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You can influence what the browser is choosing by removing e.g. the 960px image size to force the browser to use the next best one, which is 720px in your case.

You have to index your products so they are found. Assuming you are using Laravel, execcute this command:

Everything is correct but the browser selects itself which image it will use. You can only influence that partially with a different imageset-sizes configuration.

Would be interesting to find out why and what line is causing that.

The Aimeos database layer uses PDO directly. Check the internet if there are any special settings necessary for SQL server connections with TLS enabled.

> Can you share the complete configuration in your controller.php file? - Yes. I share the config/controller.php file in attachments. Configuration looks OK. > Did you overwrite the catalog/detail template? - Yes. We are using our own theme in package and the template was modified by another develo...

Assignment to different user groups should work without the extension:
https://aimeos.org/docs/latest/cronjobs ... rocessors/

The unit tests use this configuration:
https://github.com/aimeos/aimeos-core/b ... ig.yml#L25

Can you share the complete configuration in your controller.php file? Did you overwrite the catalog/detail template? After you've changed the preview file sizes, you have to regenerate the preview images to take effect by executing: php artisan aimeos:jobs media/scale When you upload images in the a...

Expect a PSR-7 request in your action instead of a Laravel request. Then, you also get a PSR-7 file upload object which you can use:
https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/requests#psr7-requests