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Works fine,it's pretty simple and could do with some refinement in the future to make the UI a little nicer and add additional features such as an API so those of us with a larger catalogue can setup automated order processing (for licenses etc). PayPal do also take a fee on top of the CubeCart fee.

Your database and dB user names and passwords will almost certainly be different on your new hosting and you need to update the /includes/global.ini.php file with the new values Ian

I'm confused. The first sentence says you want to manually apply an image (and presumably show it). The second sentence you want to suppress displaying it. Can you clear this up?

https://github.com/cubecart/v6/issues/2016

Here is the fix. classes/cubecart.class.php Find: $old_addresses = md5(serialize(array_merge($this->_basket['billing_address'], $this->_basket['delivery_address']))); Replace with: $old_addresses = $GLOBALS['user']->addressCompare($this->_basket['billing_address'], $this->_basket['delivery_address']); Find: $new_addresses = md5(serialize(array_merge($this->_basket['billing_address'], $this->_basket['delivery_address']))); Replace with: $new_addresses = $GLOBALS['user']->addressCompare($this->_basket['billing_address'], $this->_basket['delivery_address']); Save then open classes/user.class.php Find: /** * Change a user password * * @return bool */ public function changePassword() ABOVE this add: public function addressCompare($address1, $address2) { $allowed_keys = array('line1','line2','town','postcode','state_id','state','state_abbrev','country','country_id','country_iso','country_name'); $address1_filtered = array(); foreach($address1 as $key => $value) { if(in_array($key, $allowed_keys)) $address1_filtered[$key] = strtolower($value); } $address2_filtered = array(); foreach($address2 as $key => $value) { if(in_array($key, $allowed_keys)) $address2_filtered[$key] = strtolower($value); } return md5(serialize($address1_filtered).serialize($address2_filtered)); } This will be released in 6.2.3.

After several hours, posts and attempts to figure out a way around this problem I finally had to give up and try another self hosted cart script. I spent a lot of time in CubeCart and there are a lot of things I love about it but I simply cannot hand off a store to my client with this behavior, bug or whatever it is. I would suggest a fix for this problem ASAP and after that a PayPal donation link for the developer. In my opinion, technical support cost might be too high or not needed for most folks but I for one would certainly consider a donation for this great free script. Just a thought.

Solved it Al - Many thanks. I'd not noticed that before.

You need to clear the cache in your store. Top right of admin control panel.

Cheers guys Look forward to sharing my creations

Hi @NiteFox This is correct. It's a legal obligation for us to collect taxes on your behalf as a marketplace. Say you sell a £100 skin to an Italian customer (22% VAT rate). You will receive £70, we will take £30 and the tax man will get £22. Please note that PayPal may take a transaction fee from the £70 but I'm not entirely sure.

Out of the box, as a Trexle product, here is our Cubecart NAB Transact Integration.

Yes, CC622 will work with PHP 7.2. Be aware, however, plugins provided by some third-parties will need to have new versions replace older versions. These plugins require the ionCube loader, and ionCube is such that there are specific versions of the loader for respective versions of PHP, and also that PHP code that requires the loader be "compiled" against that specific version of the loader being used. That is, if upgrade PHP, then also upgrade the ionCube loader to match, then the plugin author will need to recompile their PHP scripts against that new loader version, and the plugin user replaces the previous version of the plugin with the new version. Also, there are PHP extensions that CubeCart 622 needs that have, on the rare occasion, not been enabled with PHP 7: ZIPArchive and MBString. So, in admin, PHP Info, scroll through the tables verifying the presence of these extensions.