stuartml

That sounds like a good system you have there. I'm not sure I'll be needing to do that, I've got about half way with my image uploads since I started on June 23rd, I'll probably just keep it as is. I think increasing the speed of the server would probably help a lot but I'm sticking with a small budget for now.

Ok, thanks for the information and help, I will try these changes.

Is this under Preferences -> Images ? Currently I have them using jpg and 80 quality, I removed the items from the theme I wasn't using. I'm using the community theme default (see screenshot attached). I did try restarting apache, with no difference noticed.

I'm uploading about 10 images at 1mb each (per product), and it's taking a lot longer than expected. I've changed my php settings to try and speed it up. What am I missing? The upload files button has seems to have no indicator of progress- the page freezes until 1 gets uploaded and is listed in green. I assume its because its converting each image one at a time? It still seems unusually long.

Yes, it wasn't immediately obvious that I'd need to run the updater after installing the store. I searched for Image upload error and found another person had the same problem and they updated the store to the latest version using the core updater. Problem solved!

Hi ThirtyBees, You may be interested to know that after a few years of trying other stores, I am actually coming back to using ThirtyBees. However, I am running into some things while setting up the new store. One is this error message when trying to upload images. (attached) ... The image does get uploaded, I checked the ftp, but there are no thumbnails in the backend, and no images generated in the front end, and since there was an error, the page needs to be refreshed to see what looks like placeholder images. Edit: I think I installed without having the domain up and running? Edit2: Well... I just created the DB and re-installed everything, and I'm still getting the same error. Edit 3: For a new install you must use the core updater found in the settings to fix this error.

Thanks for solving this one. I checked the box that says English and it shows up!

The file it refers to only has two blog post links, there are no other website pages listed.

I'm trying to generate a sitemap, but it just generates an empty file. What am I missing?

I'm not seeing new blog posts after creating them in the admin, they are showing up as active and published at a date previous than today in the admin. However, on the front end, no new posts are visible. What can I do?

I am wondering how I may edit some of the required cart fields, or if they are not required, to hide them. I do not need to collect both the home and work telephone number, I would rather collect just one if possible. How may I go about hiding or editing the cart / account fields when a customer is on their way to checkout? -Stu

I found the problem, under Modules and Services under Payment, the custom shipping category for Free Shipping was not included. So I checked it and now its working.

I have stripe set up with the correct API keys, but the system is showing there is no payment modules installed. What can I do? Stu

Thanks, I found it under Administration Preferences, Under Upload quota, under Maximum size for a product's image

Hello ThirtyBees, I am trying to embed a contact form script onto the CMS page that I created. I have enabled iframes in the settings, but it is just a script. It seems as though I can't embed <script> tags into the HTML areas of the CMS page. Is this something I need to do on the FTP? Thanks for your help -Stu