Return Store Variables (Phone Number, Address, E-Mail etc)

// General Contact
$name =  Mage::getStoreConfig('trans_email/ident_general/name'); 
$email = Mage::getStoreConfig('trans_email/ident_general/email');

// Sales Representative
$name =  Mage::getStoreConfig('trans_email/ident_sa...

$email = Mage::getModel('core/email_template');

$email->sendTransactional(
    'some_email_template',                                                 // template
    array('name' => 'Your Company', 'email' => 'contact@yourcompany....

Note - this article only applies to nginx and PHP-FPM!

If you want to have stores which are accessed via subdirectories as opposed to domain names, the standard method I've found is to make a directory with a copy of index.php in it, using ...

A list of collection methods, similar to this

Where

OR:

You have to first specify an array of attributes in the filter, then a two dimensi...

Magento has a Datetime backend model but formats a Zend_Date object without the time. So if you want to store datetime (actually with time) you will need to setup your own backend model.

Here is how i've done it:

class Namespace_Module_Mod...

Here is what can be set at each level:

SweetTooth details how to limit the number of autocomplete entries, as by default this list is not limited whatsoever, not good on a store with lots of products!

![](http://mikewhitby.co.uk/makandra-track.gif?a=limiting-the-number-of-autocomplete...

Same for 1 and 2

Certain entities (Products and Categories, for example) have the concept of a
store scope, whereby you can set the default value for all stores, or you can
set a value on a per-store basis.

You could do it this way, and this is probably how most ...

Fancy importing a subset of some product attributes on a per-store basis, whilst keeping the attributes that weren't imported using the defaults?

Tough, you can't!

Well, not with dataflow anyway. [This card](https://makandracards.com/magento...