OXID eShop version 6.2.3 is released containing bug fixes, a security improvement, merged pull requests, composer v2 support, oe:module:uninstall-configuration and support for Symfony named services.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/oxid_620.png219268Vasyl Liulkahttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngVasyl Liulka2020-11-24 10:53:002020-11-24 10:53:02OXID eShop version 6.2.3
When it comes to internationalization, localization might be an important part of it.
Finally, we were able to update our translation center to a new platform on Crowdin in order to make translations easier for you.
It turned out that Crowdin provides an highly integrated, easy to use and very intuitive platform which I am really happy with.
Read what exactly was changed (and unfortunately lost) with the update in this blog post.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/hannah-wright-ZzWsHbu2y80-unsplash.jpg1138640Marco Steinhäuserhttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngMarco Steinhäuser2020-10-07 10:50:402020-10-07 10:50:43Crowdin will become the next translation platform for OXID eShop
Additionally to bug fixes and two security improvements, we added module migrations and updated several 3rd party components. This patch release contains 20+ merge requests – thanks to you guys!
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/oxid_620.png219268Farzam Tahmasebmirzahttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngFarzam Tahmasebmirza2020-07-28 11:12:552020-11-23 17:53:35OXID eShop version 6.2.2
In October 2019 ECJ decided about the necessity of cookie consent tools on all websites. On 28th of May this was confirmed by German Federal Court of Justice. This post is to give you an overview of cookies used in OXID as well as the possibilities you have to find a cookie consent tool that fits your needs.
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This Friday, June 26th we have had our first OxidDevHour. It is a format ajar to OXID User Groups, just more efficient, more concentrated on OXID devs.
VAT in Germany will be reduced from July till December 2020. Read this blog post to learn how to achieve that in OXID eShop and how to automate it.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/vat.jpg400400Marco Steinhäuserhttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngMarco Steinhäuser2020-06-09 14:54:132020-08-26 17:46:30How to reduce VAT in OXID eShop from July till December
This patch release contains some bug fixes and a pull request. Additionally, the functionalities “E-mail suggest” as well as “Beta note” were deprecated.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/oxid_620.png219268Clemens Scholzhttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngClemens Scholz2020-04-28 12:10:082020-04-28 12:10:11OXID eShop version 6.2.1
OXID eShop 6.2 is released and its a good step forward to a modernized codebase, embracing best practices and more symfony-like patterns. Here is my experience updating.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.png00ivobahttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngivoba2020-04-20 13:11:492020-04-22 10:56:22Updating OXID eShop to 6.2.0
When Florian started at OXID in September last year, he was entrusted to get the ball rolling for GraphQL API in OXID eShop. Read the full story here.
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/oxid-apis-mit-graphql-und-rest.jpg395419Florian Engelhardthttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngFlorian Engelhardt2020-04-20 11:50:002020-07-06 14:14:13The story of the GraphQL API for OXID eShop
This is the last of our three-part blog post series about using Symfony DI containers in OXID and how it can be used in module and project development. Hope that this helps you with your job, and of course we are always happy about feed back!
https://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/dependency_injection.jpg480480Koltanhttps://oxidforge.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/OXID_forge_sub.pngKoltan2020-04-17 13:03:082020-04-17 13:03:10Part 3: Extending OXID eShop using the Symfony DI container
OXID eShop version 6.2.3
0 Comments/in blog English vasyl.liulka / Vasyl LiulkaNews, Releases
OXID eShop version 6.2.3 is released containing bug fixes, a security improvement, merged pull requests, composer v2 support, oe:module:uninstall-configuration and support for Symfony named services.
eCommerce Services to disappear in OXID versions < 6
0 Comments/in blog English Vilma_liorensaityte / Vilma Liorensaityteannouncements, Backend, Releases
So called “ecommerce services” in OXID eShop admin panel will be removed as off today. This is just to inform you 😉
Crowdin will become the next translation platform for OXID eShop
0 Comments/in blog English marco.steinhaeuser / Marco Steinhäuseri18n, l10n, language, localization
When it comes to internationalization, localization might be an important part of it.
Finally, we were able to update our translation center to a new platform on Crowdin in order to make translations easier for you.
It turned out that Crowdin provides an highly integrated, easy to use and very intuitive platform which I am really happy with.
Read what exactly was changed (and unfortunately lost) with the update in this blog post.
OXID eShop version 6.2.2
4 Comments/in blog English farzamtm / Farzam TahmasebmirzaNews, Releases
Additionally to bug fixes and two security improvements, we added module migrations and updated several 3rd party components. This patch release contains 20+ merge requests – thanks to you guys!
Deployment concepts starting from OXID eShop 6.2.0
0 Comments/in blog English Koltan / KoltanModules backend, oxid6, tutorial, Tutorials backend, yaml
Prior the changes, manual de- and activation of modules had to be done. Now this cumbersome work gets to an end as module config moved to yaml files.
Cookie consent tools available for OXID eShop
0 Comments/in blog English pll_5efe29f74149c marco.steinhaeuser / Marco Steinhäusercookie-consent, legal
In October 2019 ECJ decided about the necessity of cookie consent tools on all websites. On 28th of May this was confirmed by German Federal Court of Justice. This post is to give you an overview of cookies used in OXID as well as the possibilities you have to find a cookie consent tool that fits your needs.
OxidDevHour FR, 2020-06-26
0 Comments/in blog English marco.steinhaeuser / Marco SteinhäuserEvents, hexagonal architecture, module development, modules
This Friday, June 26th we have had our first OxidDevHour. It is a format ajar to OXID User Groups, just more efficient, more concentrated on OXID devs.
How to reduce VAT in OXID eShop from July till December
4 Comments/in blog English marco.steinhaeuser / Marco Steinhäuserchange, Germany, legal, oxid6, tax, tax rate, value added tax, VAT
VAT in Germany will be reduced from July till December 2020. Read this blog post to learn how to achieve that in OXID eShop and how to automate it.
OXID eShop version 6.2.1
0 Comments/in blog English clemens.scholz / Clemens ScholzNews, Releases
This patch release contains some bug fixes and a pull request. Additionally, the functionalities “E-mail suggest” as well as “Beta note” were deprecated.
Updating OXID eShop to 6.2.0
0 Comments/in blog English ivoba / ivobaoxid6
OXID eShop 6.2 is released and its a good step forward to a modernized codebase, embracing best practices and more symfony-like patterns. Here is my experience updating.
The story of the GraphQL API for OXID eShop
0 Comments/in blog English florian.engelhardt / Florian EngelhardtAPIs, GraphQL, News, Tutorials frontend
When Florian started at OXID in September last year, he was entrusted to get the ball rolling for GraphQL API in OXID eShop. Read the full story here.
Part 3: Extending OXID eShop using the Symfony DI container
0 Comments/in blog English Koltan / Koltantutorial, Tutorials backend
This is the last of our three-part blog post series about using Symfony DI containers in OXID and how it can be used in module and project development. Hope that this helps you with your job, and of course we are always happy about feed back!