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It ended up being an issue with how TB was rewriting my htaccess via apache. My server company helped with the adjustment so all is good now.

I haven't updated PHP in quite some time. Been on 7.3 for very long now. I will attempt to find and check the logs in cpanel.

Actually, I just spun up a fresh tb instance off of softaculous and I get the issue there as well.

Debug doesn't show any error. Not sure how to check the server log.

Actually, I went to my old dev server that's on 1.3 stable and I'm getting the same issue.

Hello, Testing out bleeding edge and after updating my dev server instance, whenever I do updates to things like friendly URL, robots.txt, or .htaccess, I'm getting a 404 error. It's this URL /index.php?controller=AdminMeta&token=....... Any idea how to resolve this issue? Thanks.

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This won't help you with your migration the way you're going, but I did this a couple years ago and did get it to successfully migrate but there was still a bunch of buginess from old code in there. Within the year I ended up just spinning up a fresh TB store and then using a data migrator module to copy over my theme and customizations to the new TB store. It ended up working pretty flawlessly and got rid of a ton of old code that was causing issues.

We have a similar situation, but the overhead of trying to manage that kind of complex logic is not worth the extra 5% that a few people actually ever take advantage of.

I really haven't explored for a module that could do something like this. The only way I think you could do it natively is by having unique cart rules that are specific to that customer group for only 5% discounts and then unique cart rules for everybody else that offer the 10% discount.

Appreciate it. Please to let us (me) know as soon as you do. It's a big customer headache at this point to have to leave the cart and login elsewhere and then come back.

Five minutes after I posted this, I found the answer. Figured I'd leave the article link here since it's pretty descriptive. https://www.prestashopmanager.com/useful-articles/additional-features/setting-up-taxes-in-prestashop/

We are facing the need to change how we do taxes on our site. We currently only charge tax on products being delivered within our home state. It is setup correctly and works fine. We are now needing to charge different tax rates based upon all of the other U.S. states where the product is being delivered. I cannot figure out how to achieve this setup given that the product allows just one tax rule applied. The example needed is below: 1) Product sold in New York has New York sales tax applied 2) Product sold in Michigan has Michigan sales tax applied 3) Product sold in state n has state n tax applied. Is there a way to do this?

I am on bleeding edge and have had Chex module for years. Always has worked great until recently. Today, I found that customers cannot login on chex module at all anymore. The interface scans their email and allows them to type in the password, but it will never authenticate. Just keeps showing the invalid email or password message. Only way around is for customer to use the native store login first and come back, which is not the desired path for our store. How can this be resolved @datakick?

Appreciate the clarification

I'm testing bleeding edge right now and after my update, if I go to any product and make any update at all, I see this error at the top. Are you two seeing this also @toplakd or @SLiCK_303

I use it. I haven't noticed newly introduced bugs at all. A few are still lingering from previous versions. I've submitted to github. It works pretty well.

Any of them exceptionally good? Any what makes each worth it? Appreciate your knowledge.

When a customer fills in the contact form Order ID field, it is not populating on this email when sending. Also, it doesn't show up in the backend anywhere on the customer service handing that I can see. Is this intentional? If so, why is the field on the out of the box form at all? (I think it still is)

I do recommend taking at look at @datakick;s review module. I had problems with the comments back still to the PS 1.6 days and this module replaces the fragmented comments module and resolved the issue. He has a free and a paid version that both work pretty easily. https://store.getdatakick.com/en/modules/revws

Thanks for helping me solve this offiline @wakabayashi The radio buttons are now shown as below

I'm pretty sure that markup is out of the box with TB. That site is running panda theme, however, my main site runs Warehouse. Both have the same markup. I found an old prestashop forum post that shows the same markup as well. Do you know how to resolve the desktop issue either way? With CSS or other? I've been spinning my wheels on it for 2 days and can't figure it out.

Sure. It's a dev site so I had to take it out of maintenance mode first. You can take a look here now. https://devfreshjan2022.twighockeycompany.com/office/rogue-b-hockey-stick#/23-age_group-senior You'll see that the radio selectors correctly show what is picked in navy blue on mobile devices. However on desktop or laptops with higher resolution, it does not show the navy blue coloring and I cannot figure out why.

Hey all, I'm working to restyle my radio buttons on my product attributes to look more like buttons. You can see a sample below. Ignore the actual radio button showing, I can hide that easily later once I fix this issue. I've used css to style them correctly so when I select the label button, it selects the radio correctly. It does not, however keep the active color style applied after it's checked (In this case the button checked should be dark gray), nor does it apply the style on page load for default checked radio options. It only applies the dark gray I desire, when actually clicking the label button. I'm sure it's to do with the "Checked" class that TB inserts when a radio is selected. You can see below. I'm no JS expert but I believe it is required to solve this issue. Can anyone give me a quick fix/answer on how to apply style to the checked label button always? <fieldset class="attribute_fieldset"> <label class="attribute_label">Hand&nbsp;</label> <div class="attribute_list"> <ul class="attribute_radio_list"> <li> <div class="radio" id="uniform-26"><span class="checked"><input type="radio" class="attribute_radio" name="group_7" id="26" value="26" checked="checked"></span></div> <label for="26" class="radio_label">Right </label> </li> <li> <div class="radio" id="uniform-27"><span><input type="radio" class="attribute_radio" name="group_7" id="27" value="27"></span></div> <label for="27" class="radio_label">Left </label> </li> </ul> </div> <!-- end attribute_list --> </fieldset> I appreciate the help

Thanks. I don't see any modules out there that are doing it exactly like I was hoping. However, I think I've figured out how to modify the radio buttons with CSS to get the appearance I'm seeking.