Magento offers many handy systems that can be used in day to day custom coding. One such system is the caching system. It is fundamental for performance and every Magento developer should be familiar with it. In this tutorial, we explain how to add caching capabilities to your blocks. Continue »
Quick Tip: Creating custom product or category attribute renderers
Did you know that you can create custom product and category attribute renderers without 'hacking' your frontend phtml files? This tip will show you how. Continue »
Quick Tip: Disable all Local Modules at Once
Sometimes it's useful to disable all your local module code in one fell swoop. Magento has provided a neat configuration option to do just that. Continue »
Quick Tip: Easy pop-ups with window.js in the front end with Magento
Did you know that your Magento install comes with a Prototype based library called window.js? If you want to make use of popup windows, this is the library to include. Let's see what we can do with it. Continue »
Quick Tip: Using a Frontend Model For Your Module Configuration Parameter
You can greatly enhance your module's configuration options by using a front end model class. This example quick tip will show how to create a Yes/No toggle option that reveals or hides the dependent text option. Continue »
Quick Tip: Conditional Loading of JavaScript and CSS Using Your Module Configuration
It's really easy to create conditional JavaScript and CSS includes for your custom modules using module configuration parameters. Read on to see how. Continue »
Quick Tip: Explain Your Module Configuration Options With Tooltips
Did you know that Magento provides built in tooltips for your configuration options? If you're a module developer and want to explain some of your module options in more detail, you can. Check out how. Continue »
Quick Tip: Translating Strings From Specific Modules
Did you know that you can target translation strings from specific Magento modules in your translate.csv, instead of a blanket replacement for all occurrences of the string? Continue »







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