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Is there anyone who has an open-source module to add PrestaShop into Joomla? Using a Joomla Wrapper (an iFrame) doesn't cut it! Some sites really need a content management system beyond simply being a store, and Joomla is a pretty amazing CMS. PrestaShop + Joomla would be awesome. WordPress and Prestashop is do-able: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-prestashop/ There's also a framework called JFusion that integrates logins with multiple products such as Joomla, PHPBB3, vBulletin, and others, but they haven't added support for Prestashop For Prestashop to *Really* break out and gain more popularity, it needs to support more than stand-alone operation. People want interoperability options and Prestashop doesn't yet have many of those; until it does PS will not be as popular as it could be. I think Prestashop is great, and like what the team has accomplished, but it would be greatly appreciated if they would support, or at least implement, modules to add prestashop into other solutions. I'm not good enough of a PHP coder, nor do I have the free time, or else I would tackle the feat of integrating PS and Joomla and JFusion. Yes I know about there's a bridge, and I know of IQ cart, but a bridge isn't enough, and IQ cart sucks because they encrypt the files to restrict licensing. I understand the licensing, but encrypting the files sucks because it prevents adding standard language packs and tweaking the prestashop files to fix user-specific issues. Here's hoping!

Nope. I found it has something to do with messages that have no customer or no order attached to them, but no resolution has been found.

I get the error in the thread title in the BO when I click on a customer message. How do I fix this? Thanks!

Example product page: http://www.scantool.net/scan-tools/obdlink.html Here is example site, using another cart system. See how they have checkboxes for add-ons for a product? Can I also do that using prestashop? If so, how? Also why does prestashop's add-image to description box not allow uploads? Please use code like Joomla for image upload and selection - it has many nicer features for image management. Thanks!

Looks like maybe caused by the following sql error: #1030 - Got error 28 from storage engine. That's fixed now, But now the categories are screwed, how to fix? I'm NOT doing a reinstall - have hundreds of man-hours on this site and too much to redo. Yes I have backups, but even those are lacking cause a lot has been done in 5 days.

The main menu still appears, and sub categories are there. However no products will show up when you click on one of those categories, nor will the subcategories show anywhere except in the main menu. However, in BO the categories do not show up in the Catalog. If I edit a part, then the categories show up there... Site: thecarpcstore.com/shop

If you move a subcategory that contains subcategories into a new subcategory that is at a different "level" than it was previously, the subcategories are not at the proper level anymore when you view them in the Add part or Edit part pages. For example: maincat |-cat1 |-|-subcat1 |-|-subcat2 |---|-subcat2-1 |---|-subcat2-2 |-cat2 |-|-subcatA |---|-subcatA-1 Now, move subcatA into subcat2-2. When you do this, subcatA-1 will display at the wrong level, even though it's correct when you are selecting category->subcategory from the catalog. This is how the Add part/Edit part category area will show, see how subcatA-1 is one level too low: maincat |-cat1 |-|-subcat1 |-|-subcat2 |---|-subcat2-1 |---|-subcat2-2 |-----|-subcatA |-----|-subcatA-1 |-cat2 Thanks!

mel, thank you for replying. I just figured out the problem, it was my fault. I forgot that I needed to setup the callback URL in the google sandbox! LOL It's working great! Thanks!

Yes, you need SSL cert.

I have done what mel said and still no orders showing up in prestashop cart. I get email confirmation of the orders from google checkout, so that's working fine, it's just something with the prestashop module. As a note, my webserver runs php in fastcgi mode. I'm surprised there are still problems like this in the checkout modules. (had a major problem with paypal module as well).

First, thanks, that's a nice addon, but that's not what I was looking for. I want to be able to select existing images for use on the categories, when creating or editing the categories, Not the category tree block. Like in the store when you click on a category and then the subcategories display. Those subcategories can have images added to them. In the back-end, I want to be able to tell it to use an existing image on the server so I don't have to upload a new image for each category but can just select from the already uploaded images. Second, I used the prestashop add new module section to upload the module you suggested cause I thought it was nice, but I don't see it in the modules to then enable it... The download was a rar file, so I extracted that and zipped it up in .zip file. Did I do something wrong?

I would like to have an image previewer that lets you pick from images already loaded into prestashop (such as product images) to use for a category image. Thanks

Edit: If you read my message previously in this post, it was largely wrong. New info below. Bambi, while the cause of the error for your site is different, the result is the same, and the solution is the same, and unfortunately unless Paypal will allow the ability to receive fractions of a cent, you have to either live with the Payment Error or live with no items showing in the Paypal invoice. That said, for your specific case, prestashop could be modified to round item prices before calculating Line Totals, but that's not a hack that will work for me, nor do I think I know prestashop well enough to make those changes.

Like I said earlier, I already fixed it., I'm just now trying to help someone else. Also like I said, pricing at 10-count doesn't help with parts priced into the thousandths of cents, and I don't want to force customers to buy 100 of a part just to deal with a stupid paypal restriction (a 10 minimum would be Ok, but not for thousands of a cent), and I don't want to loose money or overcharge the customer either. I'm simply using the fix I already made. The continuing reason for this thread is to try to help bambi with his/her related but different problem...

Ah, Ok. What I need to see now is, add at least 2 items to the cart in such a way that you know you're going to get the "Payment Error" in Prestashop if you checkout. Now, go to the checkout process, and stop on the page where you would select the Pay with Paypal banner. On that page, right-click in the white space below the paypal banner and then click View Source. In the window that comes up, Search for "<form action="https://www.paypal.com" without the quotes. Copy from that to </form>. Paste that here. You may want to edit out personal information such as your paypal email address. Also post the correct item price, and quantity, for each item and also the total price from prestashop's cart. I can then see what's really causing the problem.