DRMasterChief

Hi, at the moment i am trying Chex for my 1.0.8, which is still in progress, but we will go live in this year. Thank you for the great module, it is really a nice thing. After some tests on different computers, tablets and smartphones, i will change the following: the rows are too wide in space when you enter 'personal details', it would be much better for customers to have all (or as much as possible) data on one screen. This can be done easily when we can make the space between the rows smaller. I am not an CSS specialist, so maybe you can tell me where and how to do? Maybe this would be a general thing which you can think about? Picture is also added:

So, do you think with the solution given at Github this problem is solved ? (i can confirm this issue in 1.1.0 , but it is not in 1.0.8)

I absolutely agree to this: https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/issues/1086#issuecomment-547341365 Dotless domains are useless in such surroundings like an onlineshop 😉 We can not control or do anything if an customer does not check his mails, but we should be correct to raise a technical correct email address, just to make sure the customer did not forget to type it correct (and they will forget a lot when typing their address or similar......)

Yes, i know about that and i also do agree with you. What i meant is, that you can easily alter the order number to an matching level when you start with the shop. Then you can use the numeric order module to change the order no. as you like. And then, i meant, you should use an software at a computer station in your office to create delivery notes, invoices and so on. With this, you dont have the problem with such numbers to have them in an online store and competitors do not have access to this. We run 'JTL Wawi' for this, but i think it is not available in English. Maybe you can also run a cronjob or change the numeric order module in a way, that e.g. every few hours a random value is added? This works for us.

No idea about all these numbers, sorry i cant help - but maybe a shop system should be a shop system and you have to use an separate software at your office computer for such things? I mean, tb should be a perfect front-end for customers, but all the other things should be done separately in a safe structure and at a software, which is made for 🙂

OHHH ! Holy moly ! DorkV89 is right, it is possible also at tb 1.0.7 and 1.0.8 ( i have tried with several email addresses like myname@dropdown and no '.' (dot) or TLD at the end, and i can sign up with such an no-workin email-address ) !! Please tb team, have a look at this ! 😟

@dynambee i think you can easily contact the author of the module ( @Daresh ) and he will have a solution, maybe he will modifiy the module for you for some bucks :) All experiences with Daresh seems to be very good...

And this is the only correct way to handle this, thank you ! ! ! It gives the freedom to choose to each merchant and everybody can do what he like and what is his opinion about that. Great ! Will try some things with the module (we have not a Standard Theme and i hope it works) and then we will buy it in the next time.

That was my idea with plain txt thing, movieseals was more detailed about this.

Hmm yes, simply export these files via phpmyadmin or just safe them as plain txt, then import it. I think CMS sites are not that numerous and big than items ?!? Good luck! Maybe you will let us know when you are finished and 'how to' do this.

I agree with haylau , it is not necessary to collect any "agreement" of customers in a webshop. The right and the possibility to do so, arise automatically from other things which gives the gdpr to merchants. For merchants, it is super necessary to read the full GDPR. This is only a few sites, but will brighten your life in online-business and then a lot of things are much easier 🙂 Pls. believe ! So, it is only necessary to explain the customer that the privacy policy of the onlineshop is vaild. A short text and link to them is sufficient. Btw. it is much easier for the merchant and absolutely conform 'not to obtain the consent' with a tickbox, the customer only have to had the possibility to read your privacy policy. If the customer GIVES a separate consent, he has the possibility to withdraw them, and then you have a lot of problems to fulfill that completely.... read the GDPR, really. But now we should go on with this super nice module and on-topic !

THANK YOU, great to hear it is growing and growing I really hope that we can start asap with tb... cant wait for it! (but a lot of work to do before) btw. i dont think that it took too long, if updates/releases are with a lot of great things, benefits and are stable, it is absolutely ok when a stable version needs this time!

Hallo, cool daß du dich dazu auch wieder meldest. Ich habe das auch noch nicht 'vergessen', die deutschen bzw. EU-Shops bräuchten da echt eine Lösung und es wäre ein weiterer Mehrwert den tb bieten würde im Vergleich zu anderen Plattformen ! klopf klopf an die Entwickler ?! @Traumflug Ich habe von lesley diesen Post hier gelesen und musste sofort daran denken, ob das vielleicht eine Lösung dazu sein kann? Bin mir aber nicht sicher, da ich mit den Hooks nicht so recht den Plan habe bzw. noch nicht damit rumspielen musste:

Seems that i have to setup an 1.1.0 installation, even the 1.0.7 is not live A big thank you from here, too. Looks like it is growing good and into the right direction !!!

Hello, just google for # at the end of url (or something like that), this finds a lot of answers, i bet this will not come from tb....

Maybe yes, but we need a 100% working email solution for an onlineshop, not an calendar :) but as said before, depends strongly on your personal needs and preferences.

My thought was about the normal Email Pro for 1.99/month (i will not use an MS product for this case), but depends surely on your needs....

Hi, email hosting with all its problems and chances is a big thing, i believe. There are really a lot of fckng providers which mark every email as Spam and customers wont receive it (yahoo and Hotmail are horrible, i think). We have these problems every day.... Thank you for your ideas about that, i agree with them. The link to OpenSRS is interesting, the price too (!!!) , but the start / implementation seems to be very hard?! Maybe i can also do something for this topic, OVH is a bigger company with about 1.300.000 customers and a hundreds of thousands of servers and they offer also some special services like loadbalancing and also a Hosted email service. Here you can find the link to the international address, but customers can choose their nation and so you can make sure to be good with some regulations (e.g. servers in Europe and so on...): https://www.ovh.ie/emails/ I have only a few Domains at OVH and service is ok, but not needed much service until know (just Domains....). Customer Panel is a little bit strange something, there are German and French parts in it, but it seems to be that they are working on the translation. I dont know if this is for Email Hosting too..... so you have to make your own experiences.

Hello, maybe we should try to implement another hurdle for the spammers and use their own ideas.... e.g. the name (and maybe other fields too)? Not sure, but could it be possible in thirtybees to check the fields by a simple code like this if they contain 'forbidden words' like http? (preg_match("/http/",$justanexample) What does devs say to this? @Traumflug

Hallo, das ist schon länger Thema bei versch. Shopsystemen bzw. scheint immer mehr zum Thema zu werden bzw. nimmt man es immer mehr wahr und/oder Google dreht da ständig an den Daumenschrauben :) Ich meine dazu daß Google halt eine weitere Lösung herausgefunden hat, solche Seiten zu finden und automatisch zu bewerten, und zwar schlechter, da sie wohl wie verwaiste Seiten behandelt werden (nicht mehr direkt erreichbar / sichtbar etc.). Ich vermute daß das 'nicht sichtbar' relevanter ist als 'nicht bestellbar'. Müsstest du mal testen wenn das möglich ist. Wir lassen nicht bestellbare Produkte insofern aktiv daß sie der Kunde sehen kann, aber eben nicht bestellen kann, wir stellen daß aber über die Mengen ein und nicht wie bei deinem Bild oben 'bestellbar' . Wir nutzen aber noch nicht tb - aber bald.

Hi @schmuck-checker , um in/nach Deutschland bzw. EU zu verkaufen kommt man um das AEUC-Modul nicht herum, das passt schon, sofern du als Shopbetreiber auch alles korrekt konfigurierst. Es greift ja in gewisse Preisangaben, in den Checkout und in Hinweise ein. tb nimmt uns auch schon eine Menge Probleme ab (z.B. die Grundpreisangabe/Berechnung, die bei PS ohne extra Modul nicht gut funktioniert hat), einfach weil in tb viele Bugs behoben wurden > Daumen hoch. Ein GDPR-Modul (also Datenschutz) das auch wirklich gut ist und alle Notwendigkeiten abdeckt fehlt meiner Meinung nach noch (aber auch bei externen Kaufmodulen finde ich nicht das 100%ige). Man kann den Shop aber auch mit eigenen Mitteln schon recht gut GDPR-sicher machen, notfalls indem man in einige Template-Dateien einfachen html-Code einbindet. Für genauere Hinweise muss man immer die Probleme oder Fragen kennen :)

This should fix the c/o problem? It does not for me, i have used this php file and can not register with a c/o in the name.

Yep, but in all 3 Github links is the same file which should be changed, but with different changes (classes/Validate.php) , think this is very strange for some people. Or am i wrong, hopefully not :) regarding i will do this changes in 1-2 days. btw. will there be an update for this (i think it will be included in the next, but not sure when this will come)?

I think a good To-Do-List for this is necessary, @Traumflug maybe you can arrange some advice for this? Seems not to be that easy to find out what to do with these Github things, i have also some difficulties with it.

I did not tests on technical things (if checkout works....), shop seems to be fast, but maybe you can find an other (nicer) Theme, this is not very attractive to me (a male :) ) Do you use the Niara theme? Then the nice and clean look is lost, sorry to say this. Also the black line around each pic, why is this? Maybe you should reduce this to a small line, not that bold, and without your URL, so it would be more professional. There is the same description on each item, a super no-go for google.... and it is not very meaningful. Also text like ....What Others Love Most.... this does not appeal the customer, you are talking about 'others' and not THE customer. Think about it and maybe check some bigger shops with e.g. fashion, i think you can get a lot of ideas from there also for your business.