TheJasonParker


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Name: Jason Parker

Location: Nottingham, UK

Father & Nerd that Loves - Music, Football, Darts, The Net & Apple but Hates - Early Mornings, Ignorance & Apple (owns a MacBook Pro & iPhone!)

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Replace the code below in your templates 'media.phtml' file. This has mouseover and mouseout but can be removed it needed.
0 608 posted 12 years ago by TheJasonParker
Save the file to the directory where Magento resides.
0 537 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
And a now, word on the log.php maintenance script that comes with Magento 1.4 which has one major shortcoming. It doesn’t maintain your dataflow_batch_* tables, said tables have been seen hiding in the wild at over a Gigabyte in size. php -f...
0 579 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
This fixes the way Magento imports data as it just keeps adding ‘straight join’ to the array which uses a lot of memory if your importing a lot of products and will kill the import. Replace this function in /lib/Varien/Db/Select.php This h...
0 522 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
Change the category id and store id at the top of the script before running it. You can also remove the echo statements if you don’t want any output.
0 541 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
First off, create your CSV with 2 columns, the parent ID for the category and the category name – you could easily add more columns for extra options, but it wasn’t necessary for us. The CSV file should be something like this: 3,subcat 4,s...
0 480 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
Simply save the above code in a PHP file in the base Magento directory of your store, and visit the URL in your web browser, simples!
0 508 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
Create a CSV with a maximum of 1 column, with just the Magento category ID.
0 456 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
The easiest way to pull this off is by means of a quick script. The key to this script is that the indexing functionality is disabled entirely for the process, then enabled again at the end – requiring a manual update at the end. In our case, we...
0 661 posted 13 years ago by TheJasonParker
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