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Hi, if you look above you'll see I've posted the solution to the problem, which was provided by the module maker. Thank you for your help though!

Datakick kindly provided a solution, if this happens to anyone else please see the following:

Anyone? This is catastrophic for me, I literally cannot run my business without the Paypal plugin working ☹️

Hi @nickz, yes, as I said in my question I've deleted and recreated the API app six or seven times now (unless I'm missing something in the instruction - I don't know how you create an "empty" API app as you need to tick the boxes and fill in the details for it work?)

I cloned my Thirty Bees instance to a new domain, updated all the shop information and created a new clean Paypal API app, but the Paypal module on the new site won't connect - see screenshot. First time Plus and Checkout did show as active with just Standard missing, but after a couple of retries all three are showing as missing. I've removed and reinstalled the Paypal module twice and recreated the API app six or seven times with different names, and I've very carefully checked the Client ID and Secret for whitespace or errors, even copy pasted both into a text file to check alongside each other. Paypal support say: After further review I am not seeing any issues with the Client IDs you provided, or with your PayPal account. Please make sure on the new integration that you did not add any additional white space when pasting the Client ID and Secret. If this is not the case, you will then want to reach out to thirty bees support so they can check why the error is being generated since you are using a different Client ID.

Got you 😕 So there isn't really a secure/recommended way currently to set up a cart from an external site?

That's really helpful to know, thank you :) So you might not want to share the cookie key around because it could be used to access other information? I'll be coding the external site myself from scratch, if that makes it any safer...

Finally realised it's called Webservice and it's documented for Prestashop but not for Thirty Bees specifically 🙂 Posting this here in case other people have the same question, docs here: https://devdocs.prestashop.com/1.7/webservice/getting-started/

Hi folks, this might be a dumb question but I've searched the forums and Googled, and the developer's guide just seems to be mostly a giant list of classes (is there a user-friendly dev guide out there somewhere I'm missing?) - is it possible to set up an order "automatically" from the outside, I.E. send a user from an external webpage to the shop and their order is all set up for them in the cart? I've got some complicated customisable bundles (subscriptions) I want to sell and if possible I want to build an external page that takes them through step by step choosing the elements and then shoots them over to the shop to check it out.

Just to add, cart rules without a voucher code are also not being applied to these products. In a bit of a panic here, sale coming up at the weekend and I've already sent out the marketing - if anyone can help please advise! ☹️

Hi, I've created a sale via a catalogue rule, but it's not being applied to two products which are definitely in the correct category. On checking their price pages, the rule is being applied at the bottom of the table whereas it's at the top for the ones which are working correctly (see attached pics). Any way I can fix this? I can't find a setting for what order price rules are applied in.

Hi, I have the same problem, with HTMLPurifier turned off the page still just says "The content field is invalid" when I try to paste in Javascript (trying to embed a Paypal subscription button in a CMS page).

That's awesome, thank you so much for sharing! I'll have a play around with it shortly.

Okay, I'd argue that giving the user access to this fundamental data, which is already in the form of a database and relatively trivial to export, and could allow so much useful analysis or other functionality (dumping into a pick list, for example) would be a very basic function. But I guess not as many other people have a use case for that as I'd expect 🙂 Fair play.

You're joking - you have to pay £45 or more for a third party module just to export your orders? 😮 This is basic functionality for a webshop!