UPDATE: 5/9/2013: Major kudos to the Amazon SDK PHP team for contacting us and actually listening to our concerns/issues of their SDK. A standalone download … Read More
At Silva Tech Solutions LLC, we process and handle a lot of custom reporting tasks for clients in a variety of industries. Typically, we are … Read More
Recently we ran into a very bizarre issue with a new VM Ubuntu Server 12.04 image and assigning a static address. Using DHCP, the image … Read More
As most Magento developers or administrators know, the upgrade process from version to version can be a bit dicey and time consuming. We have run … Read More
We have been doing a great deal of work using WordPress and a nifty little plugin called s2Member (http://www.s2member.com). It essentially creates an entire subscription … Read More
Just a quick tip. For some reason, trying to add a plugin to a WordPress User is more difficult than it should be. We tried … Read More
While working on a client’s Magento CE cart, we noticed that their diskspace had jumped astronomically over the past few weeks. Coincidentally, this started right … Read More
This is an ubber ubber short install guide we came up with to get Glassfish on a virtual server for testing:
Make sure you have at least 512 memory free!
1.) Install java
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install oracle-java7-installer
We ran into a TON of problems upgrading our ubuntu servers to the latest version of Ubuntu. We suffered everything from Kernel panics, to python issues, to broken upgrades mid-way through. It was a vastly different than the typical upgrade cycle we have been used to.
We are full of quick “tips” this month!
We have been doing some automated product system integrations using a third party data feed and a pre-existing Magento install. The C# Sharp calls to Magento’s API work quite well (seemingly a bit slow), but we ran into a brick wall recently. Essentially, while adding images to a product, they would NOT load automatically into the default view of the store. So on the front-end the images would always appear “broken”.
