Use the below code to figure out, how often a product was called in between 2 dates:
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$fromDate = '2012-01-01'; $toDate = now(); $viewedProducts = Mage::getResourceModel('reports/product_collection')->addViewsCount($fromDate, $toDate); foreach($viewedProducts as $product) { echo 'sku ' . $product->getData('sku') . ' was viewed ' . $product->getData('views') . ' times.<br/>'; } |
Use the below code to figure out what custom option was selected by the customer for a cart item:
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$productOptions = $item->getProduct()->getTypeInstance(true)->getOrderOptions($item->getProduct()); foreach($productOptions as $option) { .... } |
The following 4 examples show how to get the skin, media, base and store URLs in a MAgento block or CMS page: skin: {{skin url=’images/sampleimage.jpg’}} media: {{media url=’/sampleimage.jpg’}} base: {{base url=’yourstore/mypage.html’}} store: {{store url=’mypage.html’}}
Follow these rules and your mail templates will most likely not be considered as spam: 1. Always wrap the content in … 2. Remove all empty lines 3. Remove all font size definitions, like font:11px/1.35em 4. Avoid spam words such…
To add and run a Magento cron job in your module, add the following XML to your modules config.xml:
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<config> <crontab> <jobs> <some_unique_job_code> <schedule> <!-- every minute for example --> <cron_expr>*/1 * * * *</cron_expr> </schedule> <run> <model>module/observer::functionToRun</model> </run> </some_unique_job_code> </jobs> </crontab> </config> |
Thats the first step. Once that was done, you have to manually or automatically run cron.php. Its in your stores…
To change the content of a Magento mail template by its id, use the following code:
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$mailTemplate = Mage::getModel('core/email_template'); $feedbackTemplate = $mailTemplate->load($templateId); $feedbackTemplate->setData('template_text', 'new text goes here'); $feedbackTemplate->save(); |