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  1. Hi,, yes I am aware of how to set up carriers, ranges, zones, out of ragnge behaviour etc. etc. What I need is to disable the fact that a carriers is pre-selected by default on the check-out page. In backoffice you can choose according to which rules prestashop chooses which carrier should be pre-selected. Prestashop however does not let you choose whether you want a carrier pre-selected or not in the first place. I do not want anything to be pre-selected, so the client always has to choose, i.e.: always has to click on a a carrier to be able to ckeck out. Thanks
  2. Hi, Exactly the same here. In my case I need it because the default carrier somehow keeps changing back to "pick up in store", which generates a lot of confusion/irritation (clients do not read carefully before checking out). Anyway: a solution to this would be really great (I am using 1.6.0.9 by the way). Best, Decorocco
  3. Hi all, I have a strange problem with the default carrier selection. After selecting in the backoffice which carrier should be selected by default on the checkout page (the most expensive; the sending option) and saving it, it will remember the default selection for a day or two and then revert to the cheapest option (pick up in store). This makes for a lot of clients choosing the incorrect option (pick up in store), as it is already preselected and they do not carefully check which carrier was selected. In the end they need to make a bank transfer with the sending costs etc. Nedless to say this is quiet bothersome to both the clients and us. Rather than trying to solve the issue with this functionality, I would like to get rid of having a pre-selected radio button altogether. That way the client always has to choose a carrier and the issue would be resolved. Just like with choosing a payment method in step 3 of the checkout. Preferably displaying an error message when not selecting a carrier, but just disabling already would be a giant step for me. Can anybody please tell me which code to comment out in which files to disable the default selection of a carrier? Thanks! Decorocco
  4. @Fire2 Great to see there is a module for this! Is there anyway to adapt it to show the comments in the Delivery Slip? Thanks and best, Decorocco
  5. Oh and before I forget, I tried the solution that Nemops describes in http://nemops.com/auto-remove-products-prestashop-cart/#.VpqvU_krLIW but I really do not want to automatically remove the products, just advice the clients which products are the culprit. Thanks
  6. Hello everybody, Since we work with low quantity stock, we frequently have products that are temporarily out of stock. Clients that add a product to their cart (while it was in stock), abandon their cart and later come back to do check-out (when the product is not stock anymore) encounter an error advising them that they cannot proceed as one or more items are out of stock. So far so good. The issue is that it is not easy to know which products triggered the error, e.g. which products have to be removed to proceed with check-out. The more items in the cart the more complicated it is to guess which item to delete. Therefore my question is: is there a way to highlight the products in the cart that are out of stock? For example in red, with an exclamation sign etc. Anything would do really... Thanks in advance! Decorocco
  7. Hi all, Since I do not use zip codes, I would like to know how I can have the state (Florida, California, etc.) of the customers addresses show in the customers->addresses overview page instead of the zip code, so I can filter on state. Anyone has an idea? Thanks! Decorocco
  8. Ok, I just bought the Onepagecheckout module and it works as a breeze now. GREAT module and great customer service as well! The only thing I can say it that I feel all the functionalities of this module should really be a standard in PS. The current default OPC in PS is a one-hell-of-a-scroll-and-various-clicks-check-out. On the other hand: at least someone can make a living out of it...
  9. Ok, I solved it. It was template related. I had changed the quantity box for a dropdown, but Presta did not like it, I suppose. Changed it back and now it works fine again.
  10. Hi all, I have a very strange ting happening upon trying to add more than one product to cart (PS 1.6.0.9). When I hit "Add to cart" without changing the quantity it works fine. However, when I select a quantity more than 1 (2, 3 etc) and hit "Add to cart", it gives me the following error: This combination does not exist for this product. Please select another combination. It is very strange since I do not use any combinations (as a matter of fact I disabled Cmbinations, Groups and Attributes in BO under Performance). Also, I did not set any combinations or attributes before; no product does have any of them. I have disabled cache, enabled force compile and cleared browser cache and theme cache folder. Nothing seems to help. When I change the quantity on the checkout page, it does work perfectly. Does anybody have any ideas of what could be the culprit? Thanks & best regards, Decorocco
  11. Hi PizzaPie, with my new PS 1.6.0.9 install I have really almost broken my head on this one (nothing seemed to help), until I noticed the .htacces file in the PDF folder had the wron permissions set. Perhaps it is a permissions thing?
  12. Hi all, I am migrating from 1.4.5.1 to 1.6.0.9 and I realized that when you choose OPC for check out in the new PS, the client needs to scroll from step to step. In PS 1.4 after a client saved his details the page moved automatically to the carriers and after that automatically to the payment options. In PS 1.6 it seems to have lost this functionality. Anybody has any idea how to "make it slide"? I already tried HTML anchors, but unfortunately to no avail. Or perhaps I did not do it the right way (I am not a coding giant...). Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! DR
  13. Hi Nemo, did you have time to look at the code? Or maybe there is someone else that could take a look. I have the impression that it s a minor thing, but my coding skills are second to none, so any help would be great!!
  14. Hi Nemo, here are is the code: {if !$opc} <script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ var baseDir = '{$base_dir_ssl}'; var orderProcess = 'order'; var currencySign = '{$currencySign|html_entity_decode:2:"UTF-8"}'; var currencyRate = '{$currencyRate|floatval}'; var currencyFormat = '{$currencyFormat|intval}'; var currencyBlank = '{$currencyBlank|intval}'; var txtProduct = "{l s='product'}"; var txtProducts = "{l s='products'}"; var msg = "{l s='You must agree to the terms of service before continuing.' js=1}"; {literal} function acceptCGV() { if ($('#cgv').length && !$('input#cgv:checked').length) { alert(msg); return false; } else return true; } {/literal} //]]> </script> {/if}{if !$virtual_cart && $giftAllowed && $cart->gift == 1} <script type="text/javascript"> {literal} // <![CDATA[ $('document').ready( function(){ $('#gift_div').toggle('slow'); }); //]]> {/literal} </script> {/if} {if !$opc} {capture name=path}{l s='Shipping'}{/capture} {include file="$tpl_dir./breadcrumb.tpl"} {/if} {if !$opc}<h1>{l s='Shipping'}</h1>{else}<h1>{l s='2. Choose your delivery method'}</h1>{/if}{if !$opc} {assign var='current_step' value='shipping'} {include file="$tpl_dir./order-steps.tpl"} {include file="$tpl_dir./errors.tpl"}<form id="form" action="{$link->getPageLink('order.php', true)}" method="post" onsubmit="return acceptCGV();"> {else} <div id="opc_delivery_methods" class="opc-main-block"> <div id="opc_delivery_methods-overlay" class="opc-overlay" style="display: none;"></div> {/if} <div class="order_carrier_content">{if $virtual_cart} <input id="input_virtual_carrier" class="hidden" type="hidden" name="id_carrier" value="0" /> {else}
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