Archive for category ‘Magento’

Magento performance is a recurrent problem for all developers and store owners. But PHP 7 has been released and you should think about using it, benchmark is amazing!

A tip to disable flat tables on the fly in your Magento scripts.

If you are tired to waste your time finding a Magento configuration or clicking 3 times to clear a specific cache, this is the module you were waiting for. It allows you to access a menu entry or a configuration field quickly, and to perform common tasks easily via a keystroke launcher directly inspired by […]

Have you ever had a client telling you he does not see the latest changes you have just deployed on his website? And you answer him to clear his browser cache? Well here is a Magento module that allows you to force static files reloading in the end-user’s browser, thanks to a variable that will […]

Magento search results are not very relevant even with the activation of the MySQL Fulltext search. Here is a module that allows you to use Elasticsearch search engine to optimize the search results of your Magento store.

It is sometimes necessary to restrict access to a store for customer authenticated. This is needed for B2B websites for example. Here is a module that allows you to redirect anyone not connected to the login page.

Do not be afraid of regressions anymore with this module that will let you test your Magento store at any time. Test adding to cart, authentication, navigation or any other page-sensitive operation of your shop.

Enjoy this module that beautify your Magento Admin with no effort.

By default, Magento API does not allow to assign products to any configurable or grouped product. Here is an extension that will allow you to do so by simply specifying the simple products skus to associate when creating configurable or grouped product.

We often need to automate the creation of our Magento categories. This can be useful when you change the environment or after a complete reinstall. Here is a small script that allows you to create your category structure by importing a CSV file from the command line.