“Magento 1.3 Sales Tactics Cookbook” is obviously aimed at salesmen or even an SEO professional who has not yet dipped their feet into Magento. The book for the most part steers clear of programming and shows you how to use the tools in Magento that will help increase sales. The methods to increase sales are [...]
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Magento 1.3: PHP Developer’s Guide
Posted on May 3rd 2010 3:34am Monday, by Blaine
“Magento 1.3: PHP Developer’s Guide” explains many core aspects to ease the massive learning curve that Magento has. It is great book for new and intermediate Magento developers. For new developers, reading this book may overwhelm you if you do not already have some experience with the administration panel, theme customization, and knowledge of OOP (object oriented PHP). For intermediate developers (like me), if you are not atleast somewhat familiar with each subject covered in this book, you should be, it may save from doing something the hard way.
Editing Magento’s Price Scope
Posted on April 22nd 2010 2:13pm Thursday, by Blaine
If you have multiple websites in Magento you may want to have different prices for different websites in Magento. The problem is that the Magento price attribute is set to global but says website in the attribute manager. It is also not editable in the attribute manager. To fix this…
Adding file types to Dreamweaver CS4
Posted on February 17th 2010 11:36am Wednesday, by Blaine
By default Dreamweaver CS4 does not open, search, or syntax highlight some useful files types. This article is going to go over how to support files such as .htaccess, .htpasswd, .phtml, .ctp and .trc files. These file types and I am sure many others can be syntax highlighted with html or php because they are [...]
Internet Explorer 6 is Evil
Posted on January 8th 2010 6:03pm Friday, by Blaine
I know that many developers are very aware that IE6 is evil. But many of my clients do not know how much we bend over backwards to get an IE6 functional website. Sometimes it can take a few minutes. However, much of the time it will take an hour or two even on a simple [...]
