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Headings are available in the list of elements you can enter in the CMS module. If you want to insert HTML code directly, you need to create a content block like the existing ones: https://github.com/aimeos/ai-cms-grapesjs/blob/master/themes/admin/jqadm/custom.js#L235 Also, you need to create a comp...

To get the configuration stored in the list item, you have to use:

You persist the basket as order via the JSON REST API and the payment status is updated by the payment gateways server (server to server update because you can't set the payment status of an order via the JSON API for obvious reasons). The rest of the processing is async done by cronjobs.

Only if you want to remove entries or overwrite settings with arrays completely. Otherwise, add them to the config files in your package because then, only the listed parts are added or overwritten.

It's most likely due to the $enc->xml() calls here which escapes the "<" and ">" characters: https://github.com/aimeos/ai-controller-jobs/blob/master/templates/controller/jobs/product/export/items-partial-text-standard.php#L33 The best solution might be to transform the HTML enti...

Fetching list items has been moved to a decorator:
https://github.com/aimeos/aimeos-core/b ... ct.php#L13

If you replace the list of decorators with an own configuration and didn't add the new decorator names, the list items won't be fetched any more.

If you use the JSON API only to build your own PWA, the existing Aimeos payment integrations are only helpful for the communication from the payment service provider back to your shop server when updating the payment status in an asynchronous way. This is because in PWAs, handling the payment requir...

We support all payment gateways through Omnipay and if one of the drivers is out of date or missing, you should update or implement it. This should be preferred over a direct integration using the Aimeos payment service provider interface.

Are the HTML entities in the XML file or only after the import in the new system?

Don't create the index manager (you don't use it) and open a DB transaction which you don't commit afterwards. All your changes are rolled back at the end of the task.