I am very new to the Magento platform. I installed Magento 2.4.2 version on my VPS hosting server. Installed and running with Elastic search well.
When I install the B2B module in this version, I'm getting the below message. Hope others facing this issue can help.
[InvalidArgumentException] Could not find a matching version of package magento/extension-b2b.
My question: is there any difference between Magento open source vs Magento commerce? Magento open source won't support B2B? 2.4.2 version is Open source or Magento commerce?
Can anyone help me to clarify this?
Thanks
The free version of Magento 2 is Magento Open Source. The B2B suite is Magento Commerce only (paid version).
So the B2B suite is not available on Magento 2 Open Source. To get the B2B functionality you need to upgrade to Magento Commerce or find similar third party modules to add to Open Source version.
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My Magento install is not showing any available upgrades for Community Extensions.
When I run mage from the command line I receive No updates available (Magento is up to date). It does show the installed modules so no problem with the packages.xml.
To test I restored an older version and re-ran the upgrade, this shows me all of the current Magento core upgrades. However nothing for the extensions (which mirrors what I see with the live install)
If I log into Magento Connect it shows all my installed extensions and their versions but nothing in the column that shows the available version.
n98-magerun :sys:check shows no problems
I have googled and tried everything I can think of and can't figure it out
We are running CentOS 7.4
Any pointers would be very helpful :)
Thanks
Darren
I want to upgrade my magento version.
I am using Magento Enterprise editon 1.12
When I goto connect manager and use "Check for upgrade". No upgrade is listed. But Magento 1.14 is latest version and it is not listed.
Any reason on why didn't the available is not listed?
For community edition we can upgrade manually by downloading the latest files and inserting our custom modules in that.
But in Enterprise Edition is there any way to do like that? Because Enterprise Edition is not open source
The same question is posted in this link . Since I am not getting any response, posting the same here
Magento Enterprise is the PAID version. You will need to login to the Magento Account to be able to download the latest version.
In case, of Magento Community, it is free hence it can be upgraded via Magento Connect Manager.
Use the following steps:
Go to www.magento.com
In the top horizontal navigation bar, click My
Account. Log in with your Magento user name and password.
In the left navigation bar, click Downloads.
In the right pane, click Magento Enterprise Edition > Release for the software or Sample Data for the optional sample data.
Follow the instructions on your screen to complete the Magento EE download.
Transfer the installation archive to your development system.
Find the information here: http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/m1x/install/installing.html#get
Hope this helps.
As today Magento 2.0 was released, I installed it and was exploring its admin panel. I am unable to find Add Product button on Catalog page, can someone please guide me if I am on the wrong page?
That was the bug in old version of magento community 2.0.
Download and reinstall again and it will work for you.
I have been tasked with integrating the One Pica Avalara Avatax extension into a Magento 1.13.0.2 project.
Installation was easy enough and the module appears to be functioning correctly on the backend. However, the client does not yet have account credentials with Avalara, so I can't test the extension with the newest version of Magento. I was wondering if anyone here has integrated the Avatax extension into the latest version of Magento successfully. My concern is that with Magento's latest update (which includes major changes to Tax Calculations) will there be conflicts between Avatax and the new core code?
Thank you,
Emil
The latest available version of the One Pica Avalara Magento Extension is is 2.4.3.1 (May 16, 2013). It can be obtained via Magento Connect or downloaded directly from OnePica's website.
The extension supports all current versions of Magento Community after 1.2 and current versions of Magento Enterprise after 1.5.
Hopefully this helps!
I am more of a DNN end user and not a DNN developer.
When I bought my DNN hosting package from iHostASP.Net about 2 years ago, version 6.0 was the current version for the community edition and iHostASP.net set it up for me. I did not make much use of the website until now and I am planning to relaunch my website.
I see that 7.00.05 is the latest community and if I got to the DNN website from the upgrade prompt from my DNN instance, I am taken to http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Downloads.aspx
from where all I can do is download a zip file.
How do I have this upgrade package installed? What I have on iHostASP.net is a website setup, so I don't have full access to the server itself. All I can access is the Helm Control panel for my website.
I have host access to my website, but can't see how I can have the zip file uploaded or installed in my DNN instance.
Any pointers would be appreciated. Does anyone know of any breaking changes in this upgrade from 6.0.0 to 7.0.05? I am not using any outside module other than what is supplied out of the box in a default DNN community edition.
Thank in advance.
Suggested upgrade path recommends upgrading first to the latest DNN 6, and then to the latest DNN 7. At the moment, this means first upgrading to 06.02.07, and then to 07.00.05.
This is just a recommendation, though. If you get upgrade errors, or the site doesn't work as expected, I would try again with the suggested upgrade path.
DNN system requirements have changed substantially between versions 6 and 7. Support for Windows 2003 servers has been dropped, but I doubt IHostASP.NET has used these for a while.
You likely have FTP access with IHostASP, if so, you can watch this video for how to perform an upgrade
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Video-Library/Viewer/Video/244/View/Details/Upgrading-A-DotNetNuke-Site-Via-FTP.aspx
You should also check out the Wiki http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/Upgrading-DotNetNuke.aspx
Be absolutely sure to back everything up first though, if you don't know how, ask your hosting provider what backup options they provide.