| delimiter ;; | |
| drop procedure if exists build_catalog;; | |
| create procedure build_catalog(IN categories INT, IN products INT) | |
| begin | |
| SET @category_count = 1; | |
| SET @CATNAMEPREFIX = "Category "; | |
| SET @CATURLKEYPREFIX = "cat-"; | |
| SET @CATURLPATHPREFIX = "catpath-"; | |
| SET @ROOTCATEGORY = 2; | |
| SET @INCLUDEINMENU = 1; |
The idea is to use gamification in the Magento backend to help to train admins who are new to using Magento with some kind of interactive tutorial along with earning points for doing things like updating their store address in system config and creating a new product, etc.
Not totally sure, just a rough idea right now. But my thinking is - some combination of an interactive tutorial with points and badges earned for different actions.
| <?php | |
| require('htdocs/app/Mage.php'); | |
| umask(0); | |
| Mage::setIsDeveloperMode(true); | |
| Mage::app(); | |
| $attributeCode = 'description'; // any attribute code | |
| // load model without only static attribute values |
| <?php | |
| /** | |
| * This rewrite modifies the caching behavior so that the layout cache key references a SHA1 | |
| * hash of the layout XML instead of the XML itself to avoid duplication. The layout XML must | |
| * still be generated once for each layout key, but it will not be saved if the identical | |
| * contents already exist, saving considerable cache backend storage. | |
| */ | |
| class Template_Core_Model_Layout_Update extends Mage_Core_Model_Layout_Update | |
| { |
| kubectl get services # List all services | |
| kubectl get pods # List all pods | |
| kubectl get nodes -w # Watch nodes continuously | |
| kubectl version # Get version information | |
| kubectl cluster-info # Get cluster information | |
| kubectl config view # Get the configuration | |
| kubectl describe node <node> # Output information about a node | |
| kubectl get pods # List the current pods | |
| kubectl describe pod <name> # Describe pod <name> | |
| kubectl get rc # List the replication controllers |