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You should have a template called 'Products List View Busca', otherwise you'd most likely be getting an error. Check that you don't have any filtering on in the Templates list, and that it isn't on another page if you have lots of templates.

You shouldn't have to edit any files, it would all be in templates. For example, you may have a Cart2::View Cart Form. I just checked mine on a site and have this for displaying the total price:
So there's one more method to do it.

I'm not sure if Products has anything specific for this, but you could use something like {$price|string_format:"%.2f"} or {$price|number_format:2}

It's a bug in the latest version: http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/bug/view/11868

The workaround is to install the older version, then you can upgrade to the latest.

Try disabling opcache.

Looks like maybe the phar extension isn't enabled. Have you tried the expanded installer?

Not really what I'm suggesting, no. You could either remove the placeholder parameter from the search form, or you could update your page template(s) to be html5.

It comes from the Search Form template (whichever is the default for your Design). Placeholder is a valid html5 attribute, the Left Simple design is very outdated so probably is using an older doctype. You may want to look at updating your page template(s) to html5 rather than removing the placehold...

I haven't tried it, but do you have the Enable Whitelist dropdown set to 'Only allow matched username/emails to register' ?
If so, check the admin log and php error log, it's possible something isn't working properly, but it's good to have all of the information before you file a bug report.

Might have to get creative with redrawing the captcha after the data-attribute is added, but it's a starting point anyway. If you did want to try the module_custom template method again, make sure you clear the cache after. Also, if it doesn't work in assets/module_custom/captcha/templates/, try jus...

Probably would need an option added to the Captcha module, which you may be able to have added by filing a feature request.

A workaround may be to just add it via jQuery: (not tested)

(cgsimple::get_parent_alias()) gets the parent of the current page. There's also a function for getting the root alias, it's in the CGSS docs. You can stack them if you're looking for the grandparent, great-grandparent, etc. e.g. (cgsimple::get_parent_alias((cgsimple::get_parent_alias()))) should ge...

We would need to know more about the issue before we can issue a blanket statement. Error logs, steps to recreate, modules used, server environment, etc. I've upgraded a lot of 1.12.2 sites to 2.2.7, but haven't tried 2.2.8 yet so if it's specific to 2.2.8 we'll need to narrow that down.

The installer doesn't (yet) require PHP 7, but you probably just worked around a bug in some versions of PHP that was fixed in 7.x.

You may find that the expanded installer will work for you in 5.6.

That said, 7.x is the way to go if you can

CGSimpleSmarty has functions for that, something like:
Should work.