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This is the latest version of the Panda theme - the only third party theme for Thirty Bees that is still supported. That should work. It evades me why you claim that it shouldn't.

Yes. I am afraid that it is something like that. I checked my migrated shop and I saw that it has 63 modules with Prestashop as author and only 2 modules with Thirty Bees as author. I haven't checked yet but I am afraid the situation is similar with hooks. That would mean that many of the hooks that Panda assumes essential in Thirty Bees just aren't present. But that would imply that the migration module is not doing what it is supposed to do.

If this table had 2.5 million records quite likely some other statistics tables were too big too. Look at ps_connections, ps_connections_source and ps_pagenotfound. Prestools has a cleanup page with the most common operations. With tables this big you might also consider truncating them when they aren't used. It will be much quicker. As Datakick mentioned these are statistics. But not everyone uses statistics or they use Google's tracking instead.

It looks like not having the hooks isn't a recipe for succes. This is how my homepage looks after the installation:

When I install the Panda theme on a TB 1.3 installation I get the following warning: Following non-theme related hooks were ignored. I never before saw such a thing. How should I understand this? Does this affect the working of the theme?

Obviously "localhost" for _DB_SERVER_ will have to be replaced by some server name. Note that not all database servers accept such external access.

I have a problem with a updated/migrated website with the admin carts page. When I look at it on my development computer I see a total value for each cart. However, after I uploaded to the server all carts had value zero. When I open a cart I see the products but they too are shown with value zero. Only new carts have a real value. After some searching in the code I found that the problem happens in the function priceCalculation() in /classes/Product.php. This function contains the lines if (!isset(static::$_pricesLevel2[$cacheId2][(int) $idProductAttribute])) { return; } and there the code execution takes the wrong turn and returns. The result is an empty price field. I have no idea what this code is checking for and how I can fix this. Can anybody enlighten me?

It might help when you published the lines of code around that line 217.

Just copy the files to the root of the domain and runit.

Copy the files and the database.

One line in the Prestashop article says that versions 2.0.0~2.1.0 of the Wishlist (blockwishlist) module are vulnerable. That means that the Thirty Bees version - that is derived from Prestashop - may be vulnerable too. Does that module need an upgrade?

No

In the product edit page I have the infamous busy Save buttons that never become ready so that they can be pressed. Normally that would mean that one of the tabs is defect and gives an error. But they all look fine. Another strange thing concerns the extra tabs. Of the three extra tabs I had two showed ready Save buttons and the third didn't show save buttons at all. I tried uninstalling this third module but it didn't make a difference for the rest. I checked for errors but there are none. Not in javascript and also not in the PHP error log. What could this be?

That sounds quite likely. However, the Stats > Referrers page gives an error:

Only visible when you move your mouse over it. That is why I missed it. Maybe such a design is not such a good idea... Actually it is important to be clear about the requirements of 1.3. I am migrating a shop and was planning to immediately upgrade it to 1.3. That failed for other reasons. BTW after the migration I get on some pages a duplicate key error in the ps_referrer_cache table. Any idea what that might be?

I have no idea how I could arrive on that page. On the first post of this forum thread it says 5.6. When I use the menu to find the download page I get to https://thirtybees.com/download/ that doesn't mention PHP versions at all. It has a tab release notes for each version but when you click that button you come on a Github page without any information.

According the announcement Thirty Bees 1.3 should work with PHP 5.6 and higher. However, when I try to install it under 5.6 I get an error that PHP 7.2 is needed.

In Preferences->General you have two settings that you may need to change: Allow_iframes and Htmlpurifier. If those have the good setting it is a matter of filling in a text block on your home page. But that depends on your theme. It is unclear whether you know how to add a video in a plain html page.

I have no idea what NIE is. The fiscal identification number is usually placed in the footer of the invoice. And as it is always the same you can hardcode it. The VAT number of the customer is a bit more complicated as it is not standard available in the form. So you will need to make an extra variable in the PHP file that uses the template to create the invoice (\classes\pdf\HTMLTemplateInvoice.php). The VAT number is stored in the tb_address table.

When I buy a template I get a period of 6 months to a year of support. That takes a lot of risk of buying a template away. It would nice when Thirty Bees could provide a similar deal as you now are left on your own when you buy a PS 1.6 template for Thirty Bees. Given that a typical template costs 80 to 100 euro I would assume that half of it is for support and half for development. Some finding some kind of flat rate solution seems for me reasonable. Of course buying should happen at the time of buying the template and not when problems arise.

Unfortunately you cannot buy it anymore.

I find this hard to work with. SunnyToo must have a reason to have a separate Thirty Bees edition of Panda. Small differences may be easy for you to solve because you know the way and you have seen many problems before. But for me solving the same problems might take days. Add to this that when I have a problem and mail the template maker he will reply that he doesn't support Thirty Bees. This problem becomes even more urgent when I have to make a quote for switching a customer to Thirty Bees. In such a case I must have reasonable certainty that I can deliver within a certain time for a certain price. I would love to see Thirty Bees taking some kind of responsibility. It could for example sell support contracts for a list of templates. 40 or 50 euro would be a reasonable price.

I am looking for themes that are compatible with Thirty Bees. In an old forum post I found three names: Transformer, Warehouse and Panda. Further search learned me that Iqit no longer sells PS 1.6 themes. So Warehouse is no longer an option. Looking at the SunnyToo website I found that only the Panda theme still claims Thirty Bees compatibility. Transformer does not. So my question is: what other options are there besides Panda and the own themes of Thirty Bees?

These are the tb_order_slip_* tables.

There is only one prefix and it is defined in the Settings.inc.php file.