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Hi there! I was updating a Prestashop v1.2.5 to v1.5.6 First, I updated to v1.4.6, then to v1.5.6 It was important to keep the customers and orders. For the update from v1.2.5 to v1.4.6 I used the install wizard and choosed "update". For the update from v1.4.6 to v1.5.6 I updated the database with /install/upgrade/upgrade.php script. Then I installed v1.5.6 from scratch and imported the database. It worked so far, but a problem occured: When I try to click the link to the cart, the login to the customer account or a link in the block myaccountfooter, it tries to forward me to links like https://quick-order, https://account, https://historial-de-pedidos/ or https://devolucion-de-productos/ I have no idea where the spanish comes from. So I looked to SEO&URL and in the first table are these URL's (attached file). Even if I change ”Friendly URL" or try to reach the page by typing the adresses to the browser e.g. https://myshopname.com/my-account the page could not be found. It seems like no cart or account page exist. Could somebody help me? I'm really desperated und frustrated. Thanks. BTW: I'm using the theme ”Magari"by tooniu.

Hi - I have made a few posts about HTTP vs HTTPS links and how links appear when you hover over them.... We have configured our whole site as secure. When we hover over links we can see HTTP links where HTTPS links should be, although the links are routed to an HTTPS page. But if the links were relative instead of absolute, then I don't think it would matter if our whole page was secure or not, those HTTP links wouldn't have to be redirected to HTTPS links. Can someone tell me if this is true? And if it is true - why doesn't PrestaShop create relative links instead of absolute links? Thanks! Lynnette

This is really bugging me: on some pages, such as history.php (Prestashop v. 1.3.7.0) it adds extra js files as such: /* JS files call */ $js_files = array(__PS_BASE_URI__.'js/jquery/jquery.scrollto.js', _THEME_JS_DIR_.'history.js'); Now this results in a relative link, rather than the absolute link that the following line in headre.tpl creates: src="{$content_dir}js/jquery/jquery-1.2.6.pack.js" The result is that some browsers like IE freak out and say there is unsecure content. Now why is __PS_BASE_URI__ resulting in a relative link? How do I get it to return an absolute link?