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WordPress Cloudflare Flexible SSL

Every firewall service company is now touting the ability to have HTTP2 enabled on their site. The problem is to gain any benefit for HTTP, you must have SSL fully enabled on your site. If you have any complicated caching turned on that does not work with SSL directly, then this can be a problem.

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Magento EE Check If Order Item Has Been RMA’d

One great feature of Magento Enterprise is that it comes with an RMA system completely built in. Its a very good feature to have if you have a high volume of sales. The system is a bit confusing to learn, from a user interface perspective, but once you get the hang of it its not that difficult.

From a programmatic perspective, it makes sending out order specific information a bit more complicated and will also affect any sales data forecasting tools that you have custom built. Below is a snippet of code to help determine whether an order has any RMA’d items, programmatically.

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Magento Supee-6788 Troubleshooting Tips

The latest round for Patches from Magento (Supee-6788) have seemed to have caused a lot of confusion. While important, the patches fail to take into consideration that a few stock files may have been changed (.htaccess) or removed (.htaccess.sample). The patch also errors on cryptic messages and seemingly provide very little to troubleshoot with.

We have applied it to a few community edition Magento versions as well as an enterprise install and have had a mixed bag of results. We have documented a set of common tips that have helped us trouble shoot most of the issues with the new patch.

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Magento Custom Bundle Pricing

One of the nice features about doing orders in the Magento back-end is the ability to create manual orders and setting a discount price. The only problem is that this custom pricing was only available with simple products.

We managed to create magento custom bundle pricing in just a few steps.

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Declined Card Transaction Management

Recently our client saw a surge in suspicious activity where a user would seemingly login, place an item in their cart, and then proceed to attempt to use fraudulent cards repeatedly. We were able to determine that either this was an absolutely amazing robot processing the orders OR a very determined group of individuals. We suspect it may have been a live person, because all of the IDS web sniffers detected that it was an authenticated browser user.

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