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Hi, I'm finally getting back to this now that the busy season is gone. I've debugged much but still running into some glaring errors I can't figure out. Could you share your working version with me? Or if you know what you did, that would be great as well.

I have not noticed any issue recently. We use it heavily each day.

I'd like to move off of our old prestahero simple blog module and into the Bees Blog module. Is there a way to easily move this content? Your help is appreciated.

Well, you can't get an official Warehouse theme anymore, so that's probably off the table. I find it the best, however, due to it's easy configurability of many options. I don't know the ins and outs of software licensing, but at what point could someone create a TB theme that is basically an updated copy of it since the dev has verbalized they will not ever do it and it's been multiple years now since their last update?

I just tried one that supposedly would work, and of course, it hadn't been updated in two years and doesn't. Does anyone use a UPS real-time rate api module to show customers rates at checkout? Trying to do this because of the large swing in shipping costs between geographic regions within certain countries.

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I do love how your search module works. Products and pages.

Ditto.

Didn't even know this existed. Looks like it's kept up to date though.

The screenshot you shared has only ever happened to me when my SSL certificate expired on the URL. Perhaps verify on your host that yours is still good for that domain?

You could do this in most digital marketing tools using a data attribute (Examples: Orders in last 7 days or people that bought product 'a' this month) to build that customer segment. Then send the email to them. Honestly, I do a ton of CRM and ERP work for a living and I've never had your request come up before that I can think of. Typically the goals is automation and it's assembled similar to how I explained.

I totally missed this announcement originally. This is excellent!

I've had this thought before as well. I've done all mine at the theme, but wish in retrospect that I had done the alternative.

It should work if you use this instead: <br />

@datakick?

The Chex module from @datakick does most things much better than the regular checkouts. It has one issue though that I can't easily figure out. If a product is discounted/on sale, it only shows the discounted price in the cart summary, not the regular price to reassure the buyer it is discounted. This is what I mean: This is the current state when a product is $100 regular and has special price discounted to $85. What has become the standard across online retailers is to show it instead like this. Which is not currently possible with the module that I see: The standard software checkouts do this already. Does anyone know how to make it operate this way in Chex for the best buying experience?

That's unfortunate, but thanks again for the help with the first part.

This helps me half-way, so thank you very much. For my shop's default currency when there is a sale, it populates perfectly. There are still a couple other situations I'm still struggling with here: - When there is no sale, it's filling in the regular price into the sale_price node. It should be null if there is no sale. - It doesn't bring in the base price from the specific price into the price node. Only the base price from the product/combination in default shop currency populates. We have country and currency specific pricing in so the base price from the specific price needs to show in the price node. I'm sure these can be handled as well, I just can't figure it out myself. Do you know how @datakick?

Google product feeds ask for a sale price if it's available. I'm trying to figure out how to set this up within my XML feed with @datakick module and am stuck. Today, the feed just shows the <g:price> node as the actual final price, whether discounted or not. What should happen is that in the XML feed: <g:price> Should always equal the non-discounted price. (The base price from the product, combination, or the specific price being used) <g:sale_price> Should always equal the discounted price if the product or combination is discounted. Comes from the product, combination, or specific price being used. Otherwise would be null if not discounted. Has anyone figured out if and how to make the @datakick module make this setup work? If so, what formulas are you using? Thanks for the help

No one else has encountered this, or has any idea of an easy way to resolve it? @datakick?

No errors on that. The only error I get is that the price I submit to the feed, which is in the local country currency price, is different than what the crawler picks up (The default currency price for US.)

Hi, I'm looking for some guidance on the best path forward here. The situation is this: We have one domain and one TB installation on it. It's single store. Each product is its default currency price (USD) that is served up from default settings. Each product has a country specific price set as well in their localized currency. (Set when the page loads using the native maxmind behavior) Google merchant center for non-US countries seems to only be picking up the USD price when crawling as shown in the image below. Has anyone encountered this behavior before? I'd really prefer not to setup multi-store just to maintain efficiency. Can error be resolved another way? Thanks.

Interesting. Thanks. I checked GA and the drop in tracking aligns with their deprecation of UA tagged properties and, at least my configuration, isn't connecting GA4 to TB. I'll investigate if it's my configuration error or if a revision is needed for the module.

I am, and since you mentioned it, I've now disabled and the correct number displays in the dash.

Okay, something very strange is happening. I just checked my development site and I see the exact same result in the metric listed for visits as shown below. This number is impossible since the development site is not public facing and has a completely different database and gets no visitors but me. Where is this visit metric supposed to be sourcing from? It has to be an error in the code. @datakick