Although Shopware 6 is protected from flooding by default, you can apply different techniques to make your e-commerce website more secure. In this article, we explain what flooding is. After that, you will learn how the system is protected and find out how to save your Shopware 6 website from flooding. Other useful tips on how to work with your e-commerce website are available here: Shopware Cookbook. Continue Reading
Below, we explain how to create a basic affiliate marketing campaign in Shopware 6. The platform lets you generate affiliate URLs and provide them to your partners by default. The affiliate codes are then saved upon order creation or registration when a customer uses such links to visit your store. Next, you use this information to reward your partners. That’s how everything works in a nutshell. Below, we cover more aspects of the default affiliate mechanisms of Shopware 6. You will learn the core principles of the Shopware 6 marketing tool. Next, we describe how to create affiliate links in Shopware 6. The last chapter unveils the basic aspects of affiliate code filtering. Before going any further, check other Shopware 6 tutorials in our cookbook. Continue Reading
We’ve already touched upon the topic of setting up a Shopware website. Various basic aspects of this complex process are covered here: Getting Started With The Platform. And it’s not a secret that Shopware provides the ability to expand your business internationally. You can add a localized shop for each country to showcase your brand. But how to set up a Shopware store in a foreign language? Download the latest Shopware version and follow the instructions provided in this article. Continue Reading
Below, you will learn how to manage your Shopware data with the help of SQL. We describe what SQL queries to use to delete products, properties, customer data, and orders in Shopware 6. Also, you will find out how to disable extensions, customize database collation, and restore the default customer group in Shopware 6 using SQL. In addition to this Shopware 6 SQL guide, you can find other Shopware 6 tutorials in our cookbook. Continue Reading
In this Shopware 6 troubleshooting guide, we explore the most common errors associated with the use of extensions in Shopware 6. You will learn what issues usually occur when you call the Plugin Manager or add a plugin and how to fix Shopware 6 errors. We depict the respective messages and their causes as well as provide channels to get support. We post other useful tips on how to work with your e-commerce website here: Shopware Cookbook. Continue Reading
Let’s assume that you have a Shopware website and need to access its source code. Perhaps, you just need to see how HTML and CSS elements are organized or want to reach something more complex. Unfortunately, it is impossible to do that in your administration. However, there is another way to access the source code in Shopware. Below, we describe the most simple approach. You can find other useful tips in our cookbook for Shopware. Continue Reading
We’ve just come across a by . The author is wondering whether it is possible to get all custom field data on the Shopware 6 storefront. Marakeshh also asks how to achieve the desired goal if there is such a possibility. Here at Firebear, we know a possible resolution. Although displaying custom fields on the Shopware 6 storefront is a complex procedure, it doesn’t require advanced coding skills. You can find all the guidelines in the official documentation or our blog. So, let’s add custom field data to Shopware 6 product pages. Continue Reading
The e-commerce world is gradually changing. Magento that was once oriented towards businesses of all sizes switches attention to bigger clients, creating a gap for other e-commerce platforms to fill in. Therefore, more and more merchants focus on Shopware 6 – the latest version of the most popular German e-commerce system that now goes internationally. New retailers and wholesalers join the ecosystem every day. But since they are new to the platform, people are wondering how to change the information of the frontend in Shopware. Because all the data displayed on the storefront is divided into numerous categories, we’ve created a separate guide per section. Each article describes how to edit your Shopware backend to change the information displayed on the frontend. Continue Reading
In the following article, we provide an answer to a popular question about Shopware 6. Many merchants ask how to edit a menu bar in Shopware. We’ve discovered several ways how people do that. If you also have no idea how to change the appearance of frontend menus in Shopware or know only a single solution, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we describe the most popular methods that let you achieve the best appearance for your menu bars in Shopware 6. Continue Reading
A product feed or shopping feed is a file that contains a list of products with the related data structured in a specific way that each item can be displayed, advertised, or compared after the file is uploaded to a sales channel. A shopping/product feed typically contains a product image, title, description, identifier, and attributes. However, the list of parameters stored in a data file may vary depending on its source. Let’s assume that you run an e-commerce website on Shopware 6 and connect it to external shopping channels. There are several ways to achieve this goal. Below, you will learn how to build a shopping feed in Shopware to connect your website to external marketplaces and other similar platforms that require your catalog data. But before going any further, let’s find out how product feeds work and what their purpose is. Continue Reading
