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Update: The error only appears when I click save before clicking outside the quantity field/box. If I click outside before clicking save, the quantity is saved with a green success window and I don't get an error message when I then click save.

In the product's quantity tab tb 1.0.3 is throwing me an error message (just red window "error", no further information) when I save a quantity change of a combination. Then I get a green success window and the quantity change was registered.

See this post for an explanation and the history behind the idea: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/806/using-packs-and-combinations-a-possibility-or-is-there-another-solution/7 Basically, I'd like to be able to sell Product: Widget Combination A: 1 Widget Combination B: 1 Widget Family Pack (10 x Widgets) And I'd like to manage by stock only via Combination A. That means that if I enter Quantities Combination A: 100 Widgets and I can specify somewhere that Combination B is dependent on Combination A and that 1 x Combination B = 10 x Combination A, the system will be able to calculate that the stock should be as follows: 100 x Combination A 10 x Combination B but 99 x Combination A 9 x Combination B Hope this was clear :-)

I guess another solution would be to not approach it as packs, but to have one combination/attribute depend on the other and specify their relationship. Eg: 50 single widgets 5 widget packs (and then specify that 1 widget pack is comprised out of 10 single widgets - the system could automatically calculate the appropriate quantities)

For others reading this thread: My impression of the @Common-Services one is that it's relatively clunky and not very intuitive: https://addons.prestashop.com/en/marketplaces/2501-amazon-market-place.html I found two others: Amazon Connector Module https://addons.prestashop.com/en/marketplaces/24326-amazon-connector.html and the Amazon Sync Marketplace Module https://addons.prestashop.com/en/marketplaces/24815-amazon-sync-marketplace.html Of the two, the backend demo of the Amazon Connector Module feels the better to me.

@davidp I'm sure lots of us would be happy to finance the development. FYI @mdekker @lesley

Didn't work - and the odd thing is that even going directly into the database the position got overridden when I refreshed the list. But ... I did notice that some attributes had the same position. So I manually entered unique positions directly in the database and after doing that everything worked again.

In the backend you can go to an attribute group and order the values: administrator/index.php?controller=AdminAttributesGroups Even though tb gives an "update successful" message after re-ordering, the order is lost when you leave the attribute group page and return. Attribute positions aren't saved properly. Some of the attributes go back to having the position "1", others keep the position number they were given. Also, even though it looks like one could type in a position in the position field, it doesn't let you type in anything. tb 1.0.3

Magic! It works perfectly. Nice job!

Does the volume pricing / volume discounts table have a hook that I can use to move the table nearer the price? I think that would be a more suitable spot to show volume discounts. I'd also like to generally format the volume pricing table, but haven't been able to find its template. Does anyone know where to look?

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@vzex How do you currently manage this?

After adding a product to a pack, I can't delete it anymore. Noting happens when I click the little bin in the right hand corner of the product image in the pack. tb 1.0.3, tested in Firefox and Opera

It's not possible at the moment to use packs and combinations. Why is this? For my purposes, it would be great to be able to do so. An example: I sell widgets singly and in packs. 10 single widgets = 1 pack of widgets I'd like the customer to be able to select on the product page: ( ) 1 Widget ( ) 1 Pack of Widgets (= 10 Widgets) I can add each of these as individual combinations/attributes. But, then I have to maintain a separate stock for each. If I have 100 widgets, I would eg need to enter as stock: 50 single widgets 5 widget packs (because 1 pack is 10 single widgets) If for some reason I sell out of widget packs, I have to manually go into single widget stock, reduce eg by 20 there and add 2 widget packs to the widget pack stock. According to my understanding of packs, if packs could have combinations, I could have single widgets and then create a pack of these as a second combination, in a way, so that the customer would see: 50 single widgets 5 widget packs (because 1 pack is 10 single widgets) and the stock of the widget packs would be automatically calculated from the single widgets.

Was my mistake - I needed to activate Amazon EU and at first it didn't save, but a second time around it did. Thanks, @spidawebs.

@mockob Thank you for the link, but it's incorrect in that broadness. You are required to keep data relating to a transaction. That makes sense. If you sell something, you need to keep documentation that you sold something. How long you need to keep the data depends on your country. But if you didn't sell something, eg if someone placed a fake order or placed an order but never paid, if you made a test order and want to delete it, there's nothing that would prevent you from doing so.

@mockob It most definitely is NOT illegal to delete orders in your shop. You might be mixing something up with deleting accounting entries.

Yes! That works nicely, but once the store is up and running I might like to delete test orders or fake orders individually.

I think this would be a good feature. I posted about it here: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/793/suggestion-delete-orders-directly-in-the-backend I went in to the database and deleted all idorder and idorder_* rows. So far it looks OK, but I haven't tested fully yet.

It's odd that orders can't be deleted nicely from the backend, so they're purged from the database. The method suggested here doesn't clean up the database properly: http://www.seowebmaster.ch/en/how-to-delete-orders-on-prestashop/ ``` We enter the Orders menu and then we can access the order that we want to be deleted In the address bar we have the URL that will be similar to this: http://www.shop.com/admin/index.php?controller=AdminOrders&id_order=1000&vieworder&token=1a2a1a2a1a21a2ab1289765412 We locate the label vieworder, we replace it with deleteorder and we press Return. We’re done! http://www.shop.com/admin/index.php?controller=AdminOrders&id_order=1000&deleteorder&token=1a2a1a2a1a21a2ab1289765412 ``` Vote for the suggestion here: https://thirtybees.com/suggestions/delete-orders-cleanly-from-the-backend-and-the-database/

@spidawebs I got the module, but it doesn't seem to recognize the second language in my shop. It only shows English as a tab. Does it support multiple languages for you? @Common-Services FYI

Is it safe to just go into the database and delete the orders in tb_orders?

Couldn't one redefine customername somewhere to be firstname concatenated with lastname from tbcustomer and then just truncate firstname and lastname?

Agree - there should be a setting to deactivate it in the backend.

You click on the language you'd like to upload a photo for and then you'll see a field for no photo - you can upload the photo there.