You can do this with the following XMLÂ in your config.xml: <frontend> <product> <collection> <attributes> <ATTRIBUTECODE/> </attributes> </collection> </product> </frontend> But ATTENTION: This can become a performance issue, because it loads the attribute every time the product collection is loaded! If you added too many attributes, the performance can get worse!
This is how to add a Breadcrumb entry in an own block: $breadcrumbs = $this->getLayout()->getBlock(‘breadcrumbs’); $breadcrumbs->addCrumb(‘home’, array(‘label’=>Mage::helper(‘cms’)->__(‘Home’), ‘title’=>Mage::helper(‘cms’)->__(‘Go to Home Page’), ‘link’=>Mage::getBaseUrl())); $breadcrumbs->addCrumb(‘cms_page’, array(‘label’=>$page->getTitle(), ‘title’=>$page->getTitle()));
Here is how to get all stores of your Magento instance a an Array: <?php $aAllStores = Mage::app()->getStores(); foreach ($aAllStores as $iStoreId => $oVal){ $sStoreCode = Mage::app()->getStore($iStoreId)->getCode(); $sStoreName = Mage::app()->getStore($iStoreId)->getName(); $iStoreId = Mage::app()->getStore($iStoreId)->getId(); echo $sStoreCode; echo $sStoreName; echo $iStoreId; } ?> To include the admin store you can call getStores like that: $aAllStores = Mage::app()->getStores(true) […]
Move products to an another category UPDATE db220385_2.catalog_category_product SET category_id = 18 WHERE category_id = 19; Get all attribute option values The following example shows, how to get all available values for the attribute filter_stores SELECT ea.attribute_code, eao.option_id, eaov.store_id, eaov.value_id, eaov.value FROM eav_attribute AS ea INNER JOIN eav_attribute_option AS eao ON ea.attribute_id = eao.attribute_id INNER […]
