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It should not be a problem to import the comments via the Processwire API. There is also a thread on how to do this here:

Looks like the same problem 🙂 Add this to the config.php file: $config->sessionFingerprint = 12;

You can find the 2.7 Versions here: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/tags But it looks more like you are using a less compiler (lessphp) somewhere in the templates, and it is trying to access the wrong path.

Have you adjusted your URL from the web server in config.php? Does the url in “$config->httpHosts” match?

In your hook posted above you use “indexPages()”, but the correct one would be “indexPage($page)” without the s at the end. Your hook creates a completely new search index each time, not only for the changed page but for all pages. You have to use something like this (not tested) $wire->addHookAfter('Pages::saveReady', function($event) { $page = $event->arguments(0); $event->modules->get('SearchEngine')->indexPage($page); $event->wire('log')->save('Page saved', "Page ID: $page->id / Page Name: $page->name / Page Parents: $page->parents"); });

Have you checked if your server supports mod_rewrite? You can check this with phpinfo(), then simply search for rewrite.

Sure 🙂 You can have a Look at this thread:

Check the console of the browser dev tools, you should see an error in the console in the Dev Tools.

You can also do this with the Pro modules. They are just PHP scripts like other modules. And you get access to the internal support forums of the corresponding pro modules. Of course you can also just buy the modules and not use them to support Ryan 😉

In most cases I would agree with you 🙂 but i think that it is a very special case that is adapted to our internal processes 🙂 However, it is often the case that users first ‘collect’ items in their cart and then order them together. Example: The user has a new mouse and keyboard in the ‘hardware cart’, but he knows that he would like to add a headset, but needs to find out more first. The purchasing department has announced a ‘collective order’ for company clothing, the employee would like to order something as well and therefore places the order for the clothing directly. There is also a specific shop where recurring weekly orders are placed (food), so this plays an even greater role here. But I think I'll have a look at the ‘partial checkout’ topic, I think that should be implementable 😉 Then only a single cart would be necessary.

Ryan posted an (license) update on this in August 🙂

I think that could work 🙂 Would it also be possible to make a "partial checkout" which only contains items from "category A" or "category B"? Although I think there would then be problems removing only the ordered items from the shopping cart

Hehe 🙂 Here you realize again how versatile Processwire can be used 🙂 This is relatively easy to explain. I am currently using a self-developed system in our company intranet, which is ok (the usability is not perfect), but doesn't have as many functions as RockCommerce. We have individual “self-service” stores that run separately from each other. Examples: Company clothing, office equipment, hardware The Products should not be mixed, even if they could theoretically be filtered individually afterwards. The orders are processed by different departments.

Wow that looks great Bernhard! I have one question. Is it possible to have several stores with separate carts in one PW instance? I think I have to test the module soon (luckily I have a RockSuite license 😄 )

You can create a custom PHP Configuration: https://ddev.readthedocs.io/en/stable/users/extend/customization-extendibility/#custom-php-configuration-phpini You can test something like this: File - .ddev/php/my-php.ini [PHP] display_errors = On; error_reporting = E_ALL;