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@ssimard said in Is retina images really working: https://forum.thirtybees.com/topic/798/retina-images-are-not-created-when-uploading-through-the-webservice This was supposed to be added to the core so i don’t know if it has been yet. @mdekker @lesley is this being implemented?

@Firmaconnect-net can share the fixes on github: https://github.com/thirtybees/mailchimp but, as you can see on GitHub, @mdekker already done some fixes

@mdekker roger that!

Thank you for the info @hfxracing in "live mode" if I refund manually the refund will be visible on the order page too?

so what's the use of this?

@slick_303 I tried a manual refund but nothing came up in the dedicated Paypal refund box in the order detail... maybe is because I'm in sandbox mode? @mdekker @lesley can you give me some info about it?

@pmfjoe said in Link direct to order history page from email: Are there any modules out there that allow a link in the confirmation email to link directly to the order history or order details page without having the user login? are you talking about something like "order password" in virtuemart? take a look here: https://docs.virtuemart.net/manual/general-concepts/220-orders.html SHOPPERS VIEWING ORDER DETAILS

thirty bees overcame Drupal! TB is in 2nd place behind Wordpress, now.

Thirty bees overcame Joomla!

@slick_303 so the PayPal refund information on the order page are “read only” data pulled from PayPal? I’m going to try a manual refund from the sandbox and see if that row will show something.

I'm testing 1.0.4 with PayPal 5.3.2 module (in sandbox mode). I cant understand how to issue a PayPal refund from the order page. What steps do I need to do to issue a refund on the order page? p.s. I'm able to do it with Stripe module but not with PayPal's one.

Same problem here with IT language. The mail/en directory includes index.php and lang.php... "it" directory not. Why is this happening? Is it possible to fix this so no future thirtybees shop owners will have to deal with it?

I opened this issue: https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/issues/479 thirty bees 1.0.4 (upgraded following the blog article) I changed the invoice address of the customer AFTER the order was created and the PDF invoice displays the updated address. I think that it needs to display the OLD address. I think that invoice needs to be "STATIC", or at least with the possibility to be manually modified but not dynamically modified with updated customer info.

thirty bees already overcame all the other cart software and now is behind only to WordPress, Drupal and Joomla. I already reported to the webmaster that those three are not alternatives to Prestashop as they are CMS and not cart solutions...

@wakabayashi said in Free Module: Loyalty Points [genzo_krona]: You can save them in the backoffice. When multiple language are used, the normal dropdown will appear. Right!! I didn't enable the additional language yet. ;) thank you

@wakabayashi said in Free Module: Loyalty Points [genzo_krona]: @FooLab Thx for the info! I have added the translations directory. Does it now work for you? Thank you, I'm going to translate it and then I will public the translations there. A question: how can I translate "actions" for more than 1 language?

I would like to add the Italian translation on the GitHub, but I can't see the translation directory. @wakabayashi can you help me?

and remember do thumbs down "wordpress", "drupal", "joomla" and "etsy" as they are not Prestashop alternatives (like woocommerce and virtuemart are).

With your votes, TB is7th now. Some days ago TB was not on the first page. Continue to vote it here: https://alternativeto.net/software/prestashop/

Sendy con segment too and can be integrated with Zapier too. I don't think that you need so much email design right know a good mail template is enough. With sendy once you have a good and simple responsive template you don't need to design every send... and maybe someone from the community can stand up and help you with that. About maintain Sendy.co I don't think that is too much trouble as is not even near to be a mail server... paying 12$ instead of 1200$ is a big deal! :D @lesley said in The State of thirty bees: Also we use mailchimp to deliver all of the forum emails as well. Our server could not handle that much email. With Mandrill, right? About forum email notification you can use something like the Sparkpost. You can configure it as SMTP and is a lot cheaper if not free. First 15K mail every month are free (I happily use it in some forum I admin). If needed the sparkposts paid account costs only 9$ for 50K sends. Mandrill costs 20$ every 25K sends. I gave you same info, you choose! ;)

Mailchimp Account costs $1220 Evaluate Sendy.co as an alternative to Mailchimp! What costs 1220$ with Mailchimp can costs 12$ with Sendy.co So you can save money and with some hours "earned" from the 1129$ saved (Lifetime sendy.co license costs 59$), develop a module to sync Sendy.co with TB => more $$ saved from TB merchants = a little more donations to the TB cause!

@wakabayashi said in Forcing customer to choose an attribute: It's an old pain, which was reported for years. Many merchants wish, to force the customer, to choose an attribute. I wondered what would be the best solution? How should it look like? I made a first attempt: https://clean.genzo.ch/de/gifts/soap How do you like it? I think that can be a quick solution about that problem, but a module that forces and guide customers is better.

are you working for EMERGE App? Prestashop integration is working in progress https://emergeapp.net/integrations/... and I can't see thirty bees logo. EMERGE use module of webservices? I tried to search for "James Bard" from "Love for Jewellery" it seams to be a client of EMERE but I can't find him anywhere on the web I searched for his photos too... and this happened.

@MockoB we already read what do you think in other threads... please stay in topic with this is you are interested. We are already talking about devs commitments in other threads. Please.

I tried again and now it worked like a charm! I think that the first time I missed a step.