" How it works? What does it do (send emails, SMS'es, calls their mom to tell her, her boy didn't finish his grocery shopping?) GDPR Compliant: No --- Not compliant, or GDPR compliance does not apply?

I don't think that's necessary. I think, for starters, you should improve your paid modules. There is a lot of good stuff coming out of premium modules.. but they are: - Undocumented - real pain... I don't really know what they do... - Not UI/UX friendly - some are pain to manage So basically... idea of those modules, and functions are cool. However... Forgive me @Acer but if you can't get https://store.thirtybees.com/premium-modules straight... then you think you will be able to sell thirty bees? Look at this page, sorry to say.. .but from marketing view its not worth much... First of all... and most important... It's a hell to see how they work and if they worth it. There is a WALL.... Want to see how it looks? Support TB first. FAQ Snippets... more like basic docs than advertising description.... and where is banner saying? "Want it? You can have it for free if you support tb development" Bulletpoints... Same story... really nothing about module. Purchases... some won't even know its a re-stock inventory planner. Purchases sounds like customer purchasing.. Shortcodes... some more info... but how it looks? Dynamic lists... is a mystery to me couldn't get it to work All those software is made more for programmers than for users/merchants (Unlike thirtybees). You could really get those modules to profit you, just first put some effort. Because making TB paid without good marketing will cost you a lot. And heed my warning... there are a lot who will say "Look at thirty bees, Prestashop is newer, better and FREE, but TB became paid for useless script" You will pour oil into fire and it may burn you. Also... you can make a module marketplace, where you - for a fee like 10%? - allow people sell their modules. For module creator it's a fee based place to advertise... only one thing they need to do is make their module compatible with TB - and belive me, more modules compatible with TB = better future for TB. Don't go making TB paid, before you finish what you actually started with Premium modules, because IDEA is cool, Backoffice integration is cool... however visual and informational layer is at its lowest.

As Yabber said. They consolidated many hosting companies over years, shut them down and moved everyone under Cyber_folks brand. Prices rose, and quality dropped (not for all, depends on needs). However available server resources were restricted. Many say that its worse. I know many people who ran away after that (including myself). It will be no different here I think. Knowing Cyber_folks, they didn't acquire it for no reason. Monetization process will surely continue, one way or other I belive. I think this project might end up like many other open source projects. Open source development will slow or even stop, and new features will be available only when you will host on their servers. Where they will have good optimizations. So PS will work as it worked till now, and alternative version may be developed for those who use their infrastructure. However, maybe they will come up with another monetization method. Who knows... I have bad feelings about it. What I can tell for sure, they all are Symfony worshippers and everything will be more and more based on symfony. Sylius (one of companies invloved in purchase) is creating headless commerce platform based on Symfony. So Symfony will surely be they way they go (I'm not a fan of symfony)

Left a review—really great project. Since version 1.1, I’ve been trying to convince clients to switch to Thirty Bees. Those who did are really happy with it. Just last month, a client called me and said that a year earlier, I had recommended Thirty Bees to them. They gave it a try and now say they’re never going back to PrestaShop. The main reason? It just works. PrestaShop requires constant maintenance—someone always has to keep an eye on it. While it may have a few more features, Thirty Bees is simply more efficient. It supports newer technologies (like PHP, often a year ahead of PrestaShop) and isn’t packed with unnecessary bloat. If someone just wants to focus on selling and running a business without headaches, Thirty Bees is the way to go.

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It's rather complicated for first time. I spent some time writing a module for GA4, Analytics and Google ADs tracking, as well as Consent gathering module. So if you consider ConsentMode v2, proper sending of events, proper event description and order (this includes edit of php/templates to add variables etc.). Also, don't forget Offline measurement protocol (server-server reporting) to track data with utmost accuracy. Then you have lots of work. Few days of analyzing how it works and get to know how to set it up properly - because without proper CMv2 it will not track your data. Don't think anyone will be able to explain it in short. > I can not use the Analytics module at all neither can we use the gapi module either. Why you can't use module?

Have you set conversions label in Google Ads?

Wrong forum. But... it may be that: https://extension.usu.edu/beekeeping/learn/behavior/splitting

I never acually used all these adapter classes, implented way back. But Core_Business_Payment_PaymentOption seems rather interesting. Acually it's quite simmilar if what I had in mind that should be done. Why? That would actually made any payment module compatible with any theme and any OPC-like module. Enlighten me if not. And I cannot find if it's used at all either in Prestashop nor thirtybees. Found this by accident looking at this template code: https://github.com/andresams/prestapay/blob/master/prestapay.php Wondering why it's not used at all. Either in old PS nor TB. PS 1.7 actually uses `PrestaShop\PrestaShop\Core\Payment\PaymentOption` in 2 modules and with free delivery in checkout. Is there anything like this planned for TB?

Hello, Think its quite easy one. Then apply if 4 in cart and select by manufacturer (you probably have 1 manufacturer if you sell your products, but you can select ALL). Apply (for example) 10% discount.

Why it should not? You access translator, which scans all files on server that are supposed to be translatable. coreupdater is no exception. First check if you have permissions. But doubt because its windows. Then check, if if these files acually exist. Most probably paths miss `.php` extension for some reason.

So.... how is it going? Repository seems to be not updated since 1.2.0. Anything going on in background?

Ok. So to debug this, please follow instructions: Download your shop onto hardDrive (direcotries: modules, classes, controllers, overrides mainly). Do not download pictures. Perform a test search for message "Approval failed" and locate which file is emitting this error. Come back, and report. Just a guess, but this may be some 3rd party module or modification integrated as override etc. Maybe some kind of CAPTCHA? Some modules can modify core controllers and classes by preg replaces.

@Alex Hansen Tried to disable 3rd party modules? There is an option in Performance preferences, to disable them. Then check if works. If it works, then one one third party modules is doing something wrong.

Keeping thumbs up all the time 🙂

Ups... did I do something wrong? 😇

It's done only by one person. @datakick. Is he part of new crew? I thought he was volunteer. There was also his goodbye post, but he didn't go? Was he hired?

@Messenger Bee is there any date you estimate for this transaction to end? Will it be month, 6 months or few years? I think it should be possible to determine when we might expect anything to move?

@lovelygifts I see you enabled debugging. I see message " error in template "/home/lovelygi/public_html/themes/community-theme-default/header.tpl" on line 99 "function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}" - Unexpected ".", expected one of: "}"" That means, that in header.tpl you added gtag code. Put it between {literal} tags. {literal}Yout google code here.{/literal}

I opened your site. This 500 Error has a long text there. Encrypted. You can decrypt it in Backoffice > Advanced Parameters > Logs

Your .htaccess seems to be fine. Robots.txt on the other way, does not cause 500 errors. Go to your Admin Panel Performance options and Enable debug mode. Then see what 500 hides from you.

@Fernando In custom CSS I would go with: body.category-{id_category} .category-info { display: none;} .category-info will hide h1 and description .page-heading.product-listing would hide only h1