products display

Hi,

We can reply in French but in that case, please post your message in French in the French language section of our forum.
This part of the forum is in English and your message is in English, so I'll answer here in English.

What you want to do there is possible but not the way you did it.
First, you want to create 11 instances of the "HikaShop content module" via the Joomla module manager. And you'll want to configure each one to display 6 products ordered by "product_created" "descending", each one with its "main category" setting set to its corresponding category.
Then, you need to change the type of your menu item to a Joomla article.
In that Joomla article, you'll want to use Joomla's loadposition mechanism ( www.nosyweb.fr/astuce-joomla/loadpositio...articles-joomla.html ) in order to add to it these 11 modules.
That way, you'll get the 11 modules, one below the other, each one for a different main category, and each one displaying 6 products exactly.
And on top of that, you'll be able to activate the carousel setting in the modules to display each module with a carousel effect, which you can't do with a products listing menu item.

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback on the message.
That's an old thing which shouldn't be displayed anymore.
We'll look into removing that.

Hi,

I don't get any error on your website when I access the homepage, even the first time.
However, I can see that you have a lot of products displayed on the page.
So it's probably linked. Maybe it had to generate a lot of thumbnails at once the first time and thus it created an error as it used up all the memory available and then it worked fine as many of the thumbnails were already generated ?
So in that case, you could:
- reduce a bit the number of products per page
- increase the memory_limit of your php.ini (or ask your hosting to do it for you if you don't have access to it)
- leave it like that since the thumbnails are now already generated and you can't reproduce the problem anymore (supposing that it's the case)

Hi,

When you have a 500 error display, it usually means that there is a Fatal error PHP message behind it which is logged in the PHP error log of the server. That's the real error, which contains the line number and file path where the problem happened and the reason.
So I would recommend you to check your PHP error log (you might need to ask your hosting company) for that Fatal error.
If it says "memory limit reached", then what I said in my previous message stands.
If it says something else, then we would need a copy of the exact message to be able to say what to do.

Hi,

This indicates that it's not a PHP error but a Joomla error.
Please rename the error.php file of your template via FTP to deactivate the custom error page of your template and activate the "debug system" and "error reporting" settings of the Joomla configuration.
It should hopefully provide on that page more information about the issue.

Hi,

The error message with the callstack indicates that the error originates from a template override of your JSN bookstore template trying to load a layout type which doesn't exist for the display of a Joomla article.
It doesn't seem to be linked to HikaShop.
I would recommend you to contact JSN support to check with them what they can tell you about this error.
Regarding the connexion to the backend, it comes from the deprecated message coming from the nice google analytics plugin.
Rename the file of that deprecated message via FTP and you'll be able to access the backend of Joomla, where you'll be able to turn off the debugging, and then you can restore the nice GA plugin file name.