e-commerce

I am designing an admin module in Magento 1.4.2. I am developing a grid layout displaying the product details (product name, SKU, price, special price, qty) I displayed all the columns. I cannot figure out how to display the special price in one column. I cannot retrieve the special price. Help me to solve this. I used this code for getting the price. $collection->joinAttribute('price', 'catalog_product/price', 'entity_id', null, 'left', $store->getId()); This code I used for adding a column for price. $this->addColumn('price', array( 'header' => Mage::helper('catalog')->__('Price'), 'type' =>

Basically, my question is this - I have a list of prices, some of which are historical (i.e. I want to be able to search that product X was $0.99 on March 11, $1.99 on April 1, etc...). What is the best way to store this information? I assumed I would probably have a Product table that has a foreign key to a price table. I initially thought that storing the current price would probably be the best bet, but I think I want to be able to store historical price data, so would the better route to go be to store a table like the following for the price list: CREATE TABLE prices ( id BIGINT auto

I'm trying to create a variable product using woocommerce which will include user input text which is specific to each product. To do so I am detecting for 'custom_text' type and displaying a text input field instead of the normal select-option dropdown. This is in variable.php: <form action="<?php echo esc_url( $product->add_to_cart_url() ); ?>" class="variations_form cart" method="post" enctype='multipart/form-data' data-product_id="<?php echo $post->ID; ?>"> <?php $loop = 0; foreach ( $attributes as $name => $options ) : $loop++; <?php if(is_array($options) && $options[0] == "custom_text")

When click on add to cart button, the Woocommerce shows the message, view cart, I want to edit this message, actually edit all the span, put some icon etc... Add a filter to your theme/functions.php. The code below just overrides the existing $message. This overwrites $message with an nearly identical one that prepends a "checkout" link to the message. Make sure you return the $message. You can of course just modify the existing message, as the entire thing is passed as a string via the first param or $message var. add_filter ( 'wc_add_to_cart_message', 'wc_add_to_cart_message_filter', 10, 2 )