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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

Thanks, @Lathaneo! @mdekker But is there a strong use case for email addresses without a TLD for an online shop? I would assume the only place where that would be required is with a type of localhost domain, but not for any true customer email address.

Something I thought about: We get customers who write us their review by email. It would be nice to able to write a review as an admin and -- associate it with a customer OR -- associate with the admin BUT be able to specify the initials/name that gets shown (my preference, as not all customers will be in the shop, eg if they order through a different platworm...best would be a combination of both) @datakick Happy to hear it'll be integrated with your module. :-)

@bzndk Does that mean one would have to watch the mouse movement of every user who drops out of the funnel?

Hi, A customer was able to sign up with a gmailcom address (dot missing). I think the shop software should validate the address and require a dot in the part after the @. Is there a way we could implement this?

One additional thing: Customers should be able to opt-out for all future orders from receiving emails asking them to submit a review.

Hurray! Thank you so much for this. :-) It's awesome. I unfortunately recently bought a product review module, but I'd prefer to switch to yours. Ideas: - Send a customizable email to orders within a certain date range and with a certain order status about submitting a review. - Permit customers to submit a review showing their initials only. - Receive an email notification on review submission. - Allow the shop to reply to reviews within the review. - Give loyalty points for a review as motivation. - Make it easy for customers to review - 1. no logging in necessary after clicking their unique deep link review request URL and 2. on that landing page each of the products ordered will be able to be reviewed directly without navigating away from it.

Brilliant, thank you very much for sharing! Nice!

The second one is awesome! I think that is great motivator to add more to the cart. Nice job!

@mdekker Works! Thank you. :)

@hfxracing said in Full Custom Product Page Tabs: I guess my question is. Would the community be interested in making a cheap version or free version of this or can I be directed to where I can buy one without loosing my shirt in the process. I'd be in.

Right - but doesn't that mean it is a bug, since it is shown when Highlight is off and a customer visits My Vouchers?

When a customer visits “Home> My account>My vouchers”, the customer can see ALL cart rules ever created that match the customer group. For example, if I want a voucher to be valid for all customer groups, but I want to distribute it only to people on Facebook, this feature/bug prevents that. Not only will the intended recipients on Facebook see the voucher when I post it there on my Facebook page, any customer who visits their account and clicks on “My vouchers” will see it, regardless of whether they use Facebook or not. As noted by @SLiCK_303, this only happens where a customer group is selected for the voucher. The discussion we had about this is here: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/1156/cart-rules-vouchers-seen-by-all-customers-is-this-a-feature-or-a-bug

@slick_303 said in Cart rules - vouchers seen by all customers - is this a feature or a bug?: That seems like a bug to me, not a feature. If Highlight is not selected, it shouldn't show it. Thanks for confirming! I'll post in the bug reports.

Actually, I do have Highlight to NO. The voucher is not shown in the cart, but it is in “Home> My account>My vouchers”. The customer can see ALL cart rules ever created that match the customer group there.

Aha! That's what highlight means. Thank you :)

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@datakick Awesome that you'll be adding Amazon! Lesley wrote about the review module here: https://thirtybees.com/blog/crowdfunding-modules/

How lovely, @datakick! Two suggestions: A multi-currency cryptocurrency module for people who want to host their own wallets: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/654/cryptocurrency-module A module to sell on Amazon (import orders from Amazon, upload products, etc)

@lesley said in AEUC still not compatible. On mobile devices smarty nocache errors: To sum it up, give us a list. We can try to add as many as possible. When we can cherry pick features out of posts, we add them as well. We have added things to the dev path of 1.1.x from the posts on this forum to help with compliance, but if someone could get us a whole list together that would be the best. I am happy to do that. We talked about this in another thread and I already provided a list. How can we take this further?

That's a good idea. That would solve it if one could have different MySQL logins.

OK, good to know. The problem for me is not with the developers I use regularly, but say I have 10 modules from different developers and I only need them to take a look at something once. I'd rather give them each a revocable access. Perhaps I should set up a mirror site and let them work on that instead.