If you want to create new order statuses (not states) and assign them to a particular state you need to use the sales/order_status model. It’s pretty easy: Then you can assign the state with the assignState method:
People from bloggento have written a great article about what’s new in Magento 1.7 alpha. Let’s take a look! Forms Captcha Captcha is a security system for forms that basically prevents spam. The «one» that is filling the form has to prove that he or she is a human. Captcha Read more…
Working with tier prices programmatically in Magento is somewhat tricky. I found a couple of annoying bugs or behaviors that really got me stuck. I’ll speak about that at the end of this post. Update: Our colleague Josh found how to solve this issue by rewriting a core module. Take a Read more…
Some things are easy, some things are not. This one is easy-peasy. If you want to get the product list that a customer has been subscribed to (price or stock alert), you need to use the productalert model. Product stock alert list Product price alert list
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The best extension I’ve run into related to multi-newsletter (or simply newsletter groups) is the following one: Newsletter groups It’s free and works like a charm. It allows us to easily create newsletter groups from the backend (Newsletters » Newsletters groups) and then modifies the newsletter blocks on the website to Read more…
I was looking for a code in order to create category attributes in Magento and found a post from Mukesh Chapagain where he explains in a really easy way how to do so. But it didn’t work for me. I’m supposing that the problem is the way how we call Read more…
Last days I developed a extension for Magento that basically lets a customer change their session and log in as another customer. It’s not really very complicated, what this extension does is the following: Creates a new customer field where shop administrators have to add the ID of those customers Read more…
I’ve upgraded a couple of Magento CE (1.4) to Magento EE (1.11) using the traditional (and effective) way. But I found that there was an important issue when reindexing prices that prevented Magento from doing it.
Reading this post on Magento Boards I found that the problem (in my case) was related to an error with the catalog_product_entity_tier_price table where some of the entries were related to products that didn’t exist anymore. This was the actual error and when trying to reindex product prices, Magento would throw this message:
The current project I’m working on has something special: each client has its own price, but this price is not in Magento but in an Oracle DB. Every client on the website has a client id related to the Oracle DB, and in the Oracle DB there is a discount Read more…