I have made a custom Magento 1.5.0.1 Dataflow module using this guide: http://blog.baobaz.com/en/blog/customizing-magento-dataflow-import-of-custom-data
Everything is working well, however, is it possible to use a file upload rather than needing to manually upload a file via FTP and specifying the file location?
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Is there a way in strapi to configure location for uploading media and also restrict access to it?
the docs for configuring the middleware lists only one option for changing maxFileSize.
Strapi uses is koa-body and formidable to process files but I couldnt find option to configure path there also.
I'm on strapi v3.6.2.
Restricting access to files: As far as I know, the upload plugin does not support restricting access to files, based on user-permissions authentication. For example, the aws bucket provider expects a public bucket and the local upload provider serves all files indiscriminately. Options for getting around this include:
Making a custom upload provider
Modifying the upload plugin, develop a custom plugin
Fully custom uploads in a strapi model service
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Upload folder location: Strapi-provider-upload-local picks up a path from the middleware config here. Although I don't know if this variable is used anywhere else and can be (safely) changed in the middleware config file.
I have been trying to change the theme of my WSO2 store.
It would only allow me to customize CSS and images. I want to apply a new structure to the theme.
Is it possible? If so, how?
Depends on which version you are using.
If you are using WSO2 Cloud. You have to create a zip file with the custom css and upload it on the platform.
https://docs.wso2.com/display/APICloud/Customize+the+API+Store+Theme
If you are using WSO2 Local server then you will have to follow certain steps shown in the link below.
https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM200/Adding+a+New+API+Store+Theme
I have created a module using ultimate module creator,but it is not showing on the magento
back end.
I have cleared the magento cache and done the re-indexing also
i have checked in the file,its present in the local folder and is enabled
but still not showing in backend
Check all the config file (i.e. config.xml) and ACL permissions (in adminhtml.xml) if you are not able to see anything in admin panel.
I have downloaded a theme in my system. I need to install this theme in magento.
How to do it?
I have installed theme using magento connect but how to do it for system saved in local files?
If you have zip file , You can extract the downloaded theme into this location
"magento\app\design\frontend\default\yourtheme"
If you used the Magento Extension Login as admin
System --> Magento Connect --> Magento Connect Manager
Given the Login Details
For Example : Hellowired theme
http://connect20.magentocommerce.com/community/HelloWired_Free_Theme_1_4
After Installation Your can see the source code (downloaded/installed) available in your local system
To enable your theme in FrontEnd
System --> Manage stores -->Create Store view --> code (yourtheme)
May be it will helps you.
I found a tutorial how to install magento template from local file, but this is tutorial with their template. But you can read and learn how do they do it.
http://www.magenmarket.com/news-and-blog/ma2-juno-free-magento-theme-installation-and-configuration.html
and there is detail about installing magento template via magento connect
http://www.magenmarket.com/news-and-blog/how-to-install-magento-themes-using-the-magento-connect-manager.html
I am using Mangento 1.5.0.1 and have configured the admin section to export Google XML Sitemaps daily.
Mangento uses cron to execute this however the cron job runs but never outputs a sitemap nor does it email me an error.
I was thinking maybe I need to manually create the folders / files and then maybe they would then be populated by the cron job.
So my question is, where in the file system does Magento create these files?
Thanks
Paul
From memory I think sitemap.xml normally gets created in the Magento directory - usually whatever is the public root of your website. Of course this is configurable.