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How to get a custom product attribute inside a view (.phtml) file.
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posted 15 years ago by TioSolid
Add this code to your App.xaml.cs inside your App class to enable a static property that will give you the current theme at runtime.
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posted 15 years ago by jacob4u2
Simula in Django i campi created e updated aggiornati automaticamente alla creazione e alla modifica del record (Versione 2 senza funzione save ridefinita)
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posted 15 years ago by munkypot
This is partial code for calling a custom foxycart shipping request.
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posted 15 years ago by webmovementllc
Allows you to read any config in the magento database based in its path. The path is defined inside the system.xml file of the module. The table is core_config_data
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posted 15 years ago by TioSolid
The first thing to do is to create header files. Create as many different headers as you want. In this exemple, I have created 3 custom headers from my theme default file header.php, names headercontact.php, headergallery.php and headerdefault.php....
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posted 15 years ago by stephcode
Replace "getMyAttribute" with "get" followed by the attribute name in camel case.
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posted 15 years ago by Groove
Another handy one and one which I see quite often. You rollover an element and it animates. You then mouseover and mouseleave really quickly, multiple times and all the animations gets queued. This solves that problem. The delay(200) is like adding...
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posted 15 years ago by Meander365
Handy. Hide an element as soon as possible, before document.ready. The element gets hidden but only when a class is applied to the html via js.
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posted 15 years ago by Meander365
I can see this being useful for when you want to pass a lot of associated data to an event handler from elements and their chosen trigger action.
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posted 15 years ago by Meander365
As an example – will find and replace all `<b>` elements with `<strong>`
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posted 15 years ago by jayphen
Use this function to filter your first and last menu items and assign them each a specific class name. This is very handy when applying separators in CSS but want to exclude the first and/or last items.
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posted 15 years ago by fjarrett