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Since upgrading to 1.6.1.5, I am having this strange issue. I have a catalog-wide pricing rule which decreases the price by 40 If I have a product priced at 189, it should be 140 but instead it shows a price like 18,460! Attached are screenshots of the problem. Can anyone help?

On the same boat... eff this.. what good is a shopping cart if you cannot add/edit products?

I have a strange problem. When an item quantity drops below 1, the retail price of the item drops by the specific price. For example, if my specific price is 33% discount and the item price is 65 USD, when I update the quantity to be 0, the price drops down to 43 USD!. Any ideas how to fix this? Thank you!

dude it worked .... do I need to say you saved my life? thank you very much!

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thank you man, with small modifications worked for me!!

tried everything but cant get it working on 1.6.0.8 modified theme ....

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By far the best would be Yoorshop. A friend of mine just switched his sites to Yoorshop and they are truly awsome. They even got technicians who will help you optimize your website and fix any small issues you may have.

another pathetic paypal topic... still not resolved sigh

they deliberately hide this useful info into millions of irrelevant crap so, good luck friend.

Thanks man but editing js files way beyond my reach let's hope for someone from the presta team incorporates this in future versions.

the hash sign (#) is ignored by the search engines during indexing and therefore our ajax filtered layered navigation links never end up in the SERPs. but I found this guide in google where they explain how to use the hash tag SE friendly by appending a ! sign to it - #! https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/174992?hl=en can it be done for layered navigation, do you think?

Hi there, I'd appreciate if anyone can help me with this or I'll just go nuts!! Okay here is the thing: I have a backup version of my shop. When I extract it and logon to admin, the admin panel appears but without any css or JS, just like in this screenshot: But when I replaced the "public_htm/cache" folder from the original 1.6.0.8 version, everything turns back to normal and I have the same good panel: but after a while, if you make some certain changes (changed modules, clear cache etc.) it gives a nasty error similar to one below (depends on what you do) and the panel is broken again: Fatal error: Call to undefined method AdminController::initPageHeaderToolbar() in /home/xxx/public_html/controllers/admin/AdminPerformanceController.php on line 611 can anyone guess what this is all about? btw, there is no issues with store front. its good all the way round. any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!