Category: Magento Extensions

Template file is located in (alter path to match your theme): App/design/frontend/’package folder’/’package theme’/templates/smdtwitter/ Template contains these sections: First section contains php code that loads extension settings that are assigned in administration. Second section contains style code, there you can additionally style design of extension. Third section contains java script code that takes care of toggle animation and remembers position of extension block. Fourth section contains HTML code and twitter script that loads feed from twitter site.   All sections...

In the Twitter settings options box you can select the following options: Enable Twitter: This option, if set Yes, will display twitter feed block on front page. Twitter Username: This option determines username of account you want to be shown at frontend. Twitter Widget ID: This option determines ID number of twitter widget that you created (see section 1.) Number of Twitter Feeds: This option determines number of last posted twits that will be loaded. Default value is “unlimited”. Twitter...

Overview and installation This tutorial document describes how to install and use Extensions Mall Twitter Feed plugin for Magento. It can be used as a step by step guide to installing and configuring the Twitter Feed Extension and as a general guide of the extension and its features. The installation process consists of extracting the extension files on your local computer or server, and copying (uploading) the files on your Magento system. In most cases, once you purchase the extension,...

Additional Settings Explained In the default settings, once you add this product to cart, the selected swatch will also be shown: If you don't want to show the selected swatch, go back to your magento administration, to System > Configuration, and hit the Custom Options Swatch from the left submenu. Edit the "Show in Shopping Cart as" value and set it to: "Option Value". With these settings your shop cart will look like this: You can also set the Custom...

Configuration In order to use Custom Option Swatch you must first upload swatch images to your magento. On the Catalog > Custom Option Swatch page click on the Add Swatch (Texture) button in the upper right corner of the page. The Add Swatch Form Page will show up. Fill out the label and select the swatch image that you want to upload from your computer, then hit on the Save and Continue Edit button that's in the upper right corner...

Overview This tutorial document describes how to install and use SMDesign's Custom Options Swatch extension for Magento. It can be used as a step by step guide for installing and configuring the extension on your magento website. Installation The installation process consists of extracting the extension files on your local computer or server and copying them to the correct path of your magento system structure. In most cases we will send you the extension files in a .zip archive, you'll...

Extension template files Though the extension has multiple template and layout files, there are two template files that you might want to locate and customize to fit your magento theme. The first one is the template that holds the personalization form on the product details page, it's called the wrapper.php and it can be found in : /app/design/frontend/default/default/template/product_personalization/catalog/product/options/ folder. ( Please remember to replace the /default/default/ package/theme to your package/theme name in case your Magento system is not using the...

Personalization values in Sale Orders Here's an example of the filled out form with multiple personalization form elements on a demo configurable product : Please notice that I've filled out the form on this example configurable product, and I'm going to go through with the checkout now, to show you how the product personalization options show up in your Magento administration. Once the checkout has been completed and the order is placed, please log in to your Magento administration and...

Check Box Form Element To add the check box element to the form you need to create a new node and add it to the <fields> node of the configuration file, with the <frontend_type>checkbox</frontend_type> To open a node for the new element, decide how you'd like that element to be called… Let's just call it checkbox_example. ? 1 2 3 <checkbox_example> *** the rest of the code would go here *** </ checkbox _example>   After you've created a node...

File Form Element To add the file upload element to the form you need to create a new node and add it to the <fields> node of the configuration file, with the <frontend_type>file</frontend_type> and : <allowed_file_types>png, gif, jpg, jpeg, eps, ai, pdf</allowed_file_types> To open a node for the new element, decide how you'd like that element to be called… Let's just call it file_example. ? 1 2 3 <file_example> *** the rest of the code would go here *** </file_example>...