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Can anyone confirm?

Hi, anyone else have any pointers? Thanks!

Hi, anyone have any pointers? Thanks!

Hi, anyone have any pointers? Thanks!

Hi everyone, newbie here. Quick question: Can PrestaShop be installed on Solaris 9 UNIX? Or can it be installed on Linux only? Thanks!

Hi Vekia, thanks for the quick response! I figured it would not be possible out of the box, and I agree it probably would be fairly complex. Do you have any high-level pointers / steps how we could achieve this? I part of my company's product / design team so do not know the programming ins and outs, but am looking for some guidance to take back to our developers. Any help is appreciated,thanks!

Hi, I posted this in the Installation forum, but thought it wouldn't hurt to ask Developers for their input as well if there is a solution to this via code (instead of via installation / configuration). Context: My client has an existing website (portal) where users login to do stuff. The client wants people to access Prestashop ONLY after logging into that site, and ONLY from within that site. That is, John logs into Acme.com, and there is a link after logging in that he can click to redirect to our deployment of Prestashop. Further, they do not want the Prestashop deployment to be "publicly" accessible by anyone. That is, you must log into Acme.com to access Prestashop. We might choose to customize Prestashop and remove/disable the account registration/creation features (i.e. everyone does guest checkout). But the client is fine leaving that for now (i.e. let the maintain a separate user system for now; yes, I know it's a bad user experience!). Question: Is there any way, out-of-box, via configuration / setup, to achieve the requirements above? Namely, force Prestashop to be accessible ONLY after logging into another website, and from that website only (private to that site, not public). I have not seen any single sign-on feature for Prestashop, and further not a lot of modules out there for SSO (we'd probably have to write our own). So without wanting to head down that path for now, we want to basically restrict access to Prestashop by forcing people to go through this other website. Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks!!!

Does anyone know of either: 1. Any out-of-box configuration that will support the use of non-email usernames / login IDs? For example, "johndoe1234" instead "[email protected]", OR 2. Any module or add-on that accomplishes the same thing as #1? I have a client who wants to use non-email logins and I need to know if this is possible without customization / coding effort on our part. I have looked through the Add-Ons catalog and could not find anything that has already been built to do this . Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!

Rhapsody, thanks a lot for the quick response and workaround!! That certainly seems like it would work and help achieve my requirements. I'll have my Developer look into the .TPL files and audit where these sections might occur. Thanks again !

I am new to Prestashop and not a developer, so please forgive my questions here if they seem ignorant. I am researching Prestashop from a Product Management perpsective to see if it is a suitable product we want to use in our portfolio / solution of e-commerce software. My requirements are a bit esotoeric, but here goes. Is there any way, via out-of-box configuration, to do the following? OR, would all or some of the below require custom code (either customizing the Prestashop code or adding our own module)? We want to restrict, on a per Customer basis, the # of items they can buy within a given time period (daily, monthly, etc.). We want to restrict, on a per Customer basis, the amount of money ($) they can use within a given time period (daily, monthly, etc.). Any feedback would be appreciated, thank you!

I am new to Prestashop and not a developer, so please forgive my questions here if they seem ignorant. I am researching Prestashop from a Product Management perpsective to see if it is a suitable product we want to use in our portfolio / solution of e-commerce software. My requirements are a bit esotoeric, but here goes. Is there any way, via out-of-box configuration, to do the following? OR, would all or some of the below require custom code (either customizing the Prestashop code or adding our own module)? We want to completely disable/suppress registration. That is, Users cannot self-register an Account. We ONLY want Users who have been pre-imported by the Admin to be able to log into, and use Prestashop. Effectively, Users MUST login, and they can only be created by having the Admin import them into the system. Any feedback would be appreciated, thank you!

My apologies, I just realized I posted this in the wrong forum topic. I will re-post in the appropriate topic, hopefully the mods can delete this.

I am new to Prestashop and not a developer, so please forgive my questions here if they seem ignorant. I am researching Prestashop from a Product Management perpsective to see if it is a suitable product we want to use in our portfolio / solution of e-commerce software. My requirements are a bit esotoeric, but here goes. Is there any way, via out-of-box configuration, to do the following? OR, would all or some of the above require custom code (either customizing the Prestashop code or adding our own module)? We want to completely disable/suppress registration. That is, Users cannot self-register an Account. We ONLY want Users who have been pre-imported by the Admin to be able to log into, and use Prestashop. Effectively, Users MUST login, and they can only be created by having the Admin import them into the system. Any feedback would be appreciated, thank you!