Tauri28

I think I have all the store settings configured to only show prices including VAT, but some clients are reporting net prices and asking, why are we charing them more mone, when selling via social media platforms.

Does anyone got any clues?

The issue is with order status. I have made a module for customer to pay via bank link. Problem is with order status, which will be updated to "Payment accepted" after the customer is redirected back from the banks website. When I open up the specific order, I do not see payment accepted status. The only status I see, is "Awaiting banklink payment". The status is correct in orders list, but not in detailed view of the order. I have also made an image to give a better overview. Thanks in advance for all the help.

The problem is that after I fill each form field on 1-step checkout as guest and also agree to the terms, I still wont be able to see payment nor shipping options. Both options appear when I press "SAVE" under address fields, which basically creates an account or is as complex as creating an account (beside entering password) - so what is the point of guest checkout at all? Secondly, my transport options only requires guest name and mobile fields from the address section but the city, country, postal code and etc fields are just an burden for the customer and totally unnecessary - is there a way to make most of these fields not obligatory?

I tried solution where I provided translation file with the module from the installation but prestashop still did not get all the translations but changed the hash in the translation files instead. For example I provided following line: $_MODULE['<{MODULENAME}prestashop>MODULENAME_8b0c97deb9ffdc4b4296b68f741eec7a'] = 'My value'; But prestashop changed the 8b0c97deb9ffdc4b4296b68f741eec7a to c1e07bde1f333eae66760d01e30f60ba meaning it did not get the provided value. Same thing happened for 3 translations. Worked for 30 other translations tho, where hashes stayed the same but half working solution ain't acceptable at this point. Any ideas?

I would like to know, if it is possible to add translations right when module is installed? I know module folder can have translations folder, where language files are created automatically by the prestashop back office translation tool, when selected for core but can you add the language files with the installation? How?

I have external database with clients and product prices. Is it possible and how time consuming would it be to make Prestashop use that external database for all client related actions and for querying product prices. i.e. : I have clients information already stored in my own database and Prestashop would need to use that database as its own. I also have products in my own database but only price needs to be taken there. Thanks in advance, Tauri.