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Hi Rakepl, Sorry but I'm not sure if it's the same problem as mine. Have you tried to check my solution in answer #2? If it doesn't work, maybe you should search in the forum or open a new topic, because I'm not a Prestashop expert, just a user like you, sorry

Same problem here with Prestashop 1.5.6.2. I ensured that the Product name is the same in the three languages I use in my site. Also the SEO, friendly url, everything is modified to the new product name, but in the back office product list, the name is the same as in the original item. It's really annoying specially because I'm using the advanced warehouse features and it's a big mess when I want to check the stock status and everything shows the original product name, so I'm never sure which one is the right one. I've done it many other times with almost all my products without a problem, but the last two I created have this problem. Any idea? UPDATE: When checking the database directly, I see that the nvbb_product_lang table stores the name, rewrite, descriptions, etc, for each product and each language, associating it with a id_product. Well, I can see in the last two items, how the table has duplicated names for the same id_product: one is the information from the item just after duplication, and another with the correct information. And I discovered that the problem is caused because I previously used the multisite feature, and then merged everything into one single shop: when I create a duplicated and modify it's name, description, content, SEO, etc, it's only modified into one of the id_shop, not in all of them. So if I delete the duplicated content from the table for the old multishops, and then edit the id_shop to 1 in the correct row, it fixes and displays the data correctly, so I guess this could be considered a bug, isn't it? Once a multisite is disabled, all product data should be modified equally to all the shops inside the Prestashop database tables.

SOLVED: I've found the problem. It's not really a problem, it's a feature: you have to ensure that you have selected the same supplier in the product details and in the Supply Order. If the supplier doesn't match, or if the product has no supplier selected, it won't display in the search box. It's a nice feature, to avoid making wrong orders to wrong suppliers, but not so obvious in case of fail (like I had). Maybe it could be nice to have a warning message on that search box title, or a tip in the help, to double check if that's ok.

Try to delete the .htaccess file (or just rename it to .htaccess.old, for example), and make Prestashop create a new one (go to Preferences -> SEO & URLs, and click on "Save") About the cache folder, you don't need to manually add items there, Prestashop will do itself as you get visits. I think it's even better to delete everything from the cache folder and let it to be controlled by Prestashop itself.

Hello, I'm using PS 1.5.6.2. I've just bought many items to my shop and I want to register them inside Prestashop while I wait for the items to arrive. I'm using the advanced stock management feature from PS. After creating a new Supply order and saving it, at the bottom I find a seach box to write products names, select them, and add them to the orther. Well, more than half of the products are not listed when I write their names, and I don't know why. Most of my products have combinations, and I created them by duplicating a previos product. Can it be an issue? What can I do to fix that? I've been searching for similar problems in the forum but I didn't find anything useful to me Any help will be strongly appreciated

Hola Atom_, Yo tengo PS 1.5.6.1 también y me ha funcionado sin problemas. Por un lado, comprueba que has seguido correctamente los pasos que se indican, y has creado el fichero php.ini dentro de tu carpeta admin (seguramente será adminXXX (siendo XXX números aleatorios)). Comprueba los permisos de este fichero, y por último, si te sigue fallando, contacta con tu proveedor de hosting. Si es un hosting compartido, es posible que tengan restringido el uso de php.ini y tengan que echarte una mano directamente. Por suerte, yo me cambié de hosting y este sí me lo permite. Suerte y espero que te sirva

Hola! Gracias Cajuma2012!! Me has salvado a mí también. Simplemente poniendo ese código ha desaparecido el error en Prestashop 1.5.6.1. Incluso se nota la web más ligera (he leído algo de que mejora el acceso a mysql si usa el módulo pdo, así que es importante arreglarlo).

I mean I have the zip file with the new upgraded module. Do I need specific instructions for each one? There isn't any standard procedure?

Really? I've checked on their sites that they are compatible. Do I need to ask each one for instructions about how to update the modules?

Hi, I have to say that, while Prestashop is full of features for your shop, I hate the administration options and the update/upgrade system. For a user like me, coming from Wordpress, having such a mess of versions, having to be careful before updating it, because of plugins and themes incompatibilities, is really unbelievable. I'm using right now 1.5.5.0 but I don't know for sure if I should stay here, or keep upgrading as new releases come. Really scary. Well, after the rant, my question: As I said, I'm using PS 1.5.5.0. I have to paid modules that I want to update to the lastest release, but I cannot find any information about how to do it. Yes, the "official" ones just need one click to install, I know, but what happens with a module bought in another website? How should I update it? Because it's not detected automatically. Should I upload the new zip to the PS modules folder and replace it? This and the lack of documentation about it, both in the official PS site and in the modules websites really piss me off

OK, I fixed it myself just adding: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^nordicvapor.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.nordicvapor.com/$1 [L,R=301] Shouldn't this came by default generated by Prestashop itself? I think it would help to avoid URL issues. I mean, if inside PS preferences, I set the URL as www.domain.com, PS generates this two lines: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com/$1 [L,R=301] But if I add domain.com (without www.), it should create the opposite: RewriteEngineOn RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.domain.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://domain.com/$1 [L,R=301] Just an idea to help improving PS

Hi everybody, I started a shop called nordicvapor.com, and I created and installed Prestashop on it like that: nordicvapor.com. Well, for different reasons (to enable a better functionality with Cloudflare), I want to enable the www. prefix to my site. The main URL keeps working (www.nordicvapor.com), but all the other direct links to categories and/or products are broken, and it is a SEO disaster, as all my Google results are broken with a 404 error (I'll leave it on today so you can check, but after today I'll revert back to the URL without www. if I cannot fix it). Also, if I type nordicvapor.com (without www.), it's broken too. You can check the errors here: https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=cr&ei=fdd4UvvgE8ng4QSznICICg#q=site:nordicvapor.com All the results are broken!! I suspect it's something wrong with .htaccess redirection, so after clearing PS cache, I also renamed the previous .htaccess, and saving again the preferences under SEO & URLs, a new one was created, and the issue is still there. What can I do to fix it? Just for information: I own some other domains hosted in the same server using Wordpress. I recently updated those to use www. too, without a single problem. Does anyone has a clue about what can I do to fix it? I'm using Prestashop 1.5.5.0 Thank you in advance