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    Groningen, Netherlands
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    PrestaShop E-commerce
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    Niels
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    Wouda

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  1. So if I understand correctly, you make changes to a confirmed order, and not the customer themselves?
  2. Could you perhaps explain better what you are trying to achieve, what went wrong, and how we could help? I do not completely understand your problem. Perhaps a screenshot of what the problem is could help us understand better!
  3. I assume $base_url is then used in some (inline) javascript code to make the request, right? Well, PrestaShop has the baseUri JS variable for that, so alternatively you could use that too .
  4. Do you mean when you are creating a new address? Or that they should show up in the Addresses table itself?
  5. Apium

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    Dit rapport gaat specifiek over Magento, maar dat neemt natuurlijk niet weg dat iedereen voorzichtig moet zijn met wat hij/zij op z'n webshop zet. En natuurlijk regelmatig je modules/PrestaShop updaten .
  6. I am not too sure about the 1.4 version (that's quite ancient and I haven't worked with over the past couple of years), but in the recent versions you can set your preferred 'landing page' in the backoffice under your employee account settings. I'd not be surprised if that holds true for the older versions too.
  7. The initial request takes 22 seconds? (!!) That is insane. What kind of machine are you running this on? Do you have a dedicated core for the local server to use? Are you running any other heavy I/O processes on the same drive? Which software do you use for the local server? Regarding the requests: go to Modules -> Positions in the backend, and look for modules (displayHeader hook is a good start) that are currently hooking into the FO that you do not need, and disable/uninstall those.
  8. A minute is a long time, even with cache turned off. For my local dev installation, it's generally around 3-4 seconds, so you should be able to improve quite substantially. Are you using any non-required modules? Do you have any non-required htaccess lines? In Chrome (or the equivalent in any other browser) you can find a "Network" tab under the dev tools, what is taking up the most time? The initial connection?
  9. What do you mean, it's taking forever? Which part, or do you mean theme development in general? Coding, and in this case specifically front-end development, is a slow thing. There is just a lot that needs to be done and it takes a while. With experience you'll get better at it but there is no magic way to improve your performance. You can, however, improve your both your speed and code quality quite substantially by using a proper work environment, starting with a good IDE.
  10. Kun je ons misschien een voorbeeld geven? Specifiek de regel met "Product X"? Het kan zijn dat er een foutje zit in die specifieke regel!
  11. Strange, I don't have that one on my local installation. Is this a cloud install? Anyway, under "Administatration -> Menu's", you should be able to disable that menu entry.
  12. Oh, I'm glad to hear it! Maybe it was a strange caching problem of sorts, we may never know . Anyway, if you have any problems or questions, of course feel free to post here again!
  13. This is not enough information. Could you either turn on debug mode, or perhaps show us an actual error log? Obviously, something is going wrong but without additional information, we cannot be of much help. A standard question would be to clear and/or disable the caching for the moment, so could you try that also?
  14. Ohhh, where? Could you perhaps show us a screenshot of what you mean exactly?
  15. Disable and clear cache (that button is in the top-right), but I am not sure if that'd solve the problem. Does the error persist?
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