Emmanuel M.

Salut, Si c'est un lien vers Addons, pas de blem ! Mais comme vous l'avez dit, il faut que ça réponde au besoin de la personne. Pas question de voir de la pub pour un module de transport alors que la personne cherche un moyen de paiement Emmanuel

Bonjour Lilhouh, Il doit en effet s'agir d'un simple problème de réglage puisque ce module est bien compatible 1.6.1. Je vais continuer cette discussion en MP pour faciliter l'échange. Cordialement, Emmanuel

Hi, Sorry but like bellini13 said, we have a lot of shops using PHP 5.2/5.3 all over the world. Most of merchant are not sure about their PS version, so forget about PHP version Regards, Emmanuel

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. We will take a look on monday Just to be sure, can you tell me if you use any special plugin like AdBlock or Avira ? Regards, Emmanuel

Hi guys, This month, in France, we have a lot of bank holidays and we will have a reduced staff during this month. We will do our best to validate your modules as soon as possible, but expect some extra time starting now. The normal average is 2-3 days max and for this month, it will be 4-5 days, maybe a week. Be sure that during a period like this one, validation is one of our top priority Have a good weekend, Regards, Emmanuel

Hi, The password is in the download page. You have a key icon and this is the strange string with letters and numbers Regards, Emmanuel

@Krystian And I'm always glad to be part of it To find solutions and to help the community when it's possible! @DreamTheme I know that we must be more available but we miss time. I will do my best to be more often here. Do not hesitate to send me a message if you need me on any topic (PM or @scritik), or you can send us a message via the contact form > I have a problem with my seller account!

Sabrina, I really don't know what to say anymore. We decline most of the time because of the 3 following reasons: - External links - Validator - Security While for the 1st and the 2nd reason you had no excuses (remember, you have 2 boxes to check when you submit a module), the 3rd can't be checked with the validator, this is why we have a manual validation. So, if you cleared all the errors from links and validator, the only decline you can get is security. You didn't cleared all blocking errors on validator, so don't be surprised. And I tell you this because I know it, I am the origin of several declines of your modules. Now, I didn't mentioned it earlier but we are working to improve validation (speed and quality). We are almost 10 people checking modules and while someone can accept a module, another one can think it's not ok. This is also why we have rules, to make sure contributors AND validators stick to it. But like gamification, we wait for the redesign. If you decide to resubmit your modules someday, try to just respect our terms, the validator, the security and you will see that everything is ok with the validation.

Well, if you don't want to take the time to write your message in english and just Google Translate it, it's your choice. That's funny because "we don't care" about the community but that's not us writing in French. Yes most of the community is French, but today we have devs all over the world! So, parlons français, to make sure they can't understand a word! You are not the only dev, Tanguy, not everything is about you, so open you mind. Yes 90% of the employees are french but we write in english to make sure all the devs around the world can read us, and we do most of our communication in multi-langs. And btw, the PrestaShop day is in France, but like you said, it's only to say that everything is ok. No need to come, I will send you the resume, in french. When I say that I had no time to follow the subject, that's just me. And only me. But that's because I had to take time to explain to contributors why we declined their modules (including you). Remember the rules we discussed earlier? Do you realize that it takes time to apply what we discussed during this meeting? Like it takes time to apply our rules to our old code? We do not have 1 or 2 modules like you. But if you want, take a look at our new modules on Addons, and you will see that we follow our rules. Yes we do. We are in 2015, not 7 years ago. For you, when we tell you something, it has to be done for yesterday. Open your eyes, we are not anymore a small startup and we can't do everything in one hour. I'm sure Bruno will be glad to see that his speech was nothing than 'bullshit' for you. Like everything we do. Everyday. Isn't it?

Tanguy, even if you removed your message, let me tell you that if you don't want to 'loose' another day with us, to discuss how to improve PrestaShop, decline the invitation and leave your place to another dev. I had no time to follow the communication about this day, but you can be sure that everything discussed is in our mind. Antal, you can't say that we ignore you. I'm in weekend, and I take time to answer all your questions. The real problem is that you don't get our strategy on Addons. We do not want to be just a marketplace like the others. We want to sell quality goods and to do that, we need to make rules. And no exceptions, because we do not have the time and ressources to do this. The customer buying a module or a theme on the official marketplace expect quality. That's what we want to sell. If you want your modules between other crapy modules, without any control, don't sell on Addons, that's not our goal. Sabrina, that's not fair. You were declined for two reasons : Security and the validator. We can't accept new submissions with security issues and security must be one of the priority for every devs. The validator is available since a long time, and I know that the rules are evolving over the time but your errors are old errors! And you still submitted it! If you fixed your modules a few months ago, when we asked to follow the validator, we would not be having this conversation today. So when you say that we will always find a new reason to decline, that's wrong. If you follow the rules, the validator, and have no security issues, the chances that your module is declined are really thin. Try and you will see. DreamTheme, thank you for you message. I know that my message can be 'rush', and of course we do not ask you to not criticize us. Like I said, we are not perfect. My problem with Tanguy's interventions is that it's always to say that we are the 'villain' (his word). That's it. Now, when I read your message, I more than happy to answer you. I know your frustration, like many devs on Addons. We are aware that the rating system is not perfect, and we want to improve it this year. You said that 3 years ago we told you that we will add the possibility to answer customers. To be honest, 3 years ago, the team was not today's team and I was not at PrestaShop so I can't tell you what was the decisions. What I can tell you is that we have multiple priorities for this year and a small team to do this. Just a sneak peek : - New design: As you can see since a few months we are working hard on the new design. Most of the pages are now ok and we are working on the homepage, the search/categories and the product page. As you can see, it takes time because like I said, we have a small team and we can't release a all new design in once. Today, it's our top priority and half of our team is working on it. Why? Because we wan't this to be out as soon as possible but we still need to work on some other small issues from everyday. - Gamification: We want to reward our best contributors. If you do good work and are serious, we should make you more visible than today. This project, not started yet, is really big because it's going to solve a lot of issues. With this, we will be able to allow you to do things if you are a good contributor, like answering customers. We need to think a lot about this to make this system as perfect as it can be. So we need to think about all the possibilities about it, think about an algorithm and develop all the features on Addons. We can't do this quickly like it's a small project. That's why we want to finish the design before. And that's just 2 projects, we have a big roadmap. we are still working on search algorithm with keywords, new hierarchy with the new categories and many other things. I know that you care about PrestaShop, like you said if it was not the case, you will not bother to answer. And we thank you for that Really! We read you, and we need you to 'raise' your voice to show us what's wrong. Now, when we have a topic like that, we have to make decisions so we can give you an answer. My answer today is : No we don't ignore you, yes we read your messages and we try to improve Addons with your feedbacks but we need time to analyze the problem and find the best solution. Yet, we have rules, like everywhere, and while we are ready to discuss most of them, to see what can we do, some of them are obligatory, like the validator and external links ! But hey, with the gamification, maybe it will change for external links for serious contributors. Just a thought

Tanguy, I really don't understand you... All your interventions are to criticize us. So why are you still working with PrestaShop and contributing to it? Everything is always bad, we never take your consideration, we are only here to make money on your work, we do not care about everyone except us, we are the evil, we are the reason of all the corruption in the world, we are the reason of global warming... Well, nothing is good with us. I'm not telling we are perfect, nobody is. And we never will be. But we do our best everyday. Like you said, PrestaShop is a community. PrestaShop is nothing without his community and it's wrong when you say that we don't care about the community. The problem is that you take all our decisions like it was decided against the community. Yes we have to make choices like a company, but that's because we are a company, and you see us like an non-profit association. Our goal is to improve ecommerce everyday, and of course we have to make money to do this. People validating your modules and answering your critics need to be paid... But hey ! Maybe you can make an open source project, at full time with a few people without any business plan. See you in a few month if you're still alive Seriously, it is really exasperating for us to read you. Every single post. Just try to be constructive and not to criticize every time. ---- Antal, if the only link in the module was an Addons link, I'm really sorry about that, it was a mistake. But if you linked to your Facebook/Twitter, then it's normal and you can read my last answer for the reason. You don't want me to tell you that we are human but that's what we are. The real funny thing in all of that is that when we tell developers that they need to validate their modules with the validator, it's bad because the validator is 'stupid' and report wrong errors. But when we do a manual validation and an error because it's the 40th or 50th module we checked, it's also bad. So what should we do? We make errors, but we are available to help you, and see if we were wrong. Just remember that we do not have a customer service in another country. It's all the PrestaShop team answering your questions, to make sure that you get the best answer, and sometime it can take time. Decline modules with external links is not an issue. It's a difficult decision we had to make to avoid abuse. That's the ransom of our success. Like I said, Addons is a big marketplace and we can't let every developers do what they want... For the safety of our customers.

This is exactly my feeling when I read your messages and I think you don't get the real deal behind the 'stupid' moves we make everyday. My week is over but I will take some time to answer your messages because I can't leave you write things like this. Things completely wrong, and really hurtful for me and my colleagues. Everyday, we work hard to improve Addons. We have bugs to patch, new features to add, modules and themes to validate (technical and marketing - almost 800 validations are done every week!), contributor questions to answer and many other things. So when you tell that Addons is a joke, I invite you to visit us, just to see the hard work we do every day! Our doors are open. You will also see (again and I insist, come visit us) that Addons is today a really big marketplace, with a lot of developers around the world. While most of them are following the rules, we always have some developers playing with the system. When we started Addons, almost everything was allowed but with the time, we had to make more and more rules to avoid anarchy. Links are a good example. If every developers put a link to his store in the module, it's not ok. Remember that PrestaShop is free and we need to make money to improve the software... And if this store is not secured? Our goal is to sell quality modules to our customers, and to protect these customers from spam and everything, this is why we do not allow external links. However, if the link is necessary to the module, banks for example, we allow it. See, no stupid moves. External links include emails, but for another reason. If you do your support outside Addons, we do not have chat history. So, if the customer tells us that you do not do your support, we do not have any evidence and we will have to refund him. This is to protect you, and not just because we want it. Again, no stupid moves. And since you have the support link for every modules in your seller account, you can just redirect the customer to Addons, to the right page! The user experience is just fine. You write a lot of critics and not so much ideas on how to improve Addons and PrestaShop. We are always listening and will we do our best to answer all the messages (forum, twitter, mails...), some of them are forgotten and we are sorry about that but be as negative as you are doesn't help. Be constructive, like the Krystian's message. Now, Krystian I'm glad you understood how much validations we have to do. Your idea to upload separate assets is really good and I will submit it to my boss to include it in the future, this year at least. Right now, just include it in the theme's folder. We are working on APIs for you developers, but we still need time. It will be a small API to start and we will improve it with your feedbacks. More info soon on the blog. The validator shows a lot of errors, but we are human and we do not refuse modules for everything. Readme for example, or licences. It's better if you clear all the errors but we do not refuse modules for this. Base64 is forbidden because a lot of developers are trying to encrypt data for multiple reasons (get customer's data for example). 99% of the time, you can do the same thing in another way (json to store data for example). But sometimes, you need to use base64, banks for example. When this is the case, we do not refuse the module. I hope this message answers your questions. I'm always available to help you if you need, here, with the contact form, twitter, and I'm not the only one. So please, when you write a message, please consider that a lot of people are working hard, for you and for our customers. And remember that we make money thanks to you, but you also make money thanks to us! I can go back enjoying my weekend now And I hope you will too! Emmanuel

Il n'y a pas de raisons de l'interdire pour le moment Nous allons quand meme y faire attention à la validation pour savoir si l'override est vraiment utile, dangereux, ect... Donc à utiliser avec moderation, comme n'importe quel override

Hi, We hear you and we are currently working on such documents. For validation requests, please use the link in the declined mail for a quick answer. The forum is not the right place for a question about a declined module. Regards, Emmanuel

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