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Hi everyone, I integrated the changes in this tutorial with my custom template, and ended up with great looking tabs, except that the Product Reviews tab displays on ALL the tabs. I am sure there is a piece of code out of place, or duplicate code, or something, but I have been unable to find it. I am really hoping someone out there can help. Here's a link to show an example: https://windriverequine.com/breeches-jods-tights/5[spam-filter]microcord-kneepatch-breech.html

I had this same problem. Manually deleting all cache dirs on my server solved it. Save buttons working, and much faster than in 1.6.1.1.

I just started getting 10426 errors in my shop, too. Customers were using Paypal, but then this error appeared out of thin air. Wish I knew what sparked this change, but this fixed the problem - THANK YOU!!

I apologize if this topic has been discussed before, but after much searching I have not found a solution. PS version 1.6.1 Theme based on a copy of Default-Bootstrap, no core modifications Situation: I allow customers to order out of stock products in my shop, which are either then shipped direct to the customer, or ordered by me for the customer. All my in stock products are usually shipped the same or next day. The system works as it should, and customers are not confused, because the product labels are set to display "qualifies for same day shipping" on in stock items, and out of stock items are labeled "Usually Ships in 3-6 Days," "Ships Direct," or "Please Contact for Availability," depending on the product. I had set the translations in Layered Navigation to match those of the product quantity labels - specifically, I changed In Stock to "Qualifies for Same Day Shipping," and Out of Stock to "Available to Order." Everything worked as it should, until... It seems that more recent versions of PS equate allowing orders of out of stock product with the product actually being in stock. So, when enabling the layered navigation availability filter I see 0 out of stock products, and everything is in stock, which is not the case. The same is true for the filter at the top of the product list page. I'm not sure exactly when this issue arose - I think it was during an upgrade to 1.5, or around there somewhere. I searched extensively and was unable to find a solution, so with other more pressing issues at hand, I disabled the filters and put it on the back burner. Now that I have upgraded to 1.6.1, I am looking for the solution yet again. Any suggestions as to how to fix this?

I don't think I did this correctly. I want to make my manufacturer filter one column, so I opened /themes/mytheme/css/modules/blocklayered/blocklayered.css . At the bottom of this file I added the following code: ul_layered_manufacturer_0 li.col-lg-12 { width:100%; } I forced compilation and turned off cache, and when I refreshed, nothing happened. Manufacturer is still two columns. Can you tell me what I did wrong?

Check the Quantities tab on your back office product page. Have you set your Availability Settings with the proper language?

I actually am wondering the same thing. Let's see if I can explain this right: In my shop I have certain items I keep in stock all the time, and certain items that are offered for sale but are not in stock - they are either special ordered or drop shipped. Therefore, I do allow sales of items at 0-stock levels. I also have lots of combinations of items, so use advanced stock for inventory. In previous versions of PS the layered navigation would look at the actual stock number for availability, then label an item In Stock or Out of Stock. I was able to change the language in layered nav translations so that the availability filter actually said "Qualifies for Same Day Shipping" for all items in stock, and "Available to Order" for all items with a stock level of 0. It worked well for my needs. Now I have upgraded to PS1.6.0.9. It seems the layered navigation now only looks at whether an item is available or not. In other words, everything that is offered for sale is listed as available or in stock, regardless of the stock level. TIt appears the only way I can get the function I had before is to disallow sales of products with a stock of 0, and that really isn't an option. So my question is, is there a work-around, or a module, or a fix to get layered navigation to recognize actual stock levels again?

Yes. If you open the Layered Navigation module in your back office, you can set your template to display or not display any filters you choose, including the availability filter. Just toggle the availability filter to NO, and it will no longer display. Hope this helps.

This answer is a long time coming, but I don't peruse the forums too often. So, sorry if you have already found a solution. It looks to me like the feature you are looking for is already built in to Prestashop. When on a product page in your back office, go to the "Quantities" tab. If you scroll all the way down you will find "Availability Settings" section. This section gives you the option to customize the text that is displayed for items in stock, or items that are out of stock but back-ordering is allowed. For example - Displayed Text for Items In Stock = Qualifies for Same Day Shipping. Displayed Text When Backordering is Allowed = Available for Order. I hope thise helps.

I am not sure I completely understand your question. If you are using advanced stock management you have to select at least one carrier in Warehouses or you will get that pesky "no carriers available" warning. All the carriers you offer should be listed in your warehouse. To use more than one carrier, or to not have a default carrier, simply activate all your carriers in Warehouses. Do this by holding down the ctrl button and clicking each carrier. Hope this helps.

Go to Modules-Product Comments-Configure. Scroll down to "Add a new Comment Criterion" Type in the name of your new criterion. Select the appropriate application Activate Add this Criterion.

Are your products assigned to a warehouse? If so, you have to go to Stock-Warehouse, and enable the carriers for that particular warehouse.

Check stock-warehouses. Be sure your carriers are enabled in the warehouse you set up. If they are not, your carriers won't work. Every tutorial I have seen leaves this final step out.

If your changes are not visible at yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php, you will most likely have to contact your host provider and ask them to make the changes for you. If your changes are visible, then your php.ini file is probably not recursive. That simply means that any changes you make do not affect your subfolders. To make the php.ini recursive, add this line to your .htaccess file: suphp_configpath /home/yourusername/path/php.ini That should do the trick.

You should be able to set this number to a moderate value like 4000 for your translations to work.