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This is done for good reasons because counting records in a database is an expensive task if they exceed 10k rows. Therefore, Aimeos (and e.g. ElasticSearch too) limits the maximum number of counted records to 10k. That's no problem because no user will usually visit more than the first 3-10 pages a...

Which host application do you use? Laravel or TYPO3?

There's one e-mail sent for each payment/delivery status change so this might be the cause for the e-mails but in that case, they are not entirely the same but differ in the intro section.

Seems like the port must be the same too. Using different domains for frontend and API causes a lot of problems as other projects have shown. For CORS, browsers create a pre-flight request for each API call which immediately doubles the number of requests your server has to cope with! Thus, it's hig...

Most likely, your cache contains an old page. Clear the cache with:

Not at the moment but if you can create a PR which adds the field here, we will merge and backport it to 2022.10:
https://github.com/aimeos/ai-controller ... #L452-L454

Do you mean the ai-solr extension from the Aimeos company? The TYPO3 Solr extension and the Aimeos ai-solr extension use totally different schemas which have nothing in common. It might be possible in Solr to query multiple indexes at once and return one result set but we don't have any experience w...

Most likely, the configured category code is empty or doesn't match an existing one.
The issue has been fixed in aimeos/aimeos-core:2022.10.11

Use the same domain for both, API and your app, either "localhost" or "127.0.0.1". The CORS problem occurs because they are different.

You can import it in the stock.csv file. The format is: The timeframe must be in ISO date/time format, e.g. "2023-03-29 00:00:00"

Since 2022.10 there are two numbers:
- The mshop_order.id which is the sequential number of the order records
- The mshop_locale_site.invoiceno which is the invoice number shown per site