Protect Magento Pages

We recently built a site with a whole­sale area, uti­liz­ing the “Login Only Cat­a­log Exten­sion” and the “Cus­tomer Acti­va­tion Exten­sion”. While this did pro­tect our whole­sale inven­tory from pry­ing eyes, it still left a few pages vis­i­ble to the gen­eral pub­lic. For­tu­nately we found a fix that addressed this issue, and allowed us to secure the rest of the site, in a manor that was intu­itive, and easy to implement.

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Nov 05, 2009 | Magento | 3 Comments »

Magento Terms and Conditions Missing

This was an inter­est­ing issue we ran into recently while build­ing an E-commerce site for one of our clients. Typ­i­cally “Terms and Con­di­tions” is eas­ily enable in the admin­is­tra­tive sec­tion by first going to Con­fig­u­ra­tion -> Sys­tem -> Check­out ->Check­out Options and choos­ing yes to enable “Terms and Con­di­tions”. Then going to Sales -> Terms and con­di­tions and typ­ing in your terms. With our setup, we were able to choose yes to enable “Terms and Con­di­tions”, but we were not able to see the option under sales to fill in a list of terms.

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Oct 31, 2009 | Magento, Web Design | 3 Comments »

Putting the finishing touches on Monster Photography

Today we’re putting the fin­ish­ing touches on our good friend Mike’s web­site. He’s a pho­tog­ra­pher cur­rently located in Anti­och Ca. The pic­tures may be a bit racy, but the site is beau­ti­fully built, with tons of trick fea­tures and a beau­ti­ful gallery setup. The site is still a lit­tle buggy, but we’ve released it early in order for Mike to have exam­ples of his work for his upcom­ing Play­boy debut. Have a look and tell us what you think. Thanks for vis­it­ing the site.

Apr 27, 2009 | Web Design | 1 Comment »