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I really haven't played around much with Niara or Community once I realized some of the limitations in basic configuration. Currenty, I use Warehouse actually. It works really well, but the developer doesn't support it anymore, so I don't recommend only for that reason.

If you want an out of the box theme to just turn on, then Niara or Community probably are your best options. If you're wanting a lot of flexibility in design choices, but understand it will take you time to configure it correctly, then Panda is your best option.

I did get the @datakick one working as an endpoint on google today. It took some config work, but it works pretty nicely.

Please do privately with me at least. thanks

There is a module/service out there that will allow you to print USPS within the TB interface. I forget the name though. The service isn't free and doesn't work as well as ShipStation does for this, but you have to login to ShipStation separately to do your shipping. It all syncs wonderfully though.

This is looking slick

Hello @datakick, I was hoping to use this for my new newsletter subscribers, but I don't see it as a record type to trigger on. My newsletter subscribers list is larger than my customer list and I would like to do other actions for the subscribers. Is it possible to add it as a record type? I think the backend table is xx_subscribers for the blocknewsletter module.

Thanks. I'm working on managing it similarly right now. I appreciate the insight.

I'd like the customer to select their shipping country in the header, similar to what this company did https://yeti.com, and then have the site adjust to the local currency, language, and country specific pricing. Anyone know how to accomplish this or if a module exists that does this correctly?

Sorry to read this. Thank you for your contributions and your module development.

There is a migration tool I used a couple years ago that did this very well when coming from prestashop. Its called MigrationPro. It moves all the core data pretty seamlessly.

You should be able to just install a fresh version of Warehouse on TB. Then, from your old system theme modules, download the config files for your theme, menu, and homepage, and upload to the new one. This will bring everything over, except maybe if you have some images in your DB that may need to be repointed or added again. It's basically the same setup as when you start new and use one of the developer preset configurations. Only this time, you're using your own preset config files. I think he still has a YouTube video out there showing how to do it.

Just found this feed. Customer merge would be a great feature add for the product.

Just has this same issue. Spam to my contact us form, a new one each minute. Found this feed and updated code to the lower case variant as mentioned above and the spam stopped.

Just updated. Seems to firing better than normal now. No new issues

Planning to in next few days

I've had similar happen before. Had to go find carriers in the database and switch them to active or inactive.

I just let my IP set the currency, but leave the selector open in case they wish to change it, or if the IP reads incorrectly.

The developer is using it in his I believe. store.datakick.com I believe is it. Ours uses it as well, twighockeycompany.com

@Traumflug, I assume he's speaking about a similar format to amazon.com, walmart.com, or patagonia.com, which have separate pages. In their case, since they are multi-line retailers with thousands of different products, I see the appeal. It presents another opportunity to cross-sell. I assume they're doing it because data supports that they sell significantly more when structured that way. For companies that don't have a lot of cross-sold product opportunities, it probably doesn't make as much of an impact.

Display of available coupon would be awesome.

After about three years, I abandoned them a couple months back in favor of Stripe and Paypal. Fees were the same but the stripe integration allows refunds through backoffice module, which is a nice win. I used the embedded checkout, and every once in a while, a payment would process, but no order would hit my system. Users seem to like the separate paypal module setup versus the 2checkout combined one as well. Plus, the module seems to be updated more often.

Currently running PHP version 7.3.12 without issue.

The easiest is to bounce to their checkout where they can recognize if the customer uses google or apple pay in their browser. It's pretty seamless. Then if you use PayPal as well, their module operates the same way. We've never had a customer complaint.

I just dropped 2checkout recently in favor of Stripe and PayPal. Used 2co for years, but they never updated their module and I was starting to see some data flow issues. It was worth switching for us.