Before you start, make sure the Apache rewrites module is enabled and then follow the steps below. Log-in to your Magento administration area then go to System > Configuration > Web. Navigate to the Unsecure and Secure tabs. Make sure the Unsecured and Secure – Base Url options have your domain name within it, and … Read more
Assuming that: You can compute all available discounts based on your basket Each product can only have a single discount applied to it Each discount can only be used once Then the problem becomes one that is called an assignment problem and can be optimally solved in O(n^3) using the Hungarian algorithm. You will need … Read more
Applying normalization to your problem, the solution is as given. Run and see it on SQL Fiddle. CREATE TABLE products ( product_id int AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, name varchar(20), description varchar(30) ); INSERT INTO products (name, description) VALUES (‘Rug’, ‘A cool rug’ ), (‘Cup’, ‘A coffee cup’); — ======================================== CREATE TABLE variants ( variant_id int AUTO_INCREMENT … Read more
TLDR If you are going to develop an ecommerce website with symfony right now ( as of 2013-05-26 ) and you want to make use of existing bundles/implementations… Go for Sylius! Why? Vespolina Vespolina has received some attention when first announced as it claimed to be the first ecommerce solution for symfony2 but it’s really … Read more
But what is this? Where does it come from?? Is there any clue in the action name as to where I could locate the HTML being generated for the purpose of editing it? This is an action hook. It isn’t doing anything by itself per say, but the functions listed in the comments hook into … Read more
Having looked under the covers of both of these beasts I can’t say that I actually like either of them as they’re both rather ugly when you pop the bonnet and something like OpenCart is actually a much nice and easier to work with solution. However, from a feature perspective OpenCart is nowhere near either … Read more
I definitely would advise against AllianceACH.com for the time being. They got sued by their bank and we lost a $5000 deposit because they don’t have the money to refund it. I’m pretty sure they are going out of business, although not positive. If they do end up getting their act together, and giving us … Read more
Yes, the site you mentioned is correct. Many sites, incl. Google Checkout I believe, rely on automatic detection of the card type. It’s convenient, makes the UI less cluttered (one less input box) and saves time. Go ahead!