Al Brookbanks

This is a maintenance release with a few minor new features. Upgrade is recommended but not essential. What's new? - 8 new features including removal of 350Kb image upload limit. - miscellaneous bug fixes and optimisations. Download: CubeCart-6.4.5.zip Other news Our PayPal Commerce integration now supports Venmo! To take advantage of this please make sure your PayPal Commerce extension is at 1.6.0 or higher. 1Focus Vision, Commissioned by PayPay, October 2020. The Venmo Behaviour Study explores valuable insights for merchants to consider to reach a broader audience including 2,217 Venmo customers' financial habits, purchasing behaviours and perceptions of Venmo as a payment tool. 2Statista Global Consumer Surveys as on July 2020. The target population are internet users in U.S. between 18 and 64 years of age.

So I think in conclusion the rich snippets work but took a little while to show in the search engine.

This is a great option too!!

Nice one. Concentrate on that for now.

Great job Dave and welcome to CubeCart!! I believe @NiteFox is releasing his cool themes to us come 7th Feb. Worth waiting out for.

Did you upload the images first and update the file list. Only then can you import the spreadsheet otherwise the import won't find the image to assign. Also make 100% sure the file path is relative to the images/source folder. Say for example the image path is https://www.example.com/shop/images/source/folder/pic.jpg the value in the spreadsheet must be folder/pic.jpg . Anything else won't work.

Did you check the images/cache folder was writable? 0755, 0775 or 0777. Try changing the chmod value in that order recurring.

Downgraded PHP? CC will be fine so long as it's not PHP 8

Welcome!! Anything in your system error log? There is as link to this on the admin navigation menu. There may be a permissions issue or missing GD library...

Is it that crude or do search engines take into account microdata? I'd hope the latter.

I asked Richard to post here as my knowledge in this area is poor. The website already has valid Schema Markup for products with review data. https://validator.schema.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.extremeracing.co.uk%2Fsummer-one-piece-base-layer.html I can't see any reason why Google can't show the rating on their listing but does anyone know much about the criteria for this to get it showing? No doubt this is a fairly hot topic for all CC merchants.

It's quite a complex landscape and I'm not quite sure we are comparing apples and pears here and the product and service offering isn't the same.

No fee for taking card payments for you? So who pays visa etc? Can't be right.

What do they charge and isn't there a monthly fee from your business bank account?

But what are you comparing to? All card processors have fees. Stripe: 1.4% + 20p PayPal: 1.2% + 30p Square: 1.9%