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@Traumflug I would not call it useful to encrypt modules to be honest. The platform we use for the dh42 site is encrypted with encrypted modules. It is the biggest pain changing something simple. I have to get the developer to change it, if I can get ahold of them. If not I have to suffer through with the broken functionality. At the same time it locks you into having just one developer ever being the one that modifies a module. That does not work for a lot of companies.If you run a multi-million dollar ecommerce shop and have a couple developers on staff, are you really going to want to let some other guy into your shop just to change a few lines of code that one of the in house guys could do if it was not encrypted? Most of my clients would not want that.

I do no speak french, I failed out of it school. So I have to rely on Google Translate. This is what I get from Google translate: The PrestaTrust marketplace therefore has two main purposes linked to this objective of confidence : • Ensure the registration of the modules made available via PrestaShop and manage the Rights attached to each module as defined by the developer; I see rights and managed in the same sentence, it makes me think DRM. I know Google Translate is not the best sometimes. Is there a better translation for this to clear it up?

I am failing to see the point then I guess. How can it work without encryption? What are the hashpoints made from? Just the transaction data? There would be no way to verify the module that way. They would have to hash off the files then, right? But then the hash would fail if I modified the module wouldn't it? Like say fixed a typo in it, then it should fail, no?

Hmm, you can do it in the main bug report forum in german. https://forum.thirtybees.com/category/10/bug-reports Or in the german sub forum in german as well. We have a couple of german readers / community members that are vested in getting this module working as well.

Can you submit a bug report about this. WE have rewritten a lot of the module to make it actually work since it never worked properly, but it might still have a bug or two left in it.

You can do them on our Crowdin project. https://crowdin.com/project/thirty-bees Let me know if you have any questions.

Can you turn your caches off and see if it is a caching issue.

Have you cleared the cache for your site?

No, the module should work for that use case, the language should not affect the module. Are you using the same addresses when testing with German and English?

Weird. Are you using multi-shop with your site? Or just the normal multiple languages?

No, there is still a bug in it. I think Fabio is going to commit a fix in a few. Its not taking guest reviews into consideration.

It should not be. Are you wanting the default theme set up on the site? I can do that for you if you want. And figure out what the issue is.

Ahh. Ok, what I would do is switch back to your normal theme, reinstall it. Then switch back to the community theme and reinstall it. That way it will enable all the modules it uses.

I don't think anyone has ever stopped browsing a website because of a data limit issue. That usually only becomes an issue with streaming services.

Ok, so you disabled all the modules, right? Did you ever re-nable them?

Ok, I see the issue, its not allowing guest comments. I will get it fixed today and post an update.

Do you want me to take a look at it?

I saw in another thread the developer of Panda is still working a few compatibility bugs out. You might try their support system.

Those are the correct permissions for the files.

That appears to be a theme bug. You should let the developer know, he said he would support thirty bees.

Oh, right, weird.

Hmm that could be the case, but I am not aware of any breaking updates in the theme. I think they are using the latest too because of the fixtures / color scheme of it.

Hmm, are you approving the reviews? I just tested on a fresh install and it is working for me. Watch this video. https://www.screencast.com/t/LX5VX2JZq

I think that is an important point of view for seeing things. Its really a chicken or an egg with platforms. Does having more developers bring in more users? Or having more users bring in more developers? I think it all centers around the users. Developers are not going to develop if there is no upside for them.

Where are you hosted at? It seems like your mysql version is older and does not allow things we need.