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We are currently migrating a shop with 8 sales channels that use up to 3 languages per sales chanel (Switzerland DE/CH/IT, Belgium NL/FR). When text includes links we have to "translate" them for every language in every ccountry just because the links are different (for example .co.uk/shipping and .com/en/shipping).
If we could link to a entity/uuid it would suffice to translate by language instead of locale and the risk of linking to obsolete URLs would be substantially reduced.Marco Radtke
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I totally agree. Since Promotions neither have a description nor tags and since there is no way to filter the list it is simply impossible to have proper names for customers and to keep track of the promotions in the list in the administration.
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Optionally, the net prices should remain the same, even if there are other taxes in other countries.
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Many shops use Sale categories that use dynamic product groups. As long as pseudoprices are used this works fine but when you start using advanced pricing or rule based discounts the dynamic product groups don't work any more. You need to tag the sale products somehow or find another way to put them in the category.
A "product is discounted" rule that also applies to advanced pricing and rule based discounts as well would be greatMarco Radtke
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For Sale categories we also often use Dynamic product groups. When you have mutliple frontends with prices for different target groups (Countries / B2C vs B2B) it's currently not possible to use the dynamic product groups to create sale overviews
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We just migrated a shop with 10 Frontends for different countries with multiple languages. For an external search provider, google merchant, facebook and other external sitemaps we needed to create something like 60 additional product comparison sales channels so that.
The sales channel selection dropdowsn seem to shows all of them. It's a great pain if you have to filter order by sale channel or if you have to create a discount which applies to 5+ B2C Sales Channels.
The sales channels should at least be ordered by type and alphabetically