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Email functionality is a crucial part of modern web applications, whether for sending transactional emails, notifications, or newsletters. If you're using the Zend Framework and need a reliable email service, SendGrid is a great choice. It provides a robust API, high deliverability rates, and excellent scalability.
Read More →It is a Laravel package which will serve as gateway to send SMS through various providers. It supports multiple sms gateways, and easily extendable to support new gateways.
Read More →This post covers essential queries to efficiently manage products, customers, orders, and more—helping developers troubleshoot issues, extract insights, and optimize database operations. Whether you're debugging or streamlining workflows, these queries will save you time and effort.
Read More →We can not imagine a modern web application without a multi language support. I will show you how easy it is to setup usage of multiple languages in Zend Framework and how to setup some basic language routes (handy for SEO stuff).
Read More →It is a step-by-step guide to installing Magento 2 via GitHub, setting up dependencies, and configuring the system. It covers database setup, admin user creation, and adding sample data for testing. This tutorial ensures a smooth installation process, making it easier for developers to explore and test Magento 2 with pre-loaded products and configurations.
Read More →Debugging PHP applications in a Vagrant box can be challenging without the right setup. In this guide, we’ll walk through configuring PHP remote debugging using Xdebug and PhpStorm inside a Vagrant environment. By setting up proper configurations, you can seamlessly debug your PHP code, set breakpoints, and inspect variables in real-time, improving your development workflow.
Read More →In this article, we will find out how to install and upgrade sql script for module in Magento 2. When you install or upgrade a module, you may need to change the database structure or add some new data for current table. To do this, Magento 2 provide you some classes which you can do all of them.
Read More →Learn how to create and run cron jobs in a Magento 2 custom module. This guide covers setting up the cron configuration, defining the cron job, and ensuring it runs correctly to automate tasks efficiently in Magento 2
Read More →Creating a CMS pages in Magento is simple as navigate to Admin Panel -> CMS -> Pages. But while you developing your extension you might need to create a Magento CMS Page programmatically.
Read More →Creating a static blocks in Magento is simple as navigate to Admin Panel -> CMS -> Static Blocks. But while you developing your extension you might need to create a Magento static blocks programmatically.
Read More →Magento 2 provides a powerful way to manage content using CMS Static Blocks, which allow store owners to display reusable content across different pages.
Read More →To update cms static block for particular store programmatically you can use following code.
Read More →Transactional emails in Magento play a crucial role in customer communication, from order confirmations to password resets. Customizing these emails often requires adding images, CSS, or JavaScript files, which are typically stored in the Magento theme’s skin or static directories.
Read More →When building booking systems, appointment schedulers, or time-based applications, you often need to divide a given time range into smaller, manageable slots. In PHP, this can be efficiently handled using DateTime and loops to generate time intervals between a specified start and end time.
Read More →Magento's configuration system is highly flexible, allowing developers to add custom settings for better control over store functionality. Whether you need to introduce a new option in the admin panel or modify an existing configuration, Magento provides a structured way to extend its settings.
Read More →The following code returns the distance between to locations based on each point’s longitude and latitude.
Read More →In a recent WordPress hack attack which we worked on and recovered, the owner’s WordPress administrator account was demoted to a user role, therefore the owner did not have any control over the WordPress installation. To regain back access to WordPress, we manually created a new WordPress user with an Administrator role directly in the database.
Read More →Sometimes you need to be able to get current server URL inside controller in your Zend Framework 2 application.
Read More →Tracking PHP errors is a must when troubleshooting unexpected issues, related to plugins, themes. But you don’t want to have them visible on your site, especially not your customers. Here is a tutorial how to log all PHP errors behind the scenes to a private file.
Read More →I had some error in my new wp theme (hybrid-news). When I enabled the new theme, I got this error.
Read More →Adding and removing javascript and css is handled separately within Magento. CSS is added in the usual fashion, where you have a <link rel=”stylesheet”… />. However, any included javascript (unless linked to “by hand” from a theme’s skin) is pulled via a php files which reads through the “js” folder in the root directory (root/js/index.php is responsible for this) That is all well and good for Magento.
Read More →Magento content management system is an open source eCommerce application, perfect for online stores. It is a powerful software characterized by great flexibility and full control over the look, content and functionality of your online shop. Magento CMS was created on March 31, 2008. It was created by Varien, building on components of the Zend Framework.
Read More →Part of customizing Magento is, of course, creating custom Modules. These allow you to inject functionality anywhere, whether in a “static” block fashion that’s more than static, or a shipping/payment module, or large module to do something as large as integrating a 3rd party system.
Read More →Part of customizing Magento is, of course, creating custom Modules. These allow you to inject functionality anywhere, whether in a “static” block fashion that’s more than static, or a shipping/payment module, or large module to do something as large as integrating a 3rd party system (or multiple systems). There are many things custom Modules can do, from editing your Database, to handling module upgrades to overriding classes (Blocks, Controllers, Models) … and more!
Read More →Open a terminal window. A File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server allows users to upload and download files to a server using the FTP protocol. FTP is useful because it is cross platform and faster than HTTP for large files. It also allows a far wider range of transfer commands, including batch transfers and transfers optimized for either ASCII or binary files. Ubuntu is a very popular distribution of the Linux operating system.
Read More →ADODB is a powerful database abstraction library for PHP applications. As a developer, one of the most important things to consider when developing a Web application is portability. Given the rapid pace of change in the Web world, it doesn’t do to bind your code too tightly to a specific operating system, RDBMS or programming language; if you do, you’ll find yourself reinventing the wheel every time things change on you (and they will – take my word for it).
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