Christopher Short

I dont see it: here is what I have: <?xml version="1.0"?> <skin version="3.1"> <info> <!-- UIDs can be generated on the unix/linux command line using `uuid -v4`, or you can use any string, as long as you think it wont accidentally be picked by anyone else A good example of the latter would be something like '[email protected]'. While not necessarily an active email address, it's a pretty good approximation of a unique key --> <uid>[email protected]</uid> <type>skin</type> <name><![CDATA[csrockets]]></name> <display><![CDATA[csrockets]]></display> <version>1.0</version> <minVersion>6.0.0a</minVersion> <maxVersion>6.0.*</maxVersion> <creator>CubeCart Limited</creator> <homepage>http://www.cubecart.com</homepage> <mobile>false</mobile> <responsive>true</responsive> </info> <layout> <products> <perpage amount="6" /> <perpage default="true" amount="12" /> <perpage amount="24" /> <perpage amount="48" /> <perpage amount="96" /> </products> </layout> <styles> <style images="false" default="true"> <!-- images: TRUE tells the template system that this style has its own image folder. FALSE would use the contents in the root of the images folder. For example with this as false images/image.jpg vs images/default/image.jpg if set to true --> <directory>default</directory> <name><![CDATA[Default]]></name> <description><![CDATA[Default Subtheme]]></description> <default /> </style> <!-- You can have as many subthemes as you want <style images="false"> <directory>red</directory> <name><![CDATA[Red]]></name> <description><![CDATA[Red style]]></description> </style> --> </styles> <images> <image reference="thumbnail" maximum="190" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="category" maximum="800" quality="80" default="" /><!-- Doesnt need a default --> <image reference="subcategory" maximum="105" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="gallery" maximum="50" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="normal" maximum="300" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="enlarge" maximum="600" quality="80" default="" /><!-- Doesnt need a default --> <image reference="tiny" maximum="30" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="small" maximum="200" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="medium" maximum="500" quality="80" default="noimage.png" /> <image reference="large" maximum="600" quality="80" default="" /><!-- Doesnt need a default --> </images> </skin>

It is modified off of 1.0 I think. How would I tell? What files would need to be updated to make this work if my custom skin was an old clone of foundation? I have some features needed for my business type that I think had to be coded into the skin.

Invisible V2-When checking out I see the verify you are a human line, but no box or anything else to do with it. When you checkout, it says verification code is incorrect, please try again. Ideas? The verification code was incorrect. Please try again. The verification The verification code was incorrect. Please try again. code was incorrect. Please try again.

Im us based, though I am sure they can make it work in the UK. You should open a chat with them to confirm as I dont know requirements you need.

QuickBooks pos is the one I use. https://quickbooks.intuit.com/desktop/point-of-sale/

There is a table in the database labeled subscriber

They all have id numbers greater than zero...and mostly Russian ip addresses. Well, when I went to the subscribers tab, most of the people have a 0 for id, but I recognize a bunch of the addresses. I guess I need to purge the list completely and let people resubscribe. Isn't there supposed to be a remove me link in the emails by the way?.

I sent a newsletter out today, and have over 2000 bounces. One person emailed me, pissed, because they never signed up. When I looked in the db at their email address, they have over 50 signups, all from different IP address. Is there a way to fix these type of registrations?

I use QuickBooks pos and have an integration that @Noodleman did to keep the website synced for inventory. It has been working for several years now.

Request Sent (cURL) - https://api.paypal.com/v2/checkout/orders/ Error:cURL Error (22): The requested URL returned error: 400 Bad Request Response received (400 - Bad Request

I had a customer tonight get undefined while paying with a visa. It is in red letters under the paypal credit banner on chrome, about the pay by card box. The process button updates to show please wait but never goes through.

Can anyone help recreate this issue and post it here?

Just had a 2nd customer today not order because they had no payment buttons on ie.

The issue only occurs when a browser is zoomed in some. I normally zoom to 125 or 150% to reduce eye strain. This example is at 100% zoom:>

Scrolling leaves the list in the same position so a customer cannot get to the checkout. The only way is to zoom out of the web browser and most customers do not know how to do this.