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I was updating my prestashop store to 1.6.0.8 from 1.6.0.5 and in the middle of the update we had a electrical serge and my computer shut down. now nothing works on my shop. I get a 404 error message when i try to sign in to my admin area. i can not do anything. I have worked on my website for months and i can not loose my site please someone help me. Gerald https://dealbasher.com

Hi, I upgraded my shop from 1.4.7.0 to 1.5.6.0. I also transferred thousands of product images from the previous ../img/p folder to the new ../img/p folder. But, some images are not displayed on the new shop. As an example : - on the 1.4.7.0 shop, one image url (before re-writing) was : .../img/p/7508-13354-home.jpg - on the 1.5.6.0 shop, the related image url (before re-writing) is : .../img/p/13354-home_default.jpg So, the image on the 1.5.6.0 is not displayed. Such problem occurs for several hundreds of images (out of the thousands of the other images that display properly) What is the best solution to solve the matter (without changing or regenerating the thousands of images that display properly). Thank you in advance for any help. Patrick

At the beginning of February, I upgraded from 1.4.8 to 1.5.6. I've had a lot of trouble with bandwidth and other slow-site issues (I have several thousand products online). I also upgraded to VPS as shared hosting was unable to support my new install - the old site 1.4.8 was fine. I decided to install a test server to see if my theme was compatible with 1.6, and when I tried to access the ps_shop_url table as per these instructions: http://www.prestashop.com/blog/en/set-up-a-test-server-for-your-online-store/, I discovered that the database 1.5.6 is using does not list any tables below ps_search_word. 3 questions: 1. What could have gone wrong to make the tables not be installed? 2. Is this why my shop is running very slow (ie - is my current install accessing my "old" database from 1.4.8 for information)? 3. What should I do to fix it? Any help would be appreciated.

If you have purchased after market modules from the PrestaShop addon's or from a 3rd party and plan on upgrading to a newer version of PrestaShop a good rule is to first check that the module is compatible with your planned version of PrestaShop. You can do this by contacting the developer of the after market module.