Hi,
I need to retake my efforts in shop implementation for our own site.
I'm looking, and typogento looks a good option, but somebody knows if is
continued (updated in middle last year), and if is compatible with
latest Magento 1.6.10?
Other working options actually?
Regards.
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Definitely NO
Wir haben Typogento mehrfach verbaut jedoch die letzten Versionen die fast
ordnungsgemaess von Typogento lief war mit 1.4.1 und 4.5.4
Danach ist einiges an Handarbeit angesagt
Andi
On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Giuseppe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to retake my efforts in shop imp
Hi!
Andreas Becker wrote:
Wir haben Typogento mehrfach verbaut jedoch die letzten Versionen die fast
ordnungsgemaess von Typogento lief war mit 1.4.1 und 4.5.4
Danach ist einiges an Handarbeit angesagt
It would be great to have that in English in this list... :(
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He said
"We have used Typogento multiple times but the latest versions of
Typogento which ran almost properly were 1.4.1 and 4.5.4. Afterwards you
have to many things yourself."
Am 24.11.2011 15:06, schrieb Dmitry Dulepov:
Hi!
Andreas Becker wrote:
Wir haben Typogento mehrfach verbaut jedoch
* "have to do many things yourself." of course :)
Am 24.11.2011 15:26, schrieb Sören Kracker:
He said
"We have used Typogento multiple times but the latest versions of
Typogento which ran almost properly were 1.4.1 and 4.5.4. Afterwards
you have to many things yourself."
Am 24.11.2011 15:06,
Hi, Giuseppe,
I just spend about 6 months with finding out how to setup a working shop
within TYPO3 that is also meeting the e-commerce laws on the German and
Austrianmarket. Unfortunately I must say, the shop extensions are all
problematic.
commerce, which still offers the most possibilitie
El 24/11/2011 15:44, Robert Wildling escribió:
Hi, Giuseppe,
I just spend about 6 months with finding out how to setup a working shop
within TYPO3 that is also meeting the e-commerce laws on the German and
Austrianmarket. Unfortunately I must say, the shop extensions are all
problematic.
We st
Hi,
Have a look around (
http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/?tx_terfe_pi1[view]=search&no_cache=1&tx_terfe_pi1[sword]=shop).
There are a few shops out there. If you look at the archives for the
mailing list you may find some more information, there have been threads
like this before.
We've go
Hi Guiseppe,
We have used tt-products for several shops in TYPO3 with success,
(generally we have paid to have access to the more recent versions (2.7,
2.8, ..). It works fine for the simpler shops we do, although can be
tricky to configure and payment integration is some times a hassle.
Rec
This is what we want to avoid. Some customers wants all integrated in
the same backend to avoid to work with both systems (both to administer
and both to learn)
Regards.
El 24/11/2011 22:35, Simon Dawes escribió:
Hi Guiseppe,
We have used tt-products for several shops in TYPO3 with success,
El 24/11/2011 20:41, Richard Davies escribió:
Hi,
Have a look around (
http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/?tx_terfe_pi1[view]=search&no_cache=1&tx_terfe_pi1[sword]=shop).
There are a few shops out there. If you look at the archives for the
mailing list you may find some more information, the
Hi, Giuseppe,
Multistore?
I meant "Multistore" - sorry!
And what about tt-product
I worked through the book that is available at OpenSource Press - but it
not easy to work with. And the book itself says that it is not done for
large stores... Also, a category system still seems to be mis
Yep, I understand the desire for one integrated system, we persisted
with tt-products for a long time just for this reason! But our
experience is for anything more that a fairly straight forward shop you
end up compromising functionality somewhere :)
Anyway good luck with it, if you had down t
Hi,
we have split up magento and TYPO3 but TYPO3 provides header, menus,
footer and stuff to magento to have same look and feel.
georg
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Il 25/11/2011 11:24, Georg Ringer ha scritto:
Hi,
we have split up magento and TYPO3 but TYPO3 provides header, menus,
footer and stuff to magento to have same look and feel.
georg
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Hi,
Il 25/11/2011 11:24, Georg Ringer ha scritto:
Hi,
we have split up magento and TYPO3 but TYPO3 provides header, menus,
footer and stuff to magento to have same look and feel.
we did the same. And we implemented some modules in TYPO3 and in Magento
to share contents (content elements from
Hi,
On 25-11-2011 11:53, Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
because we put a lot of effort (paid by ourself) in this product.
This is the case for most of the TYPO3 core and for most extensions in TER.
The basic idea is that you can use things for free which others built
and you let others use for f
Il 25/11/2011 12:14, Jigal van Hemert ha scritto:
Hi,
On 25-11-2011 11:53, Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
because we put a lot of effort (paid by ourself) in this product.
This is the case for most of the TYPO3 core and for most extensions in
TER.
The basic idea is that you can use things for f
Hi,
Am 25.11.2011 11:53, schrieb Tonix (Antonio Nati):
Actual code is private, and we do not know if/when it will be released
in public, because we put a lot of effort (paid by ourself) in this
product.
nobody got a problem if you make it like DKD with solr, my company with
Aloha and so on: L
Hi!
Sören Kracker wrote:
He said
"We have used Typogento multiple times but the latest versions of
Typogento which ran almost properly were 1.4.1 and 4.5.4. Afterwards you
have to many things yourself."
Thanks! :)
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I have a typogento installation with:
Magento 1.4.1.1
Typogento 1.0.2 and
TYPO3 4.5.2
The store portion functions properly, but when someone logs into the
TYPO3 frontend TYPO3 errors are generated.
If the user is properly registered in both TYPO3 and Magento, Typogento
says that "#3: This cu
Hello list,
I would like to know if anybody has a clue as
to what is the problem here. The error I get is this:
"SOAP API Error: SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn't load from
'http://myhost.com/magento/api/soap/?wsdl' "
I am with TYPO3 4.2 and Magento 1.2.3.1
I have tested on another compute
We are trying to upgrade a site that has Typogento, and in the process
splitting the Magento products into two "stores". We have two different
instances of the fb_magento plugin set up, with each pointing to the
respective parent category, and the typoscript adjust accordingly.
We are finding
Tony,
Have you tried ensuring that the Magento db user can access the TYPO3 db and
vice versa?
>From the errors, that's what it seems to be.
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On 4/27/2011 11:32 AM, Michael Cannon wrote:
Have you tried ensuring that the Magento db user can access the TYPO3 db and
vice versa?
The same db user is used for both databases.
Thanks -- Tony
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Tony,
Feeling silly for asking, but are databases on the same server?
Have you tried from the command line to connect to each database with the
desired username and password?
Is it possible that one of the systems is grabbing incorrect database access
information?
The debug information you ga
Thanks, Michael.
The databases are on the same server. And the common (same) user can
access both databases.
The configuration in Magento | System | Configuration | TYPO3 Connector
is correct.
Details of the error messages are at the Typogento forum at
http://tinyurl.com/63hm4g6
Regarding
Tony,
First, I initially responded coming from looking at the DB errors for what
to check out.
Second, I haven't worked with TypoGento since it first came out.
Third, at this point, I recommend grokking code or asking someone to do so
to see what exactly each system is doing in regards to your e
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