I want to use virto commerce in our start-up business with community license. Hence I want to put our company name in all pages of the virto commerce. How that can be done?
This can be done by modifying liquid themes through Commerce Manager. Go to Content->Store->Themes->Edit Html and open snippets/footer.liquid.
There you will find powered by link, you can add your company name next to it. To remove it completely you'll need a production community license, which you can request from virtocommerce.com site.
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I am currently making changes in a live shop. So I have duplicated my live theme and am making changes in my duplicate.
Still all my changes are visible in my live website. Somehow, all my themes in my shop are routed to my hosted domain at GoDaddy.
Does anyone have an idea how I can prevent this from happening and can only route my live theme to GoDaddy?
Kind regards
Let's call the duplicate theme dev and the live one live. They are all hosted on the same domain from GoDaddy
This should be the way to modify dev vs live environment, by using theme kit and use git to track files
3 Simple Steps for Setting Up a Local Shopify Theme Development Environment
Live Reloading Shopify Themes: Sass Compilation with Theme Kit and Prepros
Base on the information you gave, I will check the following
-check that you are not previewing the dev theme.
-check that when you are editing the correct theme.
-make sure to only edit files offline. This will save you so much trouble.
I am attempting to build a multi-vendor WordPress e-commerce site. I downloaded "Dokan" plugin, but when configuring the settings, there was no option that can control the vendors subscription with a fixed fee. The option I saw was a fixed fee on every item. However, I want it to be a fixed fee on Monthly basis. Please I need help on this. An image of dokan setting
subscription is a part of their pro version, not the free version if you are using pro check this document: https://wedevs.com/docs/dokan/modules/how-to-install-use-dokan-subscription/
I downloaded Themekit to be able to develop locally.
I am now trying to test my code before releasing it.
Unfortunately, as a localhost is not possible with Shopify & Themekit, I don't know how to proceed. As I make some design, I need to see in real time what I'm doing... Did anyone face the same issue? Any tips?
Hook up your theme to a development shop you open for yourself using your partner account. That way you can test your theme out.
I found the perfect tool for what I needed: http://motifmate.com/
Hope it will help others!
Elaborating on David Lazar's answer : Shopify's Development Store
From Shopify's documentation itself :
As a Shopify Partner, you can create an unlimited number of
development stores. A development store is a free Shopify account that
comes with a couple of limitations. You can use a development store as
a portfolio site for your business, to test any themes or apps that
you create, or to set up a Shopify account for a client. Setting up a
development store and handing it off to a client gives you a monthly
recurring revenue share.
I am very new to PHP. I downloaded the software from prestashop and developed my site.
Is it possible to integrate payment gateways from EBS or CCavenue? because I want to use any one of them in my prestashop site. I found posts related to PayPal only.
Please let me know the possibilities.
EBS integration is quite straight-forward for prestashop. Once you get EBS account, go over to downloads section and you can get the EBS module for prestashop there. Download it, unzip and copy the folder named "EBS" to your modules directory.
Post this, you can see EBS as available module in admin. Install it, and add credentials in configuration section. You could start using TEST mode almost instantly. Good luck with your website.
now there is a readymade ccavenue prestashop module that works with the old and latest version of Prestashop. You can download this here http://addons.prestashop.com/en/payments-gateways-prestashop-modules/21391-ccavenue.html
I have developed an extension to Magento Community edition.
I would like to test it on the Enterprise edition.
How can I do that?
Do you think there will be changes between those versions code-wise?
Thanks
I use EE daily. All the differences I can detect are in the form of extra modules in "app/code/core/Enterprise", class names start with "Enterprise" instead of "Mage", some are encoded with ionCube. There is an "enterprise" theme too but it is very similar to "modern". The rest of Magento is the same as the Community Edition so your extension will likely work on both equally.
However you cannot claim compatibility without testing it, that would be irresponsible. It is possible you have overridden something which is then later re-overridden by the other edition. You probably don't want to buy a years licence just for that so you'll have to ask for volunteers, the best places are Magento's forum and chat. Failing that you could advertise on one of the many freelance programmer sites for someone who is in a position to help, that will be cheaper than a whole copy of EE.
Lastly there is the issue of registering on Magento Connect. So far only aheadWorks have the privilege of appearing in the "Enterprise Ed." section. (The "Professional Ed." section isn't even active yet.) You may not get a chance to list your extension there although you can always explain the salient parts on your own website.
Magento Enterprise edition differs from Community edition by following items:
1) There are additional modules, that complement Mage modules. They all have Enterprise namespace (Enterprise_ prefix instead of Mage_ prefix). Enterprise modules either add some new functionality, or modifiy behaviour of Mage modules.
2) Enterprise has its own design scheme. About 30% of templates are overriden, others fall back to base/default theme
3) Enterprise has different license
So, reviewing mentioned above, you cannot guarantee stable work of your CE extension without testing it on EE. It's very probable that your module will fork fine, but I'd estimate a 10% probability that your extension requires some fixes to work normally with EE.
Strictly speaking, you can test your extension only having your own Magento EE ($10 000+).
However there's the other way. Magento EE license allows the buyer to give access to his Magento EE version to people, that are developing some functionality for buyer's Magento. So you can sell your extension to someone having Magento EE, notifying him, that it was not tested on EE and you need to do it. Your client will give you access to his Magento EE and you'll be able to test and debug the extension. That conforms Magento EE license, because you'll be a hired developer for Magento EE owner and you'll be developing extension for his Magento EE.
Of course you should notice that your account at Magento Connect must have special access to posting EE-extensions - usual account can not do this. You need to ask Magento support how to get such privilege.
From my own opinion I recommend do not bother with EE functionality, as it's not easy to perform whole process of testing and posting it as EE extension. CE market is wider (although not so money-full), so you can sell it here.
I agree with clockworkgeek that you are likely not to have any problems, but also that there are overrides in Magento EE that you need to be aware of. Please do find an EE installation to check on, as there may be changes.
I have developed a magento module. It works fine for community edition and enterprise edition in my local environment. After installed it in the live site it works fine for community edition, but not for enterprise edition. It is not showing any admin configuration in enterprise edition. Am I missing anything?