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@Havouza Did the older versions of the Updater module not have the option to turn off backups?

I tried using the Thirty Bees updater v1.2.2 to update to TB 1.0.2. I had the option checked to back up my files and database. I started the update and realized the backup was going to take a long time. When the file count got to zero, it started all over again with a new file countdown. I aborted the backup by exiting the module. Is this going to cause any problems? Is there an orphan record somewhere that I need to delete? Thanks

Magic Thumb v5.9.9 is compatible with TB 1.0.1 https://www.magictoolbox.com/magicthumb/ Very good support from Igor Shugurov.

Igor Shugurov from Magictoolbox.com helped me with a great solution. Igor put me a Category ID switch inside their Magic Thumb module. So now I can disable JqZoom and Fancybox by category which is awesome and is exactly what I need.

Is there any way to disable both JqZoom and FancyBox on product pages? I know you can switch from one to the other but I would love to be able to turn both off. A majority of my product images will be 200x200 max size and the product zooms are not needed.

@lesley Cool. It made my day today to make that change and have it work. I'm thrilled that I can adjust my product layout now.

I have been trying to learn how to change my category product grid to 4 columns instead of the default 3 columns. I found this code in product-list.tpl: {if $page_name == 'index' || $page_name == 'product'} {$product_block_size_class = 'col-xs-12 col-sm-4 col-md-3'} {else} {$product_block_size_class = 'col-xs-12 col-sm-6 col-md-4'} {/if} I just changed the col-md-4 class to col-md-3 and cleared my cache. It seems to be working perfectly. Is this really all there is to it on Thirty Bees? The reason I ask is because I was reading PS forums for a solution and in PS you need to modify javascript in a few different places to make the change. Things like how many products per line, list vs grid view classes, etc I could not find the relevant javascript code in TB.

@lesley Ok I think I got it updated. My newbie mistake was thinking I needed to do anything in the TB back end. I love the community theme by the way. It's why I chose Thirty Bees. Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.

Ok tell me if this is a good update method: Download 1.0.1 from Github Extract Zip locally on my computer. Rename the "community-theme-default-1.0.1" folder to "community-theme-default" Upload the renamed "community-theme-default" folder to the "themes" folder which will overwrite the original 1.0.0 theme.

Testing the Cloudways restore feature now.......... Update: It works!

@lesley Yes I mistakenly added the 1.0.1 folder as a separate theme. It showed up as a theme is the backend. When I tried to activate it, it wouldn't work so I deleted 1.0.1 theme through the backend. When I did this it deleted the default theme but left the broken 1.0.1 in place.

Well I managed to screw it up. I uploaded the 1.0.1 folder BESIDE the 1.0.0 folder. Then when the 1.0.1 would not function in the theme backend, I deleted the 1.0.1 theme in the backend. Guess what? When you do that, it deletes the 1.0.0 theme and the site is broken. Guess I need to do a clean install.

@alwayspaws Yeah I am a new user. Never used PS either. And I am new to Cloudways as well. Very early on the learning curve. its killing me. lol

@lesley Where is the best place to download from? The only link I could find was in the blog post about the update.

@mdekker Deleted my initial reply. No there is no Config.xml file. I was looking at the config file inside the folder.