FranksBank

Just to throw a pebble in the water on this one, from past experience with Statcounter the code ought to be placed just before the closing "body" tag of the 'page', to get it as far after the rest of the code as possible. With that in mind, placing the code in footer.tpl might be a better idea. Statcounter advice suggests this too: http://statcounter.com/support/knowledge-base/230/?PHPSESSID=9c51af8d6c209a91ffd7e6777e35185a. Shame the addon mentioned there doesn't seem to be around anymore...

Just a quick note to say "Thank you very much Pascal!". I came looking for a way to add a 'Manufacturers' drop-down to the top menu, and found your solution. I've just installed it and had no problems at all. Great stuff; many thanks indeed Cheers, Frank

Sorry I thought I'd enabled it. Definitely there now. EDIT: Now put back to maintenance mode to keep the site 'offline' until ready. If happy to provide IP I can add access. Thanks.

Certainly, here's the site (working in maintenance mode but will open it up in just a second): http://www.loadsofsweets.co.uk I've left 'my fix' in pace so if you'd prefer to see it 'broken' let me know. Thanks for a taking a look. (please pardon the mismatch of logo, URL and product range; it's a work in progress! )

May I open this again please? I'm having the same problem but the solutions above are not working. I'm using 1.5.4.1 which appears slightly different to 1.5.4.0 in that the CSS is not the same (but shouldn't really make a difference) and that the DIV containing the menu is nested within 'header_right' whereas it was previously outside, therefore underneath and pushed down automatically by the logo size. I have a solution that works for the time being but am hoping there is a better answer available. My workaround as follows: Added to global.css: .sf-contener { padding-top: 30px; } Many thanks for any further advice.

Ok I just realised a workaround that works for me and may help you too. Not the ideal solution but see how it goes for now: Add the following to global.css (suggest adding to Header section along with #header_logo, etc.) .sf-contener { padding-top: 30px; } The 30px is all I need, yours will need something like 140 I would think. Hope this helps

I'm having the exact same problem so would like to jump on the bandwagon here. Something has changed in 1.5.4.1. I was previously testing with 1.5.4.0 and it was fine (moveable with css). The css was slightly different (and has no effect now) but the other and possibly more important thing is that <div class="sf-contener clearfix"> which contains the menu was previously outside of the 'header_right' DIV, but now it's inside which doesn't seem to be helping. I'd quite like to re-arrange the header bits and pieces (and possibly move the menu DIV back outside) but have no idea where that structure is set. The only reference in header.tpl is $HOOK_TOP as if it's calling something in, but what, and where is it? Can you tell I'm new to this 'Smarty' thing? They say it's easy you know I hope you don't mind my jumping aboard here and hope even more that someone can jump in with a solution.

Thanks Adam

VERY grateful for some clarification on this. Where is the 'admin file tab'? Is this something a hosting company has to do or is it something within Prestashop or the database? EDIT:- Ok so I've run a search through Dreamweaver and found all the $_SERVER['HTTPS'] references. Which one needs changing to ['SSL'] or do they ALL need changing? Image attached shows (if I've done the attachement right!) the DW search results. Thanks for any help offered.

Quite a handy thread this; I'm having similar problems in not being able to enable SSL even though my admin shows https in the browser having clicked the link to "use the protocol". No option to "Enable"... I was going to give the database activation method a go, but there is no SSL_ENABLED entry in the database (same 'ps_' prefix by the way). Curious... ? EDIT: Errr... Ok, my bad! I did a search, and should have read the thread more carefully. Found it!

I'm having a similar problem, although for me this is a 'first time of trying' situation. The site I'm working on is set up as follows: Shared hosting. Shared SSL Prestashop installed in: domainname.co.uk/shopfront (hosting package required a folder to be specified for SSL (slightly annoying)). In Preferences>SEO/URLs, the default details are: Shop domain - domainname.co.uk SSL domain - domainname.co.uk Base URI - /shopfront/ If I click on "Please click here to use HTTPS protocol before enabling SSL", I get the same basic problem that Adam descibes above; the https appears in the address bar on that page but the option to "Enable SSL" doesn't appear. The admin remains in https but the site stays 'normal'. If I manually add the "S" the site simply refreshes to 'normal' status. Just as a sanity test, I threw some things in the basket and went to Checkout, but no change to https is happening. I need to get this sorted out before spending any time on styling and filling the shop with goods, so any help would be most appreciated. Adam, are you able to expand upon the solution your hosting company provided? I'd just like to be armed with a bit more information if it comes to me having to call the host in this case. Are there other reasons why this might happen? Many thanks for all assistance offered. Frank