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In 2019 the eCommerce industry surpassed the one trillion dollar industry mark. The industry is growing at a double-digit rate year on year. Out of the million eCommerce websites, more than 2,00,000 online stores run alone on Magento, which is one of the biggest eCommerce platforms with a 26% market share. The competition among online retailers is growing exponentially, and it requires to choice of a platform that is reliable, with best-in-class functionality, and adapts to users’ needs.  Below we have compiled a list of 6 proven strategies to increase your ...

Around 2,000 Ecommerce sites hit with a new attack targeted those sites running on Magento version 1, a version of the e-commerce software that is past end-of-life. The cyberattacks in which hackers implant malicious computer code into websites and third-party suppliers of digital systems to steal credit card info as people enter it at a checkout page are known as MageCart. The classic MageCart attack on the 2nd weekend of September 2020 is considered as the largest ever automated MageCart hack. Sansec researchers are the ones that discovered the hacks and stated that the incidents are still under investigation. “The massive scope of this weekend’s incident illustrates increased sophisticati...

We had a client who wanted to add some selectable options on the checkout review page, asking their customers how they heard about their website. We created a custom module to make it happen, and it was a big hit! The options included Social Media, Blog, Search Engines, and more. This module adds a custom field to the checkout review section, which can be super useful for understanding how customers find your website. If you're a developer, you can easily tweak this module to suit your needs.  Please check the screenshots :

This is a common issue that many Magento 2 users face, and there are several possible causes and solutions for it. Here are some of the most common ones: The product images are not in the correct directory or have incorrect permissions.  You should make sure that your product images are located under pub/media/catalog/product/ in your Magento 2 installation, and that they have the correct permissions (755 for directories and 644 for files).  The product images are not resized or regenerated properly. It would help if you run the command bin/magento catalog:images: resize in your Magento 2 root directory to resize and regenerate the product images ...

You did a successful Magento installation, the base theme is showing up and you are all good to go. Then you uploaded your theme and updated it from the Magento backend. Still, it’s not showing up. This is a problem that might eat up some of your time. Usually, a straightforward solution will fix it.

Once you’ve created the theme in the right folder, just run these commands: 

php magento cache:clear

php magento setup:upgrade 

php magento setup:di:compile and 

php magento setup:static-content:deploy --theme {vendorName}/myTheme2

That should do it!