Any Magento developer worth their salt is familiar with Magento's PHP based event system. This critical piece of functionality provides for unobtrusive tweaks to Magento's functionality. Less talked about is Magento's frontend event system used by the admin console. This article seeks to shed
astormHard to believe I haven’t mentioned this one before, but if you’re going to be doing javascript development in Magento, you’ll want to look in the following file js/varien/js.js and comment out or nullify the following code if (!("console" in window) || !("firebug" in console)) { var names = ["log", "debug", "info", [...]
astormAlthough the latest version of Magento offers the ability to control how PHP caches the SOAP server’s WSDL file, and my own Mercury API extension offers similar functionality for older version of Magento, sometimes the WSDL caching can still bite you in the butt. While the above features control the caching at the server level, if [...]
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