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DelaneySecure

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  1. Any help appreciated, please We have successfully configured features for our products. However, in order to facilitate a Google Products feed, we added Age and Sex features to all our products. But these features don't really make sense for electrical goods and software, so I'd like to hide these individual features in the Datasheet tab, but leave others showing as standard. How do I do that?
  2. Anyone? I've found '$node.title' or '$node.desc' but I cannot work out how to get the meta description value to come through in category-tree-branch.tpl. Would we get penalised for duplicate content on 2 pages if we use $node.desc?
  3. We have successfully setup the multi-store setting with 2 urls to one store. One store, 2 urls for that store (one main url) using the standard Prestashop 1.5 multistore capability. The issue we have is that when we test the secondary url (www.biometricdirect.net.) redirect it shows as 302, and the SEO company wants it as 301. I've reviewed the logic in /classes/shop/shop.php (about line 333) and its suggests 301 redirect, but is actually recorded as 302. // If an URL was found but is not the main URL, redirect to main URL if ($id_shop && !$is_main_uri) { foreach ($results as $row) { if ($row['id_shop'] == $id_shop && $row['main']) { // extract url parameters $request_uri = substr($request_uri, strlen($found_uri)); $url = str_replace('//', '/', $row['domain'].$row['uri'].$request_uri); header('HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently'); header('Cache-Control: no-cache'); header('location: http://'.$url); exit; } } } I've seen the suggested hacks in the .htaccess for manual redirects, but was wondering is there is a bit of code logic where the multistore secondary urls could be flagged as 301 redirects (rather than the default 302)?
  4. Spent ages on this, and felt obliged to register and post my experience just to save the frustration that others are clearly showing with the Advanced Stock Management features. The most important thing I learned is that eveything needs to be at the Group store level. Top Level -> Group -> Individual Stores. Select the correct "Multistore configuration for: Group XXXX" 1) Advanced Parameters\Multi-store, Under the Group: level, you can select "Share available quantities to sell" to Yes. 2) Preferences\Products, set Stock Management and the Advanced Stock Management to Yes (check at all levels) 3) Under Calalog\Products, set the Qualtities tab. You must be at the "Group: XXXX" level in your store selection If you get this message below, then you are not at the Group: store level. Select the correct "Multistore configuration for: Group XXXX" It is not possible to manage quantities when: You are currently managing all of your shops. You are currently managing a group of shops where quantities are not shared between every shop in this group. You are currently managing a shop that is in a group where quantities are shared between every shop in this group. Its quite easy once you get it, but it took ages for the penny to drop.
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