Keith Fitch +55

I have managed to sort this one myself. What was wrong was when the wa-cache rebuilt it put another {if $wa->shop}{shopCallbPlugin::display()}{/if} line into the head of the index.html.Anyone else having this problem, be prepared for a really good 'Hunt' as it was really well hidden.

Your task requires adding a new locale to Webasyst & Shop-Script. Here is how you can do it. Some comments on the items listed in that article:The British locale is most probably already installed so there is no need to run the server command to check it.Do as described.Copy existing file wa-system/locale/data/en_US.php, rename the copy to en_GB.php and change its contents appropriately.Copy file wa-apps/shop/locale/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/shop.po to wa-apps/shop/locale/en_GB/LC_MESSAGES/shop.po. Edit any...

You can find the code of the currency selector in file footer.html. Try to move it somewhere else. When moving the selector to another file, do not add it to files marked with "chain" sign, because those belong to Site app's theme (it's Shop-Script's parent theme) and thus "have no idea" what currencies are set up in Shop-Script.

The general idea is described here: https://www.shop-script.com/help/1265/shop-script-5-change-currency-sign/. In your case you need to override the 'title' property rather than 'sign' or 'sign_html' mentioned in the article. You can find the list of available currency properties in the appropriate currency configuration file; e.g., wa-system/currency/data/USD.php (for U.S. dollars).

This seems to be caused by some very deep system code (I have advised the developers of this issue to be fixed for everyone). What you can try to do in your store is to add some extra JavaScript code to file checkout.html to highlight non-selected required checkboxes.Find linevar content = $(response);and add after it the following codecontent.find('.wa-required :checkbox').not(':checked').each(function() { var checkbox = $(this);...

Problem Solved. By deleting and 'reverting to original' a couple of times seemed to kick things into action.Still curious about the Russian string, also there doesn't appear to be anyway of editing the invoice as in Shop-Script 5.

1. You go to Shop -> Settings ->Product types and features and add a new feature of a "Multiple values (checkboxes)" type. Say, it's a colour and its values are red, blue and yellow.2. Go to Products - > select the item in question -> Edit - > Basics -> Pricing & Availability - Selectable parametres. Select those values of the "colour" feature you need to set up new SKUs for ( say, red and blue). Click "Save" and then change the price and stock...

That's it !! sorted. You're my HERO !!! For frontend, you need to select the locale in Site → Structure → [click on gear icon to edit settlement properties].This was set to 'Auto'

Do you have the correct time zone selected in your user settings (in Contacts app)? Where exactly do you see incorrect time?

After struggling with this for nearly a week, I have found out what is/was the problem. The products have an SKU Feature unit Weight including the packaging in grams ie 30g, 44g etc.The Shipping weight was being accumulated in Kg. hence it wasn't making any logical sense of decimal amounts. Ignoring the Kg symbol and working in grams made sense of the calculation.

I write this morning with a huge smile on my face. The last round of updates has cured our little red numeric orders flag. Wahooo !!! Thank you...