You must give your consumers certain information before they agree
to buy from you. We refer to this as pre-contractual information which
includes the following.

(i) Your identity including sufficient detail for the consumer to be
able to identify the business they are dealing with.

and

(vi) If payment is required in advance, you must supply your full
geographic address

This applies before
goods or services are
received by the
consumer

Ebay now make professional sellers have there contact details on the listing page.

But I can find nowhere on amazon where the contact details of third party sellers are visible

/**
	 * Get an order by its cart id
	 *
	 * @param integer $id_cart Cart id
	 * @return array Order details
	 */
	static public function getOrderByCartId($id_cart)
    {
    	$result = Db::getInstance()->getRow('
        SELECT `id_order`
        FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'orders`
        WHERE `id_cart` = '.intval($id_cart));

		return isset($result['id_order']) ? $result['id_order'] : false;
    }

example of use

$myid_order = Order::getOrderByCartId(intval($id_cart));

now if your prestashop does not use ssl it is an easy change

just edit header.tpl

find

<script type="text/javascript" src="{$content_dir}js/jquery/jquery.easing.1.3.js"></script>

and change to

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.2.6/jquery.min.js"></script>

now if your site is ssl secured its a bit more complicated, as you need the call to jquery to be supplied from an https source.

you could just call

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.2.6/jquery.min.js"></script>

from every page, but an https call takes slightly longer than a straight http call

their are several ways you can achieve the desired results, mainly involving lost of {if} loops in the header to ensure the correct protocol is used

but a far easier way is as follows

edit init.php in you web root and add the following code after

so all your site map links will point to http://www. even if you have your canonical url set to just the http:// domain without the www. subdomain,

attached file should fix this problem, its a bit quick and nasty but it works

gsitemap

The first this we always do when doing an install is to move the UK out of the Ecc zone and create a new UK zone and ad the UK to this, Simply reason this helps in the shipping set up later.

First of all download a copy of the latest version of prestashop from http://prestashop.com

Once downloaded unzip all the files

to upload to your server you will need a ftp, the one we use is filezilla which is available from http://filezilla-project.org.

Download the ftp client and install. you do not need the server version.

To setup filezilla you will need to know your ftp username and password for your server.

Start filezilla and click on File -> SiteManager and select new site.

Enter you details into the correct boxes

site name which should be your ftp server

you then have to change the login type to normal

and enter your ftp username and ftp password

once you have entered all your details click on connect and if you have everything entered correctly you should be conected to your ftp server

To be continued

but it does not appear in a featured box

so the code that detects if sub categorys are present is as follows

{if isset($subcategories)}

more info to follow

so to make it visible to only customers who have a account and are logged in edit blockwishlist.tpl in you modules/wishlist directory

Just wrap the whole block with the following code

 {if logged}

{/if}

simply and then the block only appear when the user is logged in

You can see it in action here. social bookmarks

Download: socialbookmarks for products