How do disable caching of custom block on a Magento 2 product view page?
To disable caching of custom block on a Magento 2 product view page, you can implement to different approaches: Continue Reading
To disable caching of custom block on a Magento 2 product view page, you can implement to different approaches: Continue Reading
In a few words, plugins are omnipresent in Magento 2 since they provide the ability to modify/replace behavior of any public method in the system. On the other hand, observers represent legacy extension mechanism of Magento 1. They are limited, so it’s better to avoid using observers. Continue Reading
There are people wondering if it is possible to upgraded to Magento 2 from Magento 1 via admin panel or Magento Connect? The answer is definite: No, it is not possible to update to Magento 2 via admin interface or Connect. Continue Reading
Adding bootstrap.js in Magento 2 requires several steps to be done. Continue Reading
We already have a lot of different digests related to various Magento 2 extensions, but if a wide variety of Magento 2 modules scares you, purchase a starter pack offered by a reliable Magento developer. In the nearest future, we are going to overview such sets produced by the most popular Magento companies, and today we will introduce you to M2 Extension Pack by Aheadworks.
So what is M2 Extension Pack? It’s a set of Magento 2 extensions by Aheadworks launched before March 31st, 2016. You pay only once and get an unlimited access to all these modules. Sounds intriguing, isn’t it? Continue Reading
To move Magento 2 root URL to another domain, you have to perform a procedure that is similar to one available in Magento 1.x. Note that Magento 2 has the similar to Magento 1 stores shop root URL available in the core_config_data database table. Furthermore, record paths are the same: web/unsecure/base_url and web/secure/base_url. Consequently, you it is possible to change root URL by SQL query: Continue Reading
To make JavaScript strings translatable or localizable in Magento 2, use
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Below, we’d like to draw your attention to our Control for CloudFlare® Magento 2 extension, but why did we decided to create the module? The answer is quite simple: the default version of the ecommerce platform does not provide all the necessary features out-of-the-box, so it requires some vital enhancements. That’s why we’ve made a decision to add the most convenient CloudFlare® integration to the list of addons available in the ecosystem. Unfortunately, the feature is not presented neither in Magento 1.x nor in Magento 2.x, but we have all appropriate modules in our portfolio, and in the following post you will find the most comprehensive description of how the Control for CloudFlare® Magento 2 extension works. But let’s describe the importance of CloudFlare® first.
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If you are familiar with Magento 1.x menu generation, you will be surprised how similar is the appropriate Magento 2 process. There are 9 steps of menu generation. Continue Reading
Dmitry Fedyuk illustrates how a price is rendered on a frontend product view page in Magento 2 with the help of the following code: