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Hi, I'm looking for advice to hopefully spare me frustrating and time consuming unnecessary work!

 

I have just locally upgraded an old site from 1.3 to 1.5.6. It seems fine so far, except that I still have to install PayPal Pro and a Mailchimp module of some sort. The upgrade to this point has been painful because it required a total overhaul of the template. What I'm wondering is should I upgrade to 1.6 while I'm at it? I only went to 1.5.6 after reading a suggestion somewhere on the forum that 1.6 was still too buggy. The client needs to be online with it pretty soon so I can't afford to spend a lot of time fighting bugs.

 

I suppose the questions are:

 

 

Thank you so much for any suggestions!

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How stable is 1.6 looking so far?

 

This is really something you should just test yourself and confirm.  Install 1.6.0.6, run a series of testing for the features you require, and then determine if it is stable.  Everyone's opinion is subjective and you should not rely on them.

 

Will I have to make more template mods to get from 1.5.6 to 1.6?

 

Yes, templates are specific to the major version (1.4, 1.5, 1.6 etc..).  Some templates are even sensitive to the minor version (1.5.3 vs 1.5.6).

 

As for the paypal modules, I would highly suggest that you read through the Paypal forum and see what kinds of issues there are with these modules.

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Thank you El Patron!

 

I've decided to stick with 1.5.6 for now as (unlike the included module and a third party PayPal Pro one I've used), the Prestashop PayPal Pro module appears to work perfectly.

 

Bellini, thank you for the advice, but I have been through the extremely time consuming trial and error process many times in the past with other sites and simply don't have the time right now, which is why I asked the question(s).

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