In Magento, everything you wish to sell must be defined as a Simple Product having its own SKU and price. But there are times when a merchant wishes to sell items that do not have a unique identifying code, like a SKU. The reason that some products might not have an identifying SKU depend largely on the type of item being sold and the organization of the merchant’s business.These types of situations are especially common for manufacturers who take special orders for items that they may only make one time. An example that most anybody can relate to would be purchasing produce or meat at a supermarket....
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How Magento Does Themes Different from Others
The term ‘theme’ probably sounds to you a familiar ring. Either as an audience, a creator, or both, you’ve experienced the sea of available web applications options via its themes. A theme has largely two types of users – First, the audience–type who experiences it from the aesthetical and usability standpoint by browsing through a store – And second, the creator–type who goes through an additional layer of the theme experience by taking part in building the theme.To the first user type, a store experience is defined by the ability of a store to fulfill his/her tactical and emotional demands....
Magneto Product Catalog Development.
I want to share some info related with magneto Major Bug: though I don’t have a time that’s why I have not posted this with Magneto Blog and forum.If we use the default magneto Promotion... It will take effect to our system but if we delete it does not remove the rule completely from the referenced table. That’s why we have $2.00 in test and $0.00 in live site as a special price.What we have to do in future if this happens again:Truncate the table: catalogrule_product_priceAnd update the table: catalog_product_index_priceUpdate `catalog_product_index_price` SET `final price`=19.9900,`min_price`=19.9900,`max_price`=19.9900;19.000...
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