Blogs of e-commerce

Magento 2.4.4 reached its end of life (EOL) on April 24, 2025, which means that Adobe will no longer be providing security patches or updates for this version of Magento. This poses a significant security risk for merchants using Magento 2.4.4, as their stores will be more vulnerable to security threats and cyberattacks. Risks of Running Magento 2.4.4 After EOL Without ongoing security updates, Magento 2.4.4 stores are exposed to a growing number of known and unknown vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by hackers to gain unauthorized access to sensitive customer data, including credit card information and personal details. Additionally, o...

We are extremely happy and honored to be recognized by Clutch as the top development agency in India from 225 companies shortlisted for this category. Clutch is considered to be a reliable reviewing source when we compare with similar platforms, resulting in useful insights for a prospective buyer and this factor made the recognition more valuable.  Clutch in precise is a leading rating, and reviews website, functioning based on the USA. They monitor companies that provide a wide range of services. As Clutch encourages reviews from the company’s clients directly, it is easy for them to determine how a company ranks against its competitors. Our clients also happily reviewed us there, giving honest feedback that hig...

Most developers are well used to Bootstrap and it’s grid system to develop responsive websites quite fast and easy. But when they come to Shopware they are challenged with PocketGrid in the default theme, which is very light compared to Bootstrap but doesn’t really have the grid-like the workflow of Bootstrap. We believe the grid system is quite convenient so we developed something simple which helps Shopware theme developers to code easily in a style similar to Bootstrap. We still keep the lightweight PocketGrid and do not use Bootstrap libraries for they are not as light as PocketGrid. Let’s see how this is done so you can adopt this style in your agency for Shopware theme development. How to create rows an...

Starting an E-commerce business is easy but surviving is difficult. Do you know which was the first E-commerce business to achieve success? It was back in 1995, Amazon was launched but achieved its first profit in 2001. New E-commerce businesses are launching and shutting down each and every day. Sometimes all you need to achieve success may be a few things. Today’s E-commerce is quite different from what it was 5 years ago. To survive you must know how to grab and retain customers. Using an opensource software like Magento as the e-commerce platform you can easily launch and work well with selling online. This article is focused on the top 10 creative and must do marketing strategies to achieve success in your online sales in 2018.   1. Keep your store design profes...

It’s difficult for a beginner to go into Magento developer docs and understand the whole concept of layout handling with xml files. The layout files are .xml files located in the layouts folder of the theme/component. The layout file defines the position, template file, arguments, html attributes, etc. for each block. A template file (with .phtml extension) is the HTML part that is loaded by how the XML is configured. Magento has this feature to turn on template path hints which is an absolute lifesaver for beginners who try to figure out which template is used for a particular section. It also gives the block class name used. Below is an image of Magento showing the path hints.

To display the shipping rates on the product view page in Magento 2, you can use a custom block and template. Just follow these simple steps to make it happen: Create a Custom Module: If you don't have a custom module yet, it's a great idea to create one following the best practices for module creation in Magento 2. Create a Block Class: In your custom module, let's create a block class to handle the super cool logic for obtaining shipping rates! <?php // File: app/code/YourVen...

Here is a code snippet for setting the ‘Continue Shopping’ location to the category listing page of the last product added to the cart. Open the template/checkout/cart.phtml file in your active theme. Place the following code in the foreach loop

(ie. after this line of code)

< ?php foreach($this->getItems() as $_item): ?>

that generates the products list in the cart.

< ?php
$_categories = $_item->getProduct()->getCategoryIds();
$_category = Mage::getModel(‘catalog/category’)->load($_categories[0]);
$url = $this->getUrl($_category->getUrlPath());
Mage::getSingleton(‘checkout/session’)->setContinueShoppingUrl($url);

?>

You are done!