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@Havouza said in Let's talk about Search!: aiting for mdekker to come back from well earned vacation ;-) What, he´s human, I thought he was a bot! :)

FWIW I agree with @Skipper "cost price" is neutral and fits all B2B and B2C scenarios. "wholesale price" is however a very specific term and only fits some scenarios. The Prestashop terminology here confused me a lot when I learnt to set up my first shop.

Unfortunately thirty bees has inherited this problem from Prestashop. The correct way to do this technically is by using so called 'asset versioning'. This gives you the best of both worlds, maximum caching in the browser, and immediate reload of new versions when things change server-side. It's going to be a massive change to get this done in thirty bees. So we have to live with setting a mostly-correct max-age mixed with manual browser reloads for now.

I would be happy to sponsor the Blog project, but I fear contributions will be slow from now as the "exceed our goal" idea isn´t clearly communicated. Perhaps it´s better to create a separate Indiegogo project?

It was mentioned in https://thirtybees.com/blog/elasticsearch-crowdfunding/ how to handle it if the goal is exceeded. @lesley will have to reply if that plan still is on or if he prefers to create a separate Indiegogo project for the Blog module.

Looks like you found a bug in thirty bees. I reported it as https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/issues/318

Yeah, it's a regression in thirty bees 1.0.2, I reported it as https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/issues/319

Yes, there has been loads of studies that show the checkout process you suggest is the best. Sure would be great if the standard thirty bees checkout did it that way.

We have a very similar situation with a Windows-based POS system that needs to be synced into TB. I wrote a program that runs as a service on the same machine as the Windows POS system, periodically reads the POS database, and sends the data over to TB using the webservice API. It handles product changes/additions/removals, stock changes, images etc etc. The webservice API is quite rich in functionality, but it takes some programming skills and effort to use it.

@alwayspaws said in Can product IDs have a letter? How to distinguish same product with slight difference?: In my example, I do have unique SKU's. SKU : 175-1 and SKU : 175-33 along with each option selected, so I'm set there. About the product names themselves: is it okay to have the name "Summer Dog Dress Ruffled Hem Beach Ocean Sea Theme" for each instance of this particular product? Ah, absolutely, they have to be the same, a product ID can only have one name.

Your best bet is to get someone here to login to your site and check things out. I cannot do it, but you could purchase support from @lesley or if you´re lucky someone reads this and offers to help for free.

@alwayspaws said in Can product IDs have a letter? How to distinguish same product with slight difference?: Thank you @roband7 I updated my reply! Also I have another question about this. Do I have to have a unique name for every single instance of each color and size of the same product? I´m not sure I understand what you mean by name above? If you mean the SKU, yes they should be unique. If you mean something else then pls explain.

If you don´t want to use SKUs then the example CSV you listed above is fine.

Looks fine! Only thing I would consider is the reference codes. While technically they can be anything, in real life it´s better to use something like the SKU from your supplier, or something that helps you and your customer identify the product. In a brick-and-mortar shop this wold be the code you printed on the price labels.

@Havouza said in Can product IDs have a letter? How to distinguish same product with slight difference?: And then give each combination a unique ref nr so you can easy see which one the customer want Yup, the reference code is what you and the customer would use when referring to a specific size/color combination under a product, it´s the SKU. The numeric product id is just a technicality of little interest, with friendly URLs nobody cares about it.

If you have two product attributes, color and size. Then you only need to have one product, what you call product ID 100. Then under product ID 100 you: Upload all the images for all colors Register combinations for the color/size pairs you need. Assign the relevant colored images to each combination.

Ouch, looks like we have an error in the error handling. If a PrestaShopException is thrown from eval()´d code the file argument is null and displayMessage() crashes, hiding the real error. @mdekker needs to have a second look, I just checked the code briefly, I might be wrong...

@zimmer-media said in Server problem or bug - block crosselling: @mdekker The gyros rotate constantly - cant see active carts, orders, open customer threads, product comments etc. the same now in a new tb-shop with ugrade from 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 Can you check the server-side PHP log please? It´s likely there are some error messages there that helps find the problem.

@Chrisi1321 said in Migrate Legenda theme to thirtybees: Ok, that was easy...Just copy&paste from prestashop url structure and works! Regarding blog, best will be to migrate...May take some time, but ok... The only real issue right now is the "smartlegendaaddons" from picture 1. As this is hooked in backoffice I can not do very much, as I always get this error. The function name must be a string error in smartlegendaaddons.php looks to me like you´re now using PHP 7.0 and that this module only supports PHP 5.x The line it crashes on has a syntax that changed it´s meaning from PHP 5 to PHP 7. Pls check this with the addon developer, they might have a newer version that supports PHP 7.

@mdekker said in Migrate Legenda theme to thirtybees: Yeah, the database table is missing. Do you know how to create a database table manually? Because that would be the only solution to make the module work again. Or reprogram the module :/ But then you still have the array to string conversion errors. I wonder if this module works at all... The problem isn´t a missing table, it´s a bug in thirty bees 1.0.2. Notice his error message "Table pspssmartblogcategory_shop doesn´t exits" See the double DBPREFIX! It´s a bug in HelperForm.php in function renderAssoShop(), it shouldn´t pass the DBPREFIX down to the from() as it is also added by from()

@mdekker said in index 404 error after ps 1.6.1.1 migration: PS_CUSTOMCODE_METAS PS_CUSTOMCODE_CSS PS_CUSTOMCODE_JS inserted but TB_CUSTOMCODE_METAS TB_CUSTOMCODE_CSS TB_CUSTOMCODE_JS is being read. I see that is has been fixed in 1.0.2, so apparently someone was already aware of it. If you can wait a couple days, it'll be working with 1.0.2 I checked, and it's still not fixed in 1.0.2. See classes/controller/FrontController.php, the function initContent() still uses the wrong names.

@zimmer-media said in index 404 error after ps 1.6.1.1 migration: @roband7 great best thanks duplicate urls works - how it works for the custom code tab, doesnt save my data missing table in database or another tpl? I'm not sure why your custom code isn't saved. They should simply be inserted/updated into the tbconfiguration table, with the name column set to one of: TBCUSTOMCODEMETAS TBCUSTOMCODECSS TBCUSTOMCODEJS TBCUSTOMCODEORDERCONFJS Nothing is inserted into the table for you?

@zimmer-media said in index 404 error after ps 1.6.1.1 migration: I have one more question. I run 2 more shops (PS 1.6.1.x). There I sell goods I get from a Dopshipping offerer. For this I have then a php page in the PS forum found to update the article quantities by CSV. Will this be possible with TB or are there other / new options? https://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/476997-solved-automatic-stock-update-csv-solution/?p=2190192 There's a CSV import in TB that should handle this fine, unless there's something fancy going on here I fail to see. Your PHP code should also work fine, the database layout hasn't changed in this area.

That´s exactly the same problem as in the forum link I posted a couple of minutes ago, have a look at it.

LOL @lesley 2nd time here we give the same answer within seconds :)