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@datakick suggestion: in the backend: when I click on 'buy license' your site opens in the same window. Hope you can let it open in a new window.

@datakick Another issue: I can't create an account from within the module. When i click 'pay' I get the message 'creating account', but the wheel keeps spinning and i'm not redirected to the payment section.

@datakick Another issue: When i update carrier e.g. instead of Netherlands select Germany the cart is not updated with the correct shippingcosts. Only when i refresh the page the cart shows the correct shippingcosts

@datakick thank, installation went fine. first observations: 1) i've disabled guest checkout, but with your module people are still can checkout as guest. 2) Once i've selected guest checkout, i can't 'go back' and login into my account Suggestion: Add 'forgot password' at the 'personal details' section.

@datakick I tried to install it but got the following error: The following module(s) could not be installed properly: chex : Unable to install override: The method setMedia in the class OrderOpcController is already overridden by the module myparcel version 1.1.5 at 2016-05-10 16:51:47 . .

@traumflug I'm not a developer so a lot you are saying is abacadabra to me and as such i can't make a vote. So if possible you could add something to the post like: option 1: don't upgrade smarty ; advantages: ....... ; disadvantages:..... option2: update smarty; advantages: .........; disadvantages: .......... If your post is mainly targeted to developers please let me know and i will delete this comment.

@doclucas "Leaders hold a position of power or influence. Those who lead inspire us" Although not stated specifically I interpreted the statement of @Traumflug that the developers inspire each other and they have certainly inspired me to make the switch from PS to TB as well as contribute to both crowdfunding campaigns. A serious CEO doesn't mean his is inspiring.

@traumflug said in Say hello to release 1.0.5!: A CEO means a hierarchy, hierarchies mean people working on stuff they’re not convinced of, people not enthusiastic about their work mean a lot less productivity. Doesn’t happen at thirty bees. This is what Simon Sinek more or less states in his book 'Start with why'. Very interesting read

@doclucas said in Say hello to release 1.0.5!: Saying the software shouldn’t have been released with such obvious bugs in basic functionality isn’t being aggressive, It's not that it is being said. It's the way how it is said c'est le ton qui fait la musique

@doclucas said in Say hello to release 1.0.5!: The intentions are (IMHO) good. The same goes for the developers. So even if this release should not have been released (i don't have an opinion about it because i have not enough knowledge about coding) there is no need to be aggressive.

@movieseals said in Free Module: Loyalty Points [genzo_krona]: The gamification aspect alone for me is ripe with amazing opportunities. Hi, would you be willen to share your thoughts of what other opportunities you are thinking of ?

@snowycat Alhough your plan is to release the module in the near future it may be still worthwile to create a 'flexible' crowdfunding campaign for the module.

@colorful-ant Sorry, missed that one. Thanks.

@datakick Thank. I'll try and hope that i don't mess up things :)

Does somebody know i can move the button 'bulk actions' to the top ?

Next time i hope 260 people will back a project with $10 :)

@traumflug said in disappointed / frustrated: Price for merchants is about the same I think when there are enough backers crowdfunding is much cheaper for merchants. For example: when you want to buy modules that provide the same features as the elastic search module you will have to pay several hundred euros for a license with 2 years of upgrades. People do not realize that you can't expect the developers to answer questions in the forums, develop a stable core system, develop module all for free.

@manisch said in disappointed / frustrated: but I donated 10$ and almost felt ashamed for it because it was the smallest donation Why feel ashamed for it ? My point is NOT the ammount of money one donates. Every $ counts, whether it is $1, $10 or whatever. Thank you for your donation. Perhaps you can rewrite it a little like: “Help us to help you. With your donation we are able to spend more time in the forum to answer your questions”. Great suggestion !

@the crowd is a bunch of individuals. I was just wondering

@violinparts Maybe you did or maybe not contribute, but from your reaction it looks like are opposed to contributing the the crowdfunding module. Is that right and if so can you tell me why ?

@violinparts said in disappointed / frustrated: Up to you then What is up to me ? I don't think it has to be OR, but rather AND. crowdfunding AND commission from module sales etc. etc. From what i read various people are jumping the PS ship because the lack of bug fixes and help. You can't expect from TB to give support, develop TB and make a living all at once. Crowdfunding is at least a way to combine two of them.

@violinparts based on the community involvement regarding the crowdfunding project i wonder if a capital venture would be intrested

@violinparts There is a big difference Your contriburion when there is something in it for you (a module) and thus a short-term gain. By contribution to the crowdfunding project there is no short term gain for you, but definately a long-term gain (stable, feature rich ecommerce system) Furthermore: Lets say a module costs €100 and TB gets 20% of this, than 125 people would need to by a module of €100. The less expensive the module the more people are needed for this amount. As I see how hard it is to get people involved in the crowdfunding project i don't think this is very likely at the moment.

I will probably get some shit over me by posting this but so be it. This post is related to the latest crowdfunding project. I think this project is online for about 3 weeks now and frankly i find is very disappointing how may people (18 at the moment) have contributed to this project. From what I've seen on the forum it's my estimation that there are more than 18 active forum members. People asking for help because they either have an live TB site, a test TB site or have the intention to make the switch to TB. And i also think it is fair to say that not all of those member have contributed to the crowdfunding project. On other forum threats i read comments like " i don't make money yet" or "i don't have a live site" or something like that. I can't imagine that even if you don't make money yet, you can't spear $1, $5 or $10 or so. And why wait to contribute if you don't have a TB shop yet ? We all benefit from this. I still really think crowdfunding can be a good way to provide an income for the TB owners AND give us (future) shopowners a stable, feature rich quality ecommerce system. To the people who already contributed : THANKS and for the people who didn't do that yet: I really hope you will contribute still (however small) THANKS ALL THE CONTRIBUTERS !!! I really think we can make TB great by means of crowdfunding.

@colorful-ant said in Download from productpage after e-mail: Create a virtual article Thanks for your reply If you mean a virtual product than that is not an option because the downloadable sheet is directly linked to the product. Furthermore, a registered customer is not a newsletter subscriber. All my customers are registered since I don't offer guest-checkout, but very few subscribe to the newsletter. But maybe this is because the checkbox in not 'in-sight'