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@datakick It looks great! Some observations: The store's reply to a review could be prefaced with something like "store name:", to make it even clearer that the store replied. When I unclick allow anonymous reviews and submit a review as a guest without being logged in, I get the message "Failed to create a review" but I'm not told why. A message> "Please log in to review" would be nice. On products with attributes/combinations it would be nice if the module asked which attribute/combination the review should apply to and that it would show which attribute/combination the review belongs to. "Be the first to write review!" is only at the top, but not at the review tab itself. I think having a link there would also be good. Reviews of a customer could show up on their account page...and maybe even better, an overview of all products bought and not reviewed? Clicking on "Read reviews" jumps a bit too far down for me and the review is hidden. The sticky menu with the categories, etc covers it. Looking forward to testing the next versions!

@zimmer-media said in Problem in the ordering process: jetzt kaufen / Zahlungspflichtig bestellen / etc Yes, but isn't that just the name of the button? That should be easy to implement in all themes, etc. Don't forget the order overview needed on the last page (Bestellübersicht).

@ulrich I don't have 1.0.4 yet. It hasn't been officially released yet. It might be a bug in 1.04. that you should report.

@wakabayashi I can help with the German translation! Second proof-reader or we split things up. :)

@DavidP Thanks! @lesley @mdekker I think this is an essential feature for tb to work in the EU market and not restrict itself to B2C. Can you estimate how much such a modification/module would cost? Perhaps I can fund it (and if anyone else would want to join, I'd be happy for that, too) and release it to the community. Let me know if you need more details.

I thought so at first, too, but then I switched to the community theme and it was the same. I use the normal 5 step checkout in AEUC.

Could you give us a screenshot? Maybe that will help.

It doesn't happen with me. I can't even choose to pay. The payment sector says: PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT METHOD Please sign in to see payment methods. I can only choose the payment method if I enter a customer name (for guest checkout) and accept the TOS.

@mdekker and @Tomik Yep, that's how it looks in Cloudways.

I'm testing the module, but I don't know what server address to enter (I'm on Cloudways) under module settings>Connection. Does anyone know where? The default http://localhost:9200 doesn't work and neither do the server URL and the shop URL.

In the EU, we're supposed to have an overview of the final order on the page where you click "Buy". I just noticed that this doesn't happen. See image below. Is this a setting I'm missing or is it a bug?

@datakick Awesome! It looks really nice already. I'm definitely going to ditch my review module and move to yours. What are the things you'd like us to test specifically? I ask so we don't tell you stuff you know is not yet ready. I noticed that on settings page the Cancel button is hidden. I also can't see where to save changes in the settings.

Thanks, @DavidP! I have such a module, I use the tb/PS native one. But how do I set up a trade account? I have a customer group "Wholesale", but I don't see where I can exclude taxes for intra-EU sales. That's where the module comes in, I guess. This is the only module I found: https://addons.prestashop.com/de/b2b/18149-umsatzsteuerbefreiung-auf-rechnungen-fur-b2b.html It doesn't look complete, though. Prices should be net only where we have an intra-EU sale, not within the same country. The module doesn't solve that. How did you solve this?

Is there a way to exclude certain customer groups from the customer loyalty and rewards module? This is especially important where a shop services both B2B and B2C.

You're right! It's just a text error. The display is as it should be.

Right, thanks. But why does the tb message on the left of the last image with the order total say: "For this customer group, prices are displayed as: tax INcluded." Shouldn't it say: "... tax EXcluded"? That's what selected in the first image above for that customer group: "Tax EXcluded."

It seems that the exclude tax function for customer groups does not work. Here you can see that the price display method is "Tax excluded": However, in an order of a customer belonging to this customer group it says:

I'll try again, as the issue just popped up and reminded me of this thread. I have the specific prices you see. They apply to all customer groups. I can only choose that they apply to all customer groups or to 1 single customer group. I have 4 customer groups. I'd like to have a specific price that applies to 3 of those 4 customer groups (eg customers, guests, visitors). I'd like a different specific price for the 4th customer group (B2B). The only way for me to do this is to make 4 specific prices. It would be easier if I could make 2 specific prices: 1 for customer groups 1-3 and 1 for customer group 4. In order to do that, I would need to be able to select multiple customer groups and not just 1 or all.

Has anyone setup tb for intra-EU B2B transactions that require the VAT ID number? Specifically, I'd like to remove the Siret and APE fields in the backend and frontend and introduce a VAT ID field. I'd also like to permit a customer to be created with a company name only (no first name, no last name) and with a VAT ID number in the backend. Also, the invoice should be tax-free because the sale is intra-EU B2B.

I don't see that in my shop. Might it be a template issue?

Hi, One of the nice things about tb is that you can specify a default combination. However, where the default combination is sold out (but another combination isn't), you get the message upon visiting the product that the default combination is unavailable. I would suggest that another, available combination is pre-selected instead. That minimizes any clicks for the customer. It's a small thing, but I think it would be a nice touch. Does anyone have an idea how to implement this idea? And would this be something to make standard for tb? Thanks!

Hi, We have friendly URLs activated. They also work. However, when I'm editing a product and go to SEO and enter a custom friendly URL, I'm getting some weird behavior relating to languages. We have two languages installed, English and German. The bugs are: The shop preview says for DE: "The product link will look like this https://www.shop.com/en/URLofDElanguage" The preview is correct for EN. When I click "preview" for DE I get taken to https://www.shop.com/de/URLofENlanguage" The preview is correct for EN The friendly links when navigating in the shop itself work perfectly. It's only in the backend that I have this problem where the shop mixes up EN and DE (see URLs).

@SLiCK_303 Installed and testing. Does your beta also not show in the backend as 6.0.0 beta 4 but as 5.3.3?

Thanks, @zimmer-media and @SLiCK_303. I'm not sure what the problem was in my situation. Reading your threads: I only have one site and the carrier costs couldn't change during the checkout, as the customer had free shipping.

Hi, I have an order that is paid and completed in PayPal, but in the shop it shows "abandoned cart" under Customers:Shopping Carts. I only noticed that the customer paid because he said he did and I then took a look in my PayPal account. Is there any way to troubleshoot how this could have happened? Thanks