Follow the below steps to create CRUD Model in Magento 2
Step 1: Setup Script
Step 2: Create Model
Step 3: Create Resource Model
Step 4: Create Resource Model Collection Continue reading CRUD Models Magento 2
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Magento 2 module name and versions
Modules name and its version are normally defined in etc/module.xml file.
These information will also be stored in the table setup_module.
Enable Cache command line Magento 2
The following command will enable all cache types
php bin/magento cache:enable
If you would like to enable specific cache type, you should type command line
php bin/magento cache:enable CACHE_TYPE
Disable Cache command line Magento 2
The following command will disable all cache types
php bin/magento cache:disable
If you would like to disable specific cache type, you should type command line
php bin/magento cache:disable CACHE_TYPE
Cache Status Magento 2
Run the following command to see the cache status
php bin/magento cache:status
Current status:
config: 1
layout: 1
block_html: 1
collections: 1
reflection: 1
db_ddl: 1
eav: 1
customer_notification: 1
config_integration: 1
config_integration_api: 1
full_page: 1
translate: 1
config_webservice: 1
Create Controller in Magento 2
Follow the below steps to create controller in Magento 2
Step 1: Create routes.xml file.
File: app/code/PHPCodez/First/etc/frontend/routes.xml Continue reading Create Controller in Magento 2
Magento 2 Community Edition vs. Enterprise Edition
- The Cost Difference
- Customer Segmentation and Targeted Promotions to Drive Conversions
- Customer Attribute Management for Advanced Personalization
- Recommend, Up Sell and Cross Sell More Products with Rule Based Product Relations
- Visual Merchandizer to Boost Conversions
- Powerful Search to Drive Conversions
- Limited Catalog Access to Display Products by Customer Group
- Add to Cart by SKU to Improve Conversions
- Streamline Returns with Advanced RMA
- Drive Customer Loyalty and Rewards
- Convert Returns into Future Sales with Store Credits
- Keep Customers Coming back with Gift Cards
- Promote Return Visits with Multiple Wish Lists
- Increase Sales and Loyalty with a Custom Gift Registry
- Private Sales and Personalized Shopping Experience
- Increase Sales with Automated Email Reminders
- Advanced Content Management Systems
- Order Archiving to Make Store Management Convenient
- Advanced Permissions for Improved Control
- Support Tools to Quickly Diagnose and Resolve Issues
- Content Staging and Preview
- Architecture that Scales with your Business
- MySQL Cluster Support for High Availability
- Drive Performance with Message Queues
- Support for Alternate Media Storage – CDN and Database
- You are in Safe Hands with Strong Data Encryption, Hashing and Key Management
- Dedicated Support for the Difficult Times
Magento 2 Module Development
Follow the below steps to create a Magento 2 module – PHPcodez_First
Step 1: Create the folder for the module
Step 2: Create etc/module.xml file
Step 3: Create etc/registration.php file
Step 4: Enable the module Continue reading Magento 2 Module Development
Deploy Static Content Magento 2
The static view files deployment command enables you to write static files to the Magento file system .
The term “Static” means it can be cached for a site( images ,JS and CSS )
The term “View” refers to the presentation layer (from MVC).
Static view files are located in the pub/static directory, and some are cached in the var/view_preprocessed directory as well.
Static view files deployment is affected by Magento modes as follows:
Default and developer modes: Magento generates them on demand, but the rest are cached in a file for speed of access.
Production mode: Static files are not generated or cached.
You can deploy the static content by running the below command.
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
Enable module in magento 2
You can enable the module by running the below command.
php bin/magento module:enable Vendorname_Modulename
Or other way, you can access the file app/etc/config.php
You will see a long list of modules there, just add your module as well ‘Vendorname_Modulename’ => 1,
Your module should be available now.