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Hmm, the issue is that the ajax cart functionality is broken. It looks like they have changed or moved the blockcart and the js cannot find it and errors, https://www.screencast.com/t/HHxZ2u92Q

It looks like it is a 1.5 theme, it is using 1.5 javascript calls which are not present in thirty bees. I think you might have to use a theme for 1.6 or thirty bees.

It looks to be an error in your theme.

Have you cleared your cache in your browser? Those files will cache.

But when you go back to the module, the translations are not saved in the module?

Is there any error in the error log when you try to save?

Ahh, that sounds better :-)

@vzex Oh, why won't you be moving to thirty bees?

Well the assets that we are talking about should never really rank for anything. Generally images for slides and theme components aren't going to rank for anything meaningful.

2 years away, which is 100 in software years.

There should not be any update issues while in the 1.0.x branch, we aren't going to change the theme structure and break compatibility in that branch. The 1.0.x branch will have LTS as well until at least 2019.

This is likely a problem that will never be fixed, it is pretty much how the web works. @roband7 As for resource versioning, it actually does for the resources that matter. The css and js files are versioned by their hash. The images files, with the exception of the files that are used for theme design, are served from a different url on update. Those two things should help with any cache issues. The only other thing I can recommend is to always change the resource url on update of a slider or theme image.

Do you have a link to your site where I can check it out.

Its a long story really. I saw my sales decline as the market around PrestaShop declined, so this year I was going to start a company that focused on general e-commerce SEO and marketing. I was looking for a name and my fiance came up with thirty bees, so I bought the domain. In trying to find a name for the software everything we looked at had a trademark already or the domain name was taken. So I suggested using thirty bees and people liked it.

Olivier, Thanks for coming here and shedding some light on this.

I cannot remember a button like that in PrestaShop. What version was it in?

Is the change saved in the back office? Do you have your cache set to force compile and caching set to off?

We do not have any plans currently, but if the need arises that could change.

Not really. There are some things you can do, but they will kill the loading time of your site. You might search in how to use cache controlling in the htaccess file.

Then I don't think there is any way of knowing really.

This is an amazon payment module, not the seller module that OP is talking about. The seller module allows you to send your data to Amazon and is made by Common Services.

Other than editing the files manually, no. Some themes package their theme with the emails from prestashop.

For 5-7 those files will be moved into the theme, so it is best to use the theme translations. All of those files are automatically moved to your theme when you edit translations, so if you edit the core ones, they will always be overwritten.

can you link me to the site?

Can you say that you are not legally forced to keep customer data involving orders? I think you are.