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New version - finally.

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

After quite a long period of time we proudly present a new version of TypoGento. The new version has version number 1.0.0 and works with Magento version 1.4.1 finally.

Besides the compatibility we added functionality for Single Sign On within both Frontend and Backend. This means TYPO3 backend users can be connected and combined with Magento administrators as well as Frontend Users of TYPO3 may be synchronized with Magento customers.

We wish you a good time with the new version of TypoGento and are awaiting a lot of your feedback.

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Typogento 0.2.0 is out now

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

Changelog:

added realurl handling
Bugfix: 0001281
replaced storeview Code Textbox with Selectbox Add Storeview Api
Added support for language <-> store code mapping
Removed debug statements
Changed setup to use Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup::addAttribute() Last complete wasn’t complete…
Changed setup to use Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Setup::addAttribute()
Customer save auf EventModel aufgesetzt Typop3 DB config params in system.xml integriert In install script {$this->getTable(’eav_attribute’)} statt hardcoded magent.eav_attribute
Magento 1.2.x compatibility fix in Product/Url.php Add Catalog/Url.php model because it’s rewritten in the config.xml (doesn’t do anything yet)

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Change Attribute Set: Another Flagbit extension published on Magento Connect

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008

After having a little problem with Magento in several projects, we decided to put the functionality into a Magento module and share it with the other users. In Magento every product has a fixed attribute set that defines which attributes every product has. Unfortunately the attribute set cannot be changed after the product’s creation. This is in many productive contexts not an acceptable limitation.

This module overrides the standard behaviour and makes it possible to change attribute sets although the item has already existed. Thus we did our part making Magento even more flexible. :)

The extension can be reviewed and downloaded at http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/706/change-attribute-set.

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