Atwix

[...] Very often the web store is visited by customers from different countries, so, it is really good practice to use multi [...]

[...] for admins. Nevertheless, you can allow the access to the web store for some IP addresses. And for this you just need to modify some parts of the code in index.php. [...]

[...] to deal with. From time to time, we need to create some test orders during the work process, but web store owners usually want to remove them. Actually, there are a lot of test orders before web store [...]

[...] in the filter form on that page. This way allows us to get full information about sales on the web store. Nevertheless, getting back to all these actions every time is not handy, especially if we do [...]

[...] This article presents the alternative way of adding a column to the customers grid in Magento admin. [...]

[...] We would like to share our experience on how to add sender's name to order comments in Magento admin. As Magento has already implemented oder comments, so it is needed to be changed just a little [...]

Often there are situations where customer has some issues while placing orders or making operations from the "My Account" section. At that point, an a [...]

When you manage products in the admin, you may want to see how the product looks on the frontend. Magento does not provide this functionality out of t [...]

[...] not been there, here if your last chance to see it! Atwix team had an opportunity to visit Meet Magento Poland 2012 last year, so now we have a perfect opportunity to compare and I must admit that [...]

[...] “closing of the season” happened during 24 and 25 of November in Warsaw, where Meet Magento Poland traditionally took place being the last Meet Magento event of the year. Atwix [...]

Last weekend was highlighted by a first Meet Magento event in Poland and four of our Atwix team ninjas were sent there. Here is our report from the fi [...]

[...] look forward towards the Meet Magento Russia 2014 and also quite excited about the Meet Magento Poland 2013 in Warsaw that is going to happen early in November. Check out the pictures [...]

[...] ’ field from the ‘cms_page’ table If you don’t want to create a template file, you can move the CMS page template file to the folder that contains your custom theme and the [...]

[...] it will render all of its child blocks automatically   Finally lets create template file with our JavaScript logic: and implement updateTitle() method in your backend [...]

[...] .xml : All what is left – to call our block in “target.block.name” template file: That’s all! Thanks for reading us, we hope you will find this information useful. [...]

[...] connecting a template to our controller’s action – index.html.twig . Create the template file in src/Atwix/Bundle/TestBundle/Resources/views/Test/: As you may guess, we need to extend our [...]

[...] is our extension config file. We’ll provide the whole xml and will explain the separate snippets when required. [...]

[...] and further file locations are specified at the top of the file): Next what we need is a config file. It is pretty simple, due to our needs – so, let’s check the full code. The proper sections [...]

[...] other extension – in that case, just skip the information to this. Note that we also need a config file for our extension, but only with the model declaration. As a result, we have got the extension [...]

[...] start from scratch. First of all, we need to declare our extension: Then, we should get a config file. It will contain a helper declaration for the admin settings purposes, block declaration [...]

[...] the code for generating the YML product price list. First of all, create a new tab in the Magento admin panel, here is your adminhtml.xml: Note that we add the code to the config.xml for creating a [...]

[...] , click on Install Now button to get the key, and copy this key. Next step is to login to Magento admin panel, select System -> Magento Connect -> Magento Connect Manager and insert the key [...]

[...] router in config.xml: Let’s place Magento admin panel menu item for our extension to “System”. magento_root_dir/app/code/local/Atwix/Blockspeed/ [...]

[...] Advices and best practices for Magento Developers from the Atwix team. [...]

Magento is one of the most powerful and flexible shopping cart engines and we continue to share our best practices with the Magento community. [...]

[...] This brief article is dedicated to the problem, which Magento developers often have to deal with. From time to time, we need to create some test orders during the [...]

[...] of adding columns in the comments below. Update. The extensions below were suggested by Magento community after this post was published. Although we have not had a chance to review them personally, [...]

[...] the New World – USA. The event promises to be the largest meeting point of all the Magento community in the USA after the legendary annual Magento Imagine conference. Interactiv4, who [...]

[...] over 130 attendees. Keynote was delivering a message about the importance of building the Magento Community in Ukraine and proceeded with Technology and Business track presentations delivering [...]

[...] and flexible shopping cart engines and we continue to share our best practices with the Magento community. [...]