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moy2010

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  1. The latest version shown in the migrator is 1.0.1, so there must be an issue in the module for it not being able to ackowledge v1.0.2.
  2. Sorry, I didn't read that you wanted to know the origin from someone who contacted you by e-mail. Getting to know this is close to impossible; I can only think of asking him or, once he/she creates an account, check the I.P. and see if it matches to one from a previous visit.
  3. If you set Google Analytics, there's a dedicated section to the visitors' origin.
  4. All the versions have had the option to not backup the database. I, as havouza, uncheck this option because it takes a long time to finish. Obviously this is recommended as long as you have another option to backup your server.
  5. Sure. Take a look at both product.tpl and product.js on your theme folder. There must be section for those functions.
  6. Best third party mail? That's way too subjective. It depends on your budget, number of accounts/employees, needed mailbox size and geographical location, among many others.
  7. I use this one: https://www.prestaplugins.com/en/14-all-in-one-rewards-loyalty-sponsorship-facebook.html And AFAIK it's the best one. Another option would be to wait 'til 30bs has a decent one. It has already been proposed.
  8. It's really easy. All you have to do is to toggle classes using jquery to display/hide the correspontind tab content.
  9. Try to put 0 decimals in Preferences -> General and change the currency format. Also, I recommend you to wait for the version 1.02 since the currency format settings will be restored by then.
  10. You can disable decimals and round to the closest integer. What changes did you do on the backoffice?
  11. Try to manually delete the old override files, and to refresh the cache.
  12. Contact your hosting support. They'll set it for you.
  13. Ok, here's an idea based on your example for the dummy product called "15 Saltiga 4500": Now that's clear that the parts need to be uploaded as products, let's say that you create the product page for the "bolt 0027". Then, we could use the product features functionality as a base for compatibility/display. If you create a feature named "Compatibility" with a feature value "15 Saltiga 4500" and assign this to the product "bolt 0027" you could achieve awesome things such as: Display within the "bolt 0027" product page its compatibility list. Even a link to each of the listed reels ("15 Saltiga 4500" in this case). Display the "bolt 0027" within the "15 Saltiga 4500" product page as a part, just as you want it. Give the customer the option to search for parts for his reel. Let's say that you give them a link to "purchase reel parts", which will take them to a landing page with a dropdown menu and/or a search bar. The dropdown menu would list all the parts categories such as bolts, spring retainers, washers, etc. If they select bolts, it owuld redirect them to the category page for "bolts" where you could have a search bar so that customers search for their reel. If they type "15 Saltiga 4500", the system would return the bolt "0027". The other search bar in the landing page would do basically the same, but it would perform the search across all the parts categories (return all the parts compatible with the "15 Saltiga 4500"). There are free and paid modules that allow you to have several feature values, so that you could assign the following feature values to the "bolt 0027" for the "compatibility" feature: 15 Saltiga 4500 15 Saltiga 4300 95 Saltiga Ultra Pro Saltiga auto-fishing-3000 And so on. Yes you would need a custom development to achieve this but, due to its simplicity, it would be the best and cheapest solution if you value your peace of mind :P. I've seen this implemented in different in several ecommerce websites, including mine. I'll use it for printer supplies, for example.
  14. Consider the following: You cannot handle stock quantities for attributes, nor to sell them separately. You'll have to handle the parts as products. The same goes for the prices. You can decide what will and will not be indexed with ES for search purposes. As for displaying the parts within a reel product page, there are several ways for achieving this. @dynambee said in How to effectively list 100,000 parts on 30bz: Is having 5000 categories a problem? How about having 5000 different products each with one product attribute containing 100 different options? Having that many categories is not a problem, but I suggest to have a clear products taxonomy before launching the ecommerce store. Otherwise, you'll suffer much, much more. I.e., it's easier to decide which product categories will be indexed or queried for full text search. On the other side, having that many attributes per product will undoubtedly lead to a combinatorial explosion that will hurt your website performance really bad. Again, my recommendation is to upload the parts as products.
  15. Got it. Here are a few questions: Do products share the parts? I mean, can the same part be found on more that 1 product? Will you need to handle stock quantities for the parts? How will you calculate the stock for the products?
  16. To be honest, I don't trust teams that don't answer my messages. Regarding ERPs, check out for other options either Open Source or Paid.
  17. Hi, Dynambee. Could you please be more explicit? I mean, could you give us an example of "a product" and "a part"? Like if a product is a car engine, and a part is a bolt, etc.
  18. He had a wrong idea, indeed, but he has already made that clear. His responses, for me, are from someone trying to get a clear idea of what ES is and how does it work, not from someone who knows everything and comes to share his wisdom. Just try to relax and realise that he has already accepted that he had a wrong notion about ES. Yes, an ideal discussion is where everyone has the same knowledge or notion of concepts, but that's simply impossible. Just point to what you think is wrong about his assumptions, just as he does with everybody else's. This, at the end, will help with the development of the module because, as himself stated: Don't get anything for granted when dealing with software development. If we don't specify what we need for the ES TB's module, MDekker won't guess it for us.
  19. Traumflug points are just logical. If you don't ask for A in the specifications, A won't be there in the module. He's not saying if it's easy or hard.
  20. I think he meant "an external service", additional to those already needed by standard 30bs installations.
  21. A module that thirtybees really need is one to display HTML content anywhere, with the possibility to override module hooks. I.e., to display self-made html content on DisplayFooter or DisplayLeftColumn, dependind on the context/controller. Or to display another module's content by overriding it's hook (i.e., to display the content in displayRightColumn instead of DisplayLeftColumn). I have a couple of modules that already do that (Leo Manage Widgets and Visual Composer), but such functionality should be added and supported to the ecommerce software for the benefit of all merchants.
  22. Glad midsommar! And good luck promoting 30bs on the ecommerce forums :).
  23. Just design the image and hook the html content to hookDisplayProductButtons. There are several free prestashop modules that have this functionality.
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