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Hello,

I know the circumstance in Ukraine are really difficult but I want  to say to you thank you and I wish you all the best .

Ok find the solution, it's important when you reinstall the application to remove your key and to create another after the installation.

Hello,

I know the circumstance in Ukraine are really difficult but I want  to say to you thank you and I wish you all the best .

Hello,

I know the circumstance in Ukraine are really difficult but I want  to say to you thank you and I wish you all the best .

osCommerce 4.08 and THANK YOU   I would like to thank all of my colleagues, who are now located in Ukraine, for their hard work in the most difficult and unimaginable circumstances!   The integrity, and perseverance they demonstrate is incomparable to anything else I know.   Thank you!

Could you send me the log files?
Go to the Admin > Settings > Tools > Error Log Viewer and click Download all logs button

Hello,
Just a question ?
There is a new osc version appears but we do not see anything about the code evolution in Github. Do you want to use github or it's just stay like that without code evolution ?
Also I inserted  lot of  bugs, little are commented, some others not and we do not see if this bugs are resolved or not.
Also if the community can confirm these bugs or add it will be great.

Thank you

I think it could be a cache problem, rewrite, save your template, click on Design et edit your template. You must see the change.
Lot of problem appears when you want to add a new widget. The widget is added but does not appears  on the screen. You must save and redit your template to see the change.
I have this problem.

You must create a channel and after create symslink on your server else does not work1

I had the same issue, I  just created the missing directory /lib/backend/design/groups and made it writeable 

Hi Loïc,
You're welcome to post them here:
https://github.com/osCommerce/osCommerce-V4/issues
And our team will process them or comment on them there

If you'd like to report an osCommerce 4.0 issue(s) to the development team, you're welcome to do so via GitHub here:
https://github.com/osCommerce/osCommerce-V4/issues
And our team will process them or comment on them there
Please note there's also a GitHub link in the floating panel of this site.

Yes, as Apps. 
B2B is likely to be a paid one, sizes - likely free.

To make it easier for everyone to start with the new version of osCommerce, we have implemented a so called "try before use" approach. It is not your usual "try before buy" as osCommerce is free. 
And so, to allow merchants and developers spend time on learning new features we made it possible for everyone to have osCommerce installed on one of our servers, FREE of charge. FTP and DB access provided! There, you will be able to try all the new features of osCommerce and not worry about server software or configurations. 
https://www.oscommerce.com/host-with-oscommerce
Once you know osCommerce is for you (or for your clients) - you will be able to move your copy, with all of your changes and settings - to your own server or stay and keep using osCommerce hosting - the choice is yours. You're given at least 1 month to work with osCommerce and decide how to proceed with it. 
More info is available in this blog post:
https://www.oscommerce.com/blog/try-before-use-oscommerce
Any questions - please post them here! More updates to come!

Loïc,
This is likely to come in 4.1 that is to be released in autumn. The functionality is there as such, but we have disabled it for now as need to finish small bits here and there first.

Why you do not use an external software and connect them between an API or ETL (Talend)? https://medevel.com/12-os-point-of-sale-pos-solutions/
for info

Hi Loïc,
Please see the section *** Hooks *** per the link below.
https://wiki.oscommerce.com/index.php?title=Methodology_of_Extensions
Best regards,
Ivan

Hi Loïc,
The reason why the import did not work in the post you referred to is that the attempt was to import the zip file but it should be the csv one. 
Both export and import of key csv files can be done on the translation page. Please see the screenshot attached.
Best regards,
Ivan
 

Hi Loic, 
Yes that should be possible. 
https://wiki.oscommerce.com/index.php?title=Managing_Customer_Groups
 
And also my colleague @Ivan Holbiwill advise.
Have a good evening! 
 

Hi Loic, 
In addition to Vadym's comment above, it is also possible to assign a product to a certain customer group so in this way a product will be visible for a certain customer group only and its price can be managed per each customer group as well. 
Best regards,
Ivan

Dear All,
We are working on the release of osCommerce 4.0 now. Beta programme has been paused until the next version. 
Please bear with us and keep checking the main website and these Forums for announcements.
 

Hello,
There some screenshot about the import and export
Currently, the import is in csv but it's possible in the future to have more choices as json, xml ....
I do not see a specific import from Osc.
The process is quite simple via a mapping: You must choose for example products and you can import your products
Note: The import does not link for example between categories and products, you must make a manual action to reorganize your catalog.

 
The mapping

 
Export process in csv

 
 

Hello
to start this topic :
 
Sellers primarily want to sell. This means listing, selling and dispatching products efficiently. Buyers primarily want to buy. This means searching for the best products and purchasing them quickly. The platform connects buyers with sellers and generates revenue doing it. This means having the right tools to support
  The administrator must able to take fees (montly, annual) and via subscription or by products sell.
  Example of functionnalities can include in the version. Authorization and Security (user must sign up for providing personal details such as name, gender, email, date of birth, phone number, password) – here in Syndicode we take it as a priority: all user data must be protected! Registration for vendors. Vendors will have access to all functionality provided on your online marketplace, meaning they will be able to indicate the minimum or fixed price for their item, for example. Another important thing is the ability for the user to sign up via social network which is much easier than classic way suggests. Managing user profile and personal details update (this is more important for sellers than buyers because seller information should be clearly presented and easily managed by publishers). Note, that authorized users need to have the possibility to become publishers and add their content. Managing Listing (Listing is products or services on a web marketplace). Sellers need to publish and manage their items. Here you can check Woobra – perfect example of marketplace for product sourcing where Syndicode implemented this functionality of listing managing. For site visitors we added the ability to search, use a filter and view detailed information; for site publishers – to add a new listing, view their listings, publish, edit or unpublish their listing, etc. Booking/order process for clients (this functionality built to ensure reserving goods and services by users and collecting delivery information by publishers). Here developers need to add also the possibility for communication between viewers and publishers. Order management should allow multiple viewers and publishers to collaborate. Payment option (Online Marketplace requires advanced payment functionality: payment system, ability to use credit cards, cash, PayPal, billing and invoice operations). In Syndicode we usually develop marketplaces with multiple payment methods to ensure that both user’ groups can use them in the most convenient way. Don’t forget about Payout: publishers should retrieve their money from the system – this functionality demands additional code. Major payment providers have solutions for that, for example, Stripe Connect. Reviews and ratings (this instrument aimed to help publishers and customers understand the situation on the market and build trust between each other). Both sides should be able to see listings reviews, customers will be able to write them and rate listings. Notifications (they used for tracking the process of building relationships between viewer and publisher: with them, users can be informed about the arrival of their order and so on). Obviously, the user must be able to change notifications settings. The most widespread notification methods are SMS and emails. Landing pages for clients and vendors. There should be a possibility to set and customize different layouts for landing pages depends whether they aimed to capture clients’ or vendors’ attention. Landing pages for clients must be easily customized by vendors according to their needs (top products list, location data or special offers, collecting emails and so on). Browsing content (this feature lets the user find what he is looking for). As navigation getting more smooth the more attention is paid to the products. You can browse through Syndicode projects to evaluate our approach for navigation and design – we take user comfort among the first priorities. Customer service (allows to keep in touch with the customer and grow his loyalty). In this part marketplaces usually use promotions, partners recruitment, collecting and visualizing data to understand tendencies, email campaigns for customer onboarding.

Hello
to start this topic :
 
Sellers primarily want to sell. This means listing, selling and dispatching products efficiently. Buyers primarily want to buy. This means searching for the best products and purchasing them quickly. The platform connects buyers with sellers and generates revenue doing it. This means having the right tools to support
  The administrator must able to take fees (montly, annual) and via subscription or by products sell.
  Example of functionnalities can include in the version. Authorization and Security (user must sign up for providing personal details such as name, gender, email, date of birth, phone number, password) – here in Syndicode we take it as a priority: all user data must be protected! Registration for vendors. Vendors will have access to all functionality provided on your online marketplace, meaning they will be able to indicate the minimum or fixed price for their item, for example. Another important thing is the ability for the user to sign up via social network which is much easier than classic way suggests. Managing user profile and personal details update (this is more important for sellers than buyers because seller information should be clearly presented and easily managed by publishers). Note, that authorized users need to have the possibility to become publishers and add their content. Managing Listing (Listing is products or services on a web marketplace). Sellers need to publish and manage their items. Here you can check Woobra – perfect example of marketplace for product sourcing where Syndicode implemented this functionality of listing managing. For site visitors we added the ability to search, use a filter and view detailed information; for site publishers – to add a new listing, view their listings, publish, edit or unpublish their listing, etc. Booking/order process for clients (this functionality built to ensure reserving goods and services by users and collecting delivery information by publishers). Here developers need to add also the possibility for communication between viewers and publishers. Order management should allow multiple viewers and publishers to collaborate. Payment option (Online Marketplace requires advanced payment functionality: payment system, ability to use credit cards, cash, PayPal, billing and invoice operations). In Syndicode we usually develop marketplaces with multiple payment methods to ensure that both user’ groups can use them in the most convenient way. Don’t forget about Payout: publishers should retrieve their money from the system – this functionality demands additional code. Major payment providers have solutions for that, for example, Stripe Connect. Reviews and ratings (this instrument aimed to help publishers and customers understand the situation on the market and build trust between each other). Both sides should be able to see listings reviews, customers will be able to write them and rate listings. Notifications (they used for tracking the process of building relationships between viewer and publisher: with them, users can be informed about the arrival of their order and so on). Obviously, the user must be able to change notifications settings. The most widespread notification methods are SMS and emails. Landing pages for clients and vendors. There should be a possibility to set and customize different layouts for landing pages depends whether they aimed to capture clients’ or vendors’ attention. Landing pages for clients must be easily customized by vendors according to their needs (top products list, location data or special offers, collecting emails and so on). Browsing content (this feature lets the user find what he is looking for). As navigation getting more smooth the more attention is paid to the products. You can browse through Syndicode projects to evaluate our approach for navigation and design – we take user comfort among the first priorities. Customer service (allows to keep in touch with the customer and grow his loyalty). In this part marketplaces usually use promotions, partners recruitment, collecting and visualizing data to understand tendencies, email campaigns for customer onboarding.

Hello @aisonet
1. compressed/optimized images (if possible, webp would be great) ====> Yes
2. Lazy loading images ===> yes it's inside
3. Responsive images (different sizes from each image to serve on different devices) ====> Yes
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