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On wishlist.xml wishlist_index_index, just re-arrange the children under customer.wishlist.items from top to bottom which will result to left to right arrangement on the Wishlist page Also, a bonus. You can also set the heading title there.

Simple. sudo apt-get install ruby-compass Done.

It's really such a headache when I migrated to Ubuntu 14.04. Lots of headaches! But anyway, here we go: First you need to install pear first by doing the following command on Terminal: sudo apt-get install php-pear Then add pear channel: sudo pear channel-discover pear.phing.info Install Phing: sudo pear install -Z phing/phing The -Z option will download .tar file instead of the damn .tgz (which always throws this error):  could not extract the package.xml file from "/build/buildd/php5-5.5.9+dfsg/pear-build-download/phing-2.9.1.tgz" Download of "phing/phing" succeeded, but it is not a valid package archive Error: cannot download "phing/phing" Download failed install failed Hopefully it works on your end. Please comment below if it worked.

I've just upgraded our e-commerce website which uses Magento version 1.5. I upgraded it to the latest 1.9.0.1. Really lots and lots of bug fixes to be done and of them is what's the title of this post. Anyways, you can fix it by going to Mage_Reports_Model_Resource_Product_Collection::setProductEntityId and remove the (int) because it's trying to convert the string into integer. This is not the best fix but I'm in a hurry so if you found something that is more appropriate then please leave a comment and don't just runaway. Cheers     public function setProductEntityId($entityId)     {         $this->_productEntityId = (int)$entityId;         return $this;     }

To get the website ID in Magento: Mage::app()->getStore(true)->getWebsite()->getId()

Recently, I have an ABC project that uses Web App. I was puzzled how to specify image dimension. I played with the values and finally came up with the correct format. In your web app field that has an 'image' type, simply append the width and height to the image path. Like this:  /path/to/my/image.jpg,370,170

In Magento 1.5.1.0, I've tried different approaches just to check in the frontend if the admin is logged in. There are lots of codes I found in the net but they didn't work. Well, the easiest approach is just this : Mage::getModel('admin/session')->isLoggedIn() I used that in the custom router I created. Now buy me some beer!