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  1. By default, ThirtyBees does not have the ability to manage product quantities with decimal parts.
    There are modules sold for Prestashop that supposedly add such functionality, but these modules use hundreds of core method overrides and only introduce a huge of errors into the store engine.
    Therefore, a better solution is to switch to smaller units of measurement in product quantities. For example, instead of a kilogram, it is a decagram or gram, instead of a liter, it is a milliliter, etc.

  2. Adapting the prestashop 1.6 theme to thirtybees with PHP 8.3 is a very simple job.
    For example, the original default-bootstrap template has only a few errors, including two critical errors in the “blockcart” module templates.

    On the other hand, the modules sold on prestashop addons are a different topic. It can be said that all modules sold there have some major or minor errors. And it doesn't matter the PHP version.
    And the Vietnamese and Indian modules sold together with the themes are the ones with millions of bugs 🙂 

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  3. 14 hours ago, nickz said:

    There is no need for php 8.3 just because it is the newest.
    You can run a site with php4 if it works well, you just need to monitor it. Which you also should do when using 8.3.

    Such an approach will result in a store with no integration with any external services, and the only payment method in the store will be only traditional bank transfer.
    Currently written PHP libraries most often require a minimum of PHP 8+, and no one writes software for such ancient PHP versions as 4, 5 or 7.

  4. Looking at your store https://bountyhuntertoys.com/store/ it is clear to me that absolutely NOTHING in this store has been configured. Starting from such basics as enabling friendly URLs or anti-spam protection of the contact form.
    Also switching to a paid SaaS might be a good option, pay $300 a month, then at least the basic configuration will be done for you by shopify support.
    As for migration, exporting data from thirtybees to CSV will not help you at all. You need to be very knowledgeable about the database structure of both applications to properly map the data. Also, it is best to pay a few hundred dollars and have the migration done by a company that will do it properly. For example, Cart2Cart: https://www.shopping-cart-migration.com/provided-services/data-migration-service-packages
    And such a note that the migration does not transfer customer passwords, also all your customers will have to reactivate their accounts.

  5. 16 minutes ago, the.rampage.rado said:

    It does not sort them. They are displayed in the order I have added them to the product

    I checked on TB 1.6 and sorting attribute values in BO by “Position” also works correctly on the front end on the product page.

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  6. @datakick  After my tests of the latest version of "bleeding edge", I think that the support of system images in WEBP and AVIF formats already works very nicely.
    However, I noticed that some native modules have their own limitations when it comes to uploading image files.
    For example, the "homeslider" module:
    const ALLOWED_EXTENSIONS = [ 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'png' ];

     

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